Amal Lawyer · IDs · News · Office wear

Amal Clooney meets today Nasheed in Prison 08.09.2015

nati3873

IMG_0816

Amal Clooney visited former President Mohamed Nasheed today for the first time at the high-security Maafushi prison.

Speaking to the press after the two-hour meeting, Amal Clooney said Nasheed was in “remarkably good spirits” and that his message to the Maldivian people was to “remain hopeful that things will improve.”

“He’s pleased that I’ll be attending meetings on his behalf with the government this week,” she said.

President’s office spokesperson Ibrahim Muaz Ali said in a tweet today that Attorney General Mohamed Anil will meet Nasheed’s foreign lawyers on behalf of the government.

via http://maldivesindependent.com/

Style files :

Amal Clooney wore a black suit with

Heidi London sunnies

BLACK OLIVE CATEYE FRAME SUNGLASSES (LIMITED EDITION – 1 LEFT IN STOCK) – £165

http://www.heidilondon.com/collections/classic-cateye-sunnies/products/cateye-frame-sunglasses–2

HeidiLondon-BlackOlive-Amal-Cateye-Sunglasses_grande

Paul Andrew (first ID)

Zenadia pumps in sand

http://www.farfetch.com/uk/shopping/women/paul-andrew-zenadia-pumps-item-10872560.aspx

or this patent leather version

PAUL ANDREW Zenadia sand patent leather pumps (SC120297)
£445.00
– See more at: http://bit.ly/1IWN0hn

IMG_0801 IMG_0802 IMG_0803

IMG_0771 IMG_0772 IMG_0773 IMG_0774 IMG_0764 IMG_0766 IMG_0769

IMG_0807 IMG_0808 IMG_0809 IMG_0810 IMG_0811 IMG_0812 IMG_0813 IMG_0814 IMG_0815

Published by nati3873

95 thoughts on “Amal Clooney meets today Nasheed in Prison 08.09.2015”

    1. I think this outfit would be perfect for a court appearance in Manhattan or London, but doesn’t translate to meet a client in the Maldives. Also at 37, you should know how to cross your legs without flashing so much thigh or feel the need to display the latest designer bag so ostentatiously in front of your client’s wife. For tips on how to get out of a car or sit on a chair – no-one did it more elegantly than the late Princess Diana.

      Like

      Reply

      1. I think the same , Nati! I think she looks perfect. She is somebody very sure of herself, no doubt about it.
        Love the hair, so natural.
        And also loved her hemline. Go, Amal, you know how to do it!

        Like

      2. You know, National, it’s as if she has! I am sure that Amal will grow into this new role. New in the sense that she is high profile now and what she says and her demeanor and appearance are all noted. I think it must be quite daunting to face the press and have every word reported and analysed. But she is definitely getting there and with help from your blog (!) I think she will do many great things for the world

        Like

      3. Nati :))) Last weekend I had a dream with Amal, she is such a wonderful woman, I talked to her so much and I asked her about this blog, she seemed to know very well, but she does not really like when you post the prices :)))) Here I woke up :))))

        Liked by 1 person

      6. Well if she reads the comments here, then she should have received the memo about short skirt and high heels. 😉 if she is indeed reading this then I would like to kindly tell her that the GV skirt suits she wears often to work do not suit her at all. I don’t mind their color, i just think they look like a uniform for some reason and are too short. they make her look like a school girl, not a mature barrister. I really hope she would stop wearing them , especially when meeting world leaders. this is just my opinion 🙂

        Like

  3. You just might be right Nati, or someone is! Often it’s a coincidence, as if someone IS reading AND advising.
    She looks so beautiful here. In her element. And wow, she sure is statuesque standing next to everyone else. She’s taller than I realized. Very pretty woman! 🙂

    Liked by 1 person

    Reply

  8. I also love her toned-down make up in the last two appearances. Looks more natural. As Alan Rickman likes to say, “Less is more.”

    Nati any idea what fitness program Amal does?

    Like

    Reply

    1. A figure like that would require a combination of aerobic and non-aerobic exercise with a diet low in fat and high in protein to maintain lean muscle mass.

      It’s not easily attainable – it requires good genes (eg height, no pear shaped hips etc) and then the discipline and dedication to an exercise regime that is in line with being a model or semi- professional athlete – with professional assistance (personal trainer, dietitian etc) – along with a very strict caloric intake.

      On that note, I’d like to remind the ladies here that she doesn’t cook, clean, iron, wash, garden, sew, raise kids…and money is not an issue. It is not easily replicable in the ‘real world’. There is a concern in fitness circles about women trying to emulate what is not realistically attainable by most women. I wouldn’t be surprised if she has a sub-threshold eating disorder. I say this as she appears very body image conscious and seems a perfectionist. We see professional women like this all the time. Going by her appearance in some recent clothing, no muscle group has been overlooked in her fitness regime. She works very hard in the gym – especially (it appears to me) on her legs – in short, it takes a controlled caloric intake, strict daily exercise regime (weight bearing and aerobic exercise), enormous self discipline and a dedicated team to look that good.

      Like

      Reply

      1. playhard, are you sure about this? because a commenter below mentioned that Amal doesn’t seem like she exercises. i’m confused now

        Like

      2. I agree with you that she has it easy, with regard to self maintenance, and that the Clooneys are extremely (perhaps pathologically) image-conscious, even though George likes to pretend he’s not. At least with Amal there’s no pretence there. Also, I strongly suspect that you’re right that she may have an eating disorder (however mild or extreme it is). But, she does have pear-shaped hips – look at the recent photo of her in the red dress, from the front. Her boney build just has no athletic curves anymore: look at her rear – it’s totally flat (and not very attractive). She *may* work on her legs, but that’s because George Clooney is a self-professed “leg man.”

        Like

      3. I REALLY doubt she is that obssessed with her body….one can easily see that on her misses and faux pas… She was that skinny before she married George, look at some pictures (the one she wears a blue pants and white little top) she was already that way. I see no difference. That is her body type, her genes, many are like that, they can eat a load and dont gain weight, it does not mean they are sick. One way that proves Amal is not an out of normal perfectionist, is the way she carries her sunglasses over her head. If she was that much obssed with fashion and hiting it right always, she would not do that, because fashion “gurus” would qualify that as such a no no. And there are many other little misses that proves that. Even though she loves fashion and loves dressing up, she is not wasting huge amounts of time in front of the mirror analizing herself. She comes across to me as very self confident in her apearance/body, even though some point out all her flows. We all have them and she seems to not care at all and not live her life lamenting on them. She is who she is and she embraces it. That is what i perceive from her.

        But i am sure, Anna, Maha and the kind, will just tag me for being too positive 🙂

        Like

  10. I guess this black color on repeat will feed well the ones who criticised Amal for her white and red atire colors in Egypt.. BLACK IS IN THE MENU!! 🙂 I am not always fan of all black… but it seems there is a hidden statement here give the REAL risks she is taking on this trip and mission, and her colleague being stabbed in being at hospital ( Maldives lawyer representing Nasheed in Maldives). But it is hard to deny how well she wears this suit and how tall and elegant she looks. Go Amal!

    But i promised that if she threw away this bag near my garbage can i would not pick it up 😦 …dont like this bag.

    Like

    Reply

  12. I don’t think she is inappropriate in what she is wearing I hope no one gets me wrong but wearing a skirt needs to have caution. Should she wears pants in certain countiries? I say yes. She’s visiting a prisoner . Also when she crosses her legs that’s too much of a reveal. Sorry I admire her look but she’s killing her reputation and credibility . Does anyone agree or am
    I wrong?

    Like

    Reply

    2. But one could argue that it would also be apropiate to be fair… there are hundreds of pictures taken of her, form uncontrolable angles and yet, only one is …showing….what exactly? i cant really see “it”.. can you? It must be impossible for her to control all angles. Maybe if she posed her hand there just before she felt (with her 7th sense) that there was going to be a picture taken from below… would reduce minds insinuations, but nothing is really exposed.

      She is very classy, so one little miss like that is not going to overwelm all the other moments where the pictures are angled right. The glass must be looked as half full!

      Like

      Reply

      1. Nadia – that is my point she can’t control it but she can avoid it – skirts can be avoided wear pants OR don’t cross your legs. Some places are acceptable and some it makes her look young and inexperienced . Again her taste is spot on but on the heels of her just partying at a tequila party and showing her panties – I would say use caution at such formal settings and visiting the prison nonetheless

        Like

      2. Soos, but she does!! Give her a break ! SOOOOO many pictures and only one has a little issue…. and not really…. she is only human!! Can you imagine what is going in her mind at that moment? I bet if you were in her position, or any of us, at least one pituire would come out less “appropiate” . Why not focus on the other hundreds of pictures? why focus on only one when you must know that it was not intentional, it is not who she is, she is not a vulgar, non classy woman in her nature! Why cant you give her a break on that? Same for the tequila dress…. I would bet my head that she had no idea that such dress was going to expose her undies when flashed under supwer high megawatts flahs lights.

        THE DESIGNER of that badly cut dress should had been the one to have tested his fabric under such lights, (to justify his nonsense high price for such badly designed dress on the first place). I doubt she had any clue of it. And i am sure you are already going to say that she should not wear such short dress on the first place.. well.. for that i will say… she is not you, or me, she is herself and she can do as however pleases her. She looks great in it, she has a great body, is confortable on her skin, and all..and etc.. so it is best to stop comparing her to you or to anyone else. People are not the same! She has never promised to you or to anyone that she will be or behave in a way to please all, because she must know that that is impossible! There are so many who are praising her for who she is and her looks, so why do you think she will focus on the ones who are so easily to criticise, to put down, to dismiss? I would not and i am sure she isn’t either!

        I seriously have a hard time to understand the difficulty some have to understand such an obvious equation… the undies showing was not planned, it is more than obvious. so if you know that why use it to bahs her> it could hapen to anyone! As siomple as that! let it go! She is all covered up now, why still talking about tequila dress… it is in the past! Flashed out already 🙂

        Like

  15. I am afraid, I cannot possibly agree with any of the above comments. The outfit is surely nice BUT utterly inappropriate for this occasion. First, the shoes. It is common knowledge that literally everywhere at the Maledives there are sandy roads and sidewalks. High heels therefore unpractical for stepping in and out of boats and walking on sand.
    Second, the bag! This flashy designer bag in creme is surely nice for a city trip BUT not suitable for a business occasion. She should rather have opted for an elegant and modest briefcase in a quiet color.
    Third, the sunglasses on top of her hair. There may be the necessity to wear them in bright sunlight, nothing wrong with that BUT as soon as they leave the face they should come off completely. For business there is no place for them to function as a hair band substitute.
    Last but not least – the constant hair tossing. She should really work hard to get rid of this appalling Barbie attitude.

    By the way, I am not the only one of this perception. Many European life style magazines commented in an almost similar way even on television.

    Like

    Reply

    1. I think she should stop hair tossing
      But give her credit for the makeup it is not flashy as usual
      I am sure she follows this blog and it is good that she is benefiting from it
      Her cloths are nice but not for Maldives nature but we can’t ignore the improvement from Egypt trip

      Like

      Reply

    2. Honestly, every outfit she displayed in these Three Maldiavian days is utterly inappropriate. Good , very good For high profile society meeting but entirely inappropriate in the real contest. Luckily, this is no problem considering that Amal is giving us exactly what we ecpect from her: Glamour and conscioussness

      Like

      Reply

  16. Now this is what I expected her to wear in Egypt! Someone must have given her feedback! I wonder if it was even George who said something?! Being in film, he must know better than anyone the importance of a “costume” and the message it will convey.

    Anyhow, she looks great though the shoes don’t look the most comfortable! I had to laugh at the pic of her in the plastic chair in the prison….she is so glamorous but in the most unglamorous surroundings. At first she had her bag on the chair next to her but then it got forced to the floor…that poor cream bag on a dirty floor! I can’t believe how tall she is as well. Love the sunglasses. She always picks pairs that suit her face shape perfectly!

    Wonder if she has a marketing agreement with that shoe company?

    Like

    Reply

  17. I don’t get the formal business dress; it’s like Amal is planning to be photographed. Not that she should dress unprofessionally, but does consultation with an incarcerated client require dressing up to this extent? The clothes seem so out of place; they leave the impression that her being there is more about fashion than it is about justice. She’s wearing the $700,000 engagement ring, while she whines on and on about human rights in a country where the average worker earns $250 a month! When one enters such a poor country fighting for human rights, one should be more sensitive to the surroundings and poverty-stricken people and down play designer duds and expensive jewelry! Angelina Jolie is a prime example of less is more when visiting such poor countries!!!

    Nati, I know that you and most of the others who visit your blog only want to praise Amal Clooney and absolutely refuse to hear anything negative about her. Anyone who does not worship at the Church of Amal Clooney is called a “hater” and you deny that person the opportunity to post a comment in your blog. I do not hate anyone, including Amal. I do not understand how anyone can turn blind eyes to how she conducts herself. Amal is prancing around in super expensive designer clothes, and she is firmly focused on the location of the nearest cameras rather than her client. She’ll be gone in a couple of days having achieved her goal of more publicity for herself while her client rots in jail! To me, this is simply amazing conduct in anyone, but especially in a human rights barrister!!!

    Like

    Reply

    2. I Agree with you Brenda in every word you say
      Not all people are big fans of her because of her and only her ,the way she presented her self .
      I myself used to like her more but I noticed the same things you did and that raised question marks to me and I was called a hater. come on why should I hate her or is it she is above criticism ? Of course Nadia will not like what we say but the truth can’t be denied ,Amal loves attention and she looks for the camera where ever she goes

      Like

      Reply

      1. Maha, you are making me so happy about myself:) Thank you!

        One thing is to criticise, the other is to only see negative points. It is quite easy to see a hater form a genuine commentator: there is balance. You and Anna seem to have this idea that i idolise Amal, that she is my role model. As a matter of fact i idolise nobody! She is not a role model to me since i am not looking for a role model. My role model is myself, and i make sure i do better each day i am given another chance to live.

        But the difference between me and you Maha and Anna, is that, if i felt this much negativity coming from Lady Amal as you seem to feel, i would not be here, not even a second! It makes no sense to me that anyone is so little of a fan of a person, and yet, spends this much time around their world, and most of the time to just point out her flaws to others. I would, most ceretainly, spend such precious time around the blogs of the people i admire, bringgin them my positivity. Dont you think that is a much better choice to contribute to?

        I am not here to defend her, i am not her lawyer. What i defend is my own views form comments that are unfair, are based on untruthful assumptions, are geared torwards creating a negative profile about Amal without real grounds. Anyone trying to do that constanly, comes across as devious to me. Why spend this much time around someone they dont care for as much or admire as much? Why not leave Amal alone to her sort? If you are right about your assumtions about her character, dont worry, In the end, only her will have to respond for her actions and live out the consequences of her choices.

        So far, to me, her positive points have added more than her flaws and that is why i still come here and spend time commneting. But the moment that position changes i won’t be nere any more… or when i realize that spending any time online posting on blogs is not the best way for me to spend my life..or for anyone for that matter hahaha… i hope that time will come soon:) Until then, yes, i will keep my glass half full:) Cheers! ❤

        Like

    3. Brenda, I agree with your thoughts. You raise an interesting issue about wearing expensive jewellery to a second/third world country and leaving sunglasses on one’s head when in a professional capacity. It is in these small but significant gestures that there sometimes seems to be a disconnect with reality, purpose and professional capacity. Whilst I am no fan of Angelina Jolie, she does do the advocacy and publicity thing better and deliberately refrains from designer clothing, shoes, bags and jewellery depending on what the occasion calls for.

      I also don’t think Amal is at any personal risk with all the cameras and publicity around her visit – the reports of risk are highly exaggerated and inappropriately framed for publicity – she is only there to sit in the public gallery and has no role in the formal court proceedings. She also has a suite of hired bodyguards and other personnel surrounding her…

      It was disconcerting to hear George chat about her work on national television. He really needs to stop doing that. By romanticising and speaking so nonchalantly and glibly about the work Amal does, he brings his wife down and makes them both look like fools in not being able to separate Hollywood from the real trials and tribulations of others.

      Like

      Reply

      1. Anna, my lover:) I do agree with you about George needing to stop commenting on Amal’s work. Not sure if you saw it, but he did adjusted to his unfortunate comment on the TV show.. he has since then stated that she is a grown woman and has her own career. I do wish he would just stop commenting on her work.

        Seen anna, i am agreeing with you on something hehe you can celebrate now 🙂

        Like

  18. @Jaclyn: You may be aware that people of Indian heritage are very short and tiny. So it is not, that Ms Clooney is statuesque, she stands out because everyone else is shorter. When she is pictured with people from Europe she I average height for a woman.

    @Minnow: I wonder why you would be interested in her fitness program.
    She is neither toned nor does she look very sporty. She does certainly not give the impression of a person who does a lot of sports. She is thin, that’s all there is. Have you ever noticed her upper arms? A little weight lift here and there would help a lot.

    Like

    Reply

    1. I suspect that she is so thin because she doesn’t eat as much as she should, not because she exercises that much. When you look at older photos of her – during her Julian Assange case years and until she met George – she has a little more meat on her bones, and it makes her look more vibrant and healthier. Now, she looks “model thin,” not athletic, and her face looks very gaunt. I know what runway models eat (I had a friend who was a runway model for a well-known Italian designer back in the 1990’s), and it’s really not much, not to mention not good for long-term health. I’m guessing that her diet is like theirs. Also, she could be hyperthyroid.

      Like

      Reply

  19. LIKE: Love this suit – style, cut, colour is divine
    Love the contrasting colour of heels
    Love the bag
    Wish she had worn this outfit in Egypt – it’s classy, stylish, professional, respectful and demure.

    DISLIKE: Wear pantyhose – pleeeeaase! It’s really disgusting and unprofessional. You are not on holidays.
    Less make up please. It looks caked on.
    Dress to the occasion and location, not OTT all the time – notice what the local lawyers are wearing and match the attire – no need to go all Hollywood lawyer on every occasion simply to show you have the access and the means – less is more – less (showiness) is more (endearing)
    Watch yourself when you sit down and cross your legs with cameras around. That’s a really unclassy pose in that photo. Most sensible girls learn that lesson at 12. Unless of course they want to draw attention to other assets. One can only wonder given the recent party outfits…

    ….and now I’ll just wait for Nadia…. ;P

    Like

    Reply

    1. Hahaha
      yes wait for Nadia or who ever she is and calls herself Nadia
      After the party dress she should try to correct her image not insist on it
      She is saying : it wasn’t s mistake this is what truly I am.
      Now I’m waiting for Amal ooops I mean Nadia

      Like

      Reply

    3. hahahahahaha Ladies!!! you are turning me into a celebrity, STOP it!! because i dont have that kind of money Amal has to buy expencives clothing for you to keep up with, and besides, if not for you two, who else will be comneting on the blog you two will create for me? Maybe Amal? hehehe

      You ladies (Maha ❤ Anna) are starting to grow on me .. soon you two will become my lovers ❤ 🙂

      Now, lets get down to business here, i am going to prove to you that i can agree with you sometimes too:) here are my NADIA-ANNA-copycat LIKES:

      ANNA – LIKE: Love this suit – style, cut, colour is divine
      NADIA – me too!!!
      ANNA- Love the contrasting colour of heels
      NADIA – me TOOOO!!!
      ANNA – Love the bag
      NADIA – don't push it Anna! This bag is hideous! ..ooopss

      There you go! 2 out of 3!!! That is pretty awesome dont you think Maha? Hey now, don't be jalouse ! 🙂

      Like

      Reply

  20. Nati, I know that you and most of the others who visit your blog only want to praise Amal Clooney and absolutely refuse to hear anything negative about her. Anyone who does not worship at the Church of Amal Clooney is called a “hater” and you deny that person the opportunity to post a comment in your blog. I do not hate anyone, including Amal. I do not understand how anyone can turn blind eyes to how she conducts herself. Amal is prancing around in super expensive designer clothes, and she is firmly focused on the location of the nearest cameras rather than on her client and his predicament!

    I don’t get the formal business dress; it’s like Amal is planning to be photographed. Not that she should dress unprofessionally, but does consultation with an incarcerated client require dressing up to this extent? The clothes seem so out of place; they leave the impression that her being there is more about fashion than it is about justice. She’s wearing the $700,000 engagement ring, while she whines on and on about human rights in a country where the average worker earns $250 a month! When one enters such a poor country fighting for human rights, one should be more sensitive to the surroundings and poverty-stricken people and down play designer duds and expensive jewelry! Angelina Jolie is a prime example of less is more when visiting such poor countries!!!

    Amal will be gone in a couple of days having achieved her goal of more publicity for herself, while her client rots in jail! To me, this is simply amazing conduct in anyone, but especially in an international human rights barrister!!!

    Like

    Reply

  21. Amal looks wonderful, from head to toe, even in these very simple and less glamorous clothes she oozes glamorous, she is a feast for the eye, having this “je ne sais quoi”, beautiful as ever …Thanks to Nati for the many beautiful pictures!
    BUT … I think all of that could be a problem for Amal´s professional career: looking always like a model, looking always perfect in all pictures, always wearing beautiful and expensive clothes, her pictures looking like Vogue adverts. Amal is dressed professionally at first glance, but the shoes, the sunglasses, her hair (plus tossing, flipping and touching it), her way to smile, to look at the cameras, to stand, to walk – all this is exuding an aura of luxury and the impression she modeling expensive clothes for fashion magazines. In other words: she is not credible as barrister, she looks like an actress or model playing a barrister in a movie or fashion magazine advert.
    Watch the videos and pictures (google,youtube) of her friend and colleague Jennifer Robinson, an outstanding barrister, also watch the speeches of Dinah Rose QC, one of the best barrister in UK! Both women are good looking and elegantly dressed … but one does not have any doubt that these women are very professional and to be taken seriously as barrister!
    My comment is meant as an observation – not a critic. I would like to get feedback, especially (but not only) from UK barrister or from other countries – what impression do you have?

    Like

    Reply

    1. No no no Amal, that right red dress is extremely inappropriate in this setting. We all know you are beautiful and have an envious statuesque figure , but this outfit is just so wrong for the occasion…

      Like

      Reply

  23. Amal looks wonderful, from head to toe, even in these very simple and less glamorous clothes she oozes glamour, she is a feast for the eye, having this “je ne sais quoi”, beautiful as ever …Thanks to Nati for the many beautiful pictures!
    BUT … I think all of that could be a problem for Amal´s professional career: looking always like a model, looking always perfect in all pictures, always wearing beautiful and expensive clothes, her pictures looking like Vogue adverts. Amal is dressed professionally at first glance, but the shoes, the sunglasses, her hair (plus tossing, flipping and touching it), her way to smile, to look at the cameras, to stand, to walk – all this is exuding an aura of luxury and the impression she modeling expensive clothes for fashion magazines. In other words: she is not really credible as barrister, she looks like an actress or model playing a barrister in a movie or fashion magazine advert.
    Watch the videos and pictures (google, youtube) of her friend Jennifer Robinson, an outstanding barrister, also watch the speeches of Dinah Rose QC, one of the best barrister in UK! Both women are good looking and elegantly dressed … but one does not have any doubt that these women are very professional and to be taken seriously as barrister!
    My comment is meant as an observation – not a critic. I would like to get feedback, especially (but not only) from UK barrister or from other countries – what impression do you have?

    Like

    Reply

    1. This is my sentiment exactly!! I dont mean to criticize her as one career gal to another but i just cannot take her seriously. I have friends who are in law school and speak with more command than she does. And as much as i am a feminist and believe women can br feminine pretty and professional, she always seems to go for the pretty and glamorous even at inappropriate times. If she would tone down the modelling hair tossing and giggling id feel differently and believe me when i say i am rooting for her but everytime im impressed with her tiny attempt at professionalism ie this suit she shows up in a red fitted dress high heels and a shoe and i sigh a deep sigh of disappointment.

      Like

      Reply

  24. Perfect look for Amal – Elegant, professional and classy…and yes I’m sure she does follow your blog Nati whenever she can! Any ID of her pretty handbag?

    Like

    Reply

  26. Has anyone noticed she lightened her hair a bit, AND, got some highlights? Less make-up here, is so much better than her Court appearance in Egypt with rasberry lipstick.
    May I add: stilettos are out of place. Lower heels are more discreet therefore more appropriate considering jailed clients. And if she has to step over from a boat !
    And last, what’s this pic in front of the prison, all smiles?? Out of situation too. Please, we like Amal, we know she likes to look perfect, we do too, but when at work, tone it down !

    Like

    Reply

  27. Again we see more designer clothes, a Gucci bag another pair of stilettos, different sunglasses, more hair touching and tossing and smiles for the cameras.
    How many different outfits plus handbags plus shoes are required for a two day business trip? Honestly, the more I see about her the more boring it gets. She clearly is on a mission. Only this mission seems to be serving nobody but herself.
    I really wonder for how long the media will keep commenting on her selfcentered and shallow “wanna be a barrister show” before they get bored enough to stop. For the serious journals she has always only been worth a line or two.
    Should Ms Clooney have serious and honest intentions to be playing in the same league as her professional barrister colleagues or some real human rights activists she still has a long and dire way to go and she is nowhere near as of to date. From what we have seen so far, I actually doubt that she will ever be capable to come close, let alone to reach those standards.
    She should be very careful in order not to drift even more towards the junior barrister turned fashionista direction than she already has.

    Like

    Reply

      1. Nati, in the same vein, you don’t know her either – none of us do – so Lara *may* actually be right. The fact that Amal gives cause for people to think this way indicates something is amiss, no?

        Like

      2. Anna, haters are not “people” who think with the same reasoning as good people do. Haters will hate and will find wrong with everything. For someone to come here and just write negative stuff, and seems so obviously in disaprove of all that Amal is or do, it can ONLY be a hater of her… I am very curious why do you come here to bahs her so much and support anyone wh bashes her… what is your agenda?? Not everyone is that devious on their thinking. Haters are such a bore!! Grow up and feel good about yourselves and you will maybe see the world with a lighter color!

        Like

    2. Hey Lara, it not because you chose to wear the same clothing every day that Amal has to! This was a 4 day event, each a different situation, place, different day, it is perfectly normal for anyone to change clothing each day. I am sure most barristers or professionals who do not wear an uniform for work, do not go to work with the same clothing each day.

      I am sure that if you had hundreds of shots taken on you, there would be a few in which you would be touching your head, nose, hair, or doing some typical of humans to do.

      ai ai ai the kind of nonsense comments, seriously,,, bring something that makes a case against her because this “hair tossing” stuff is not doing it. These are pictures folks! Taken at speed of light, not eternal moments in time!

      I need a vacation…. to go a place where i can toss my hair unfinishingly…KISSES on your hairs!!

      Like

      Reply

      1. Whike on vacation for hair-tossing purposes …. take a dictionary with you for studying purposes:-). Quite frankly, at times it pains me to read your comments because of your many ill-chosen terms, Sometimes i can solve the riddle of what probably was intended as statement, sometimes i am simply at a loss.

        maybe less would be more – with better vocabulary.

        Like

  30. Amal is known in her field for and is good at her job. What she wears should have no effect on her job. She has always dressed nice and appropriate . Her clothes are expensive so what some of the people she reps are not poor. I don’t think anyone cares what she wears as long as she does her job.

    Like

    Reply

  32. She carried the same bag even in Seri Lanka 👏🏻👏🏻 we have somthing in common .
    God bless her humanity , ,
    keep going Amal everyone deserve a fair trial .

    Like

    Reply

      2. Nati dear, thank you, but this video link you posted is the same as the one above; only shows she arriving and greeting journalists, it seems there was an actual interview after, but i cant find it 😦

        Like

  35. And again, any posts which comment on the repeated inappropriateness of Ms Clooney’s clothes do not get posted. This is a blog and different opinions should be valued. I am so fed up because of this, I will no longer go to this side. 35 posts for the last entry tell a lot. It is a ridiculously low amount and shows clearly that people started to refrain from commenting on this site because here is Nati at work Who will only accept comments of people who have a good opinion about your epitome.
    This blog does not have any value other than worshipping this woman who is just a clothes horse but nothing else. Good bye!

    Like

    Reply

      1. Nadia, I would appreciate if you yourself could stop being so judgmental and negative about other people’s opinion. You are all over this blog hitting left and right. Take a breath and relax.

        Like

      2. Claudine, you must be a hater to defend them so much! No darling, i will be here as long as Nati allows me to, because the world needs good people and lovers so the haters wont take over. Remind you that there are more lovers than haters commenting on this blog, and so far, not one lover has come to bash my comments, only haters, whom you defend, do that. Interesting, dont you think? Life is to love and as long as i live i will make sure there will be a fair balance. If we are not here you will convert this blog into a Daily Mail maniac-vicious-ill-devious-dark-non-sense-mean blog. Why dont you go spent your time there and sucking in all that hate? I am sure you will feel wonderfull there because, for sure, i won’t be there:) .

        Now, take a hike Claudine! Go vent your hater frustation on someone else. Enough on your “coalition” attacking me for defending common sense and good will. I am not going to change, i am not going to go away just to please you, so get used to goodness because i got loads to overwhelm you with. ❤

        Like

      4. Nati, thank you for taking time out to maintain this blog. That being said, Nadia’s comments seem to be published with regularity. She spews the same level of negativity as those who comment unfavorably on Amal. It’s great to hear and read differing opinions, but Nadia’s commentary is often times does not add any new or relevant information.

        Thank you!

        Like

      5. HCD< GINEVBRA< CLAUDINE, you aplude your own kind because you are so alike. Don't worry, you not fooling anyone. I am sure Nati knows the difference between my comments and hater's. You have nothing on me, except my goodness on your face wich seems hurt you so much, it shouln't have to be that way. Much Love to you! ❤ And much love for Amal and the world. ❤ Love is Love! ❤ Life is to live and LOVE! ❤ Feel it in the air! ❤

        Like

      1. Nati, why do you allow Nadia to have a platform for her “negativity” that she espouses to be combating on behalf of Amal. In all fairness, if you are going to ban critiques of Amal, why not ban critiques of Nadia?

        Like

      2. My blog is not a battlefield against Amal or Nadia. The criticism must be constructive. On the internet, it is easy to criticize the others anonymously and I can see this daily. If people formulate their criticism in the right way, it is more likely that other people will accept it.

        Like

      3. Nati, exactly. Nadia’s often unintelligible (ie. Google-translate-esque) babbling often makes no sense; has no additive value or does she “formulate criticism in the right way.” But her comments always seem to make it on the blog.

        We all appreciate the time you take out to maintain this blog. We do. It would just be more interesting if you could be more selective in which of Nadia’s comments you would chose to post.

        Like

      4. Nati – completely agree that “if people formulate criticism in the right way” meaning making it thoughtful, constructive and educational…. people will listen. But, by your own definition, none of Nadia’s comments follow that line of thought? Why continue to allow her a soapbox for her (oftentimes) ramblings?

        Like

  37. I like this blog and appreciate all opinions – positive and negative – as long as they’re thoughtful, considered and fact-based. And so many are. 🙂

    Nadia’s posts for the most part are none of this and instead are just attacks on anything remotely critical of Amal and filled for the most part with inane and often hysterical babble.

    It’s a shame her voice is so loud on here.

    Like

    Reply

    1. Perhaps we can each just skip right on over the posts that are not appealing, either by content or by author. I enjoy the array of comments, even the crazy and unintelligible, because the essence of Amal Clooney, as with all of us, lies somewhere in the middle. The crazy mean people are silly, and Nati’s one-liners and scoldings to the knuckleheads put them right back in their place, and make me laugh. Let’s hear them all, save the profane and inflammatory, and let the reader discern according to his or her own palate. After all, isn’t the freedom of expression the underpinning for which Amal Clooney appears to be fighting in her recent cases? Albeit an excessively-expensive, well-dressed Amal Clooney, which is quite often both ironic and preposterous considering the circumstances and venue of her appearances.

      Like

      Reply

Leave a comment