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Culture and soft news correspondent Live anchor, co-anchor and stand-in / TV or online commentator. Writer. Gabriella is a 44-year-old young journalist with a 30-year-old experience and crossover success in digital content, based in Mexico. Started in Sports as the youngest reporter at FIFA USA World Cup 1994 for Balón and La Afición; she worked in TV Azteca Deportes and then-top radio news Monitor, where she swop to Entertainment and Arts (cinema, literature and arts). From 2004 to 2010, she was the head reporter of Día Siete (Sunday magazine) specialising in soft news researching, interviewing and writing four pieces a week about cultural matters and Mexican "who is who" characters. Her work attracted other publications both print and digital as Chilango, Expansión, Animal Político, Esquire and Caras, becoming one of Mexico's finest contributors regarding soft news and culture, whilst studying screenwriting. As editor-in-chief, she specialised in luxury lifestyle at Mujer Ejecutiva, El Universal (as editor and columnist for supplements) and Caras magazine, the latter as editor-at-large for bookazines. From 2017 to 2019 she was a contributor and co-anchor for ADN40 News Weekend. She co-hosted La Taquilla Radio and from 2017 is the voice for the Oscars and Miss Universe as a live interpreter (TV Azteca). In 2017 she started a journey as a royal commentator. In 2020 produced and hosted the video blog #ElPrincipado, about royalty focusing on History and Political context as well as a glance at glamour (first in Caras, now in Tiktok). She has covered the Dukes of Sussex's Royal Wedding, Queen Elizabeth II Platinum Jubilee, London Bridge State Funeral and King Charles III Coronation. She is an FPA member. In 2022 she founded El Principado as a content, production, PR and workshop consultancy (media training, media operation, British etiquette -certified in the UK-, image and public speaking) as a fixed partner of Dobleuese Custom Publishing Agency.
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Kendall Jenner: L'Oréal's First Influencer
L'Oréal Paris has chosen Kendall Jenner as its first influencer ambassador, a move that reflects the brand's values of empowerment, courage, independence, and digital life. Jenner, known for her modeling career and her role in the reality show 'Keeping up with the Kardashians', has a significant following among Gen Z, particularly women and non-binary individuals aged 25 to 30. She has been the face of several luxury and high-fashion brands and has launched her own tequila brand. Jenner's first campaign with L'Oréal Paris will be for the Infalible long-lasting lipstick line. Delphine Viguier-Hovasse, global president of L'Oréal Paris, praised Jenner as embodying the values of Gen-Z, owning her image, and inspiring self-esteem in others.
Coronación Charles III: Es la hora de opinar, Televisa.
Platinum Jubilee: CNN México.
1997, DeporTV, TV Azteca: Entrevista exclusiva
Traducción en vivo: Óscares por TV Azteca.
Queen Elizabeth Wardrobe: El Principado at Caras México
El Principado Tik Tok
Cars and luxury: Mujeres Motormanía, La Octava Sports
Luxury Locations: El Financiero Bloomberg
Feminism and Football: El Heraldo de México
Netflix: Explaining The Crown
TV Reel: News outlets.
Five fashion houses that we consider classic or exotic today
The article discusses five fashion houses that made history in the 90s and continue to be influential today. Calvin Klein is credited with inventing minimalist fashion, while Gianni Versace is remembered for his luxurious and sometimes extravagant designs. Hugo Boss, despite its controversial history, became a symbol of success in the 90s. Guess is recognized for its revolutionary advertising. Designers like Alexander McQueen, John Galliano, Marc Jacobs, and Tom Ford are highlighted for their contributions to fashion. Victoria Beckham is praised for her successful brand and design work. The article also touches on the legacies of Jean Paul Gaultier, Moschino, Maison Martin Margiela, Sonia Rykiel, Roberto Cavalli, Diane von Fürstenberg, and Missoni, noting their enduring impact on the fashion industry.
Home Gardening: How to Get Started?
The article provides a guide for starting a home garden, featuring advice from three experts. It categorizes plants into oxygenators, decorative, elegant, and exquisite, detailing care instructions and benefits for each type. The article emphasizes the emotional and energetic benefits of plants, as noted by healer Óscar Sanabria and florist Manuel Flores, and encourages readers to appreciate the beauty and energy of plants for inner peace.
Guide to Staying Calm During This Crisis, Part 2
Spiritual guru Bonnie Baker shares 20 tips to combat anxiety and apathy during the quarantine caused by the Coronavirus pandemic. The advice includes how to talk to children about the crisis, managing guilt for not being able to help others, self-care, maintaining a healthy diet, getting sunlight, using aromatherapy, staying positive about the future, listening to and generating music, managing insomnia, and regulating the use of television and mobile phones.
Did I miss something by not being a mother, or did you miss it?
The article discusses the societal judgments and personal experiences related to the choice of becoming a mother or remaining childless. It explores the perspectives of both mothers and non-mothers, highlighting the challenges and decisions they face in balancing work and personal life. The text includes examples of successful women who manage both career and motherhood, as well as the social life of non-mothers. It invites readers to reflect on the value judgments made about each other's choices, emphasizing that ultimately, everyone is born of a mother.
Discover the most valuable stones and metals of Mexico
The article provides a tour of various states in Mexico to discover valuable stones and metals such as gold, copper, silver, amber, and semi-precious stones like jade, which were adorned by ancient kings and are now used for spiritual purposes. It highlights the cultural significance of these materials and provides information on where to purchase them, including jade in Chiapas, rose quartz in Durango and El Bajío, obsidian in Central Mexico, copper in Michoacán, amber in Chiapas, .925 silver in Guerrero and Zacatecas, black pearls in Baja California Sur, pure gold in Guerrero, fire opal in Querétaro, and onyx in Puebla and the Comarca Lagunera.
Sleep among vineyards in a hotel designed by Ralph Lauren
Abadía-Retuerta, a winery located near Valladolid, Spain, has become a pioneer in luxury wine tourism with its boutique hotel, Le Domaine, which was rated the best in Spain by TripAdvisor users in 2016. The hotel, designed by Ralph Lauren, is situated within a 12th-century abbey and offers 27 rooms and three suites with personalized butler service. Guests can enjoy a variety of experiences, including vineyard tours, private tastings, horseback riding, and a spa with a unique 'Spa Sommelier' service. The hotel also features two restaurants, one of which, Refectorio, boasts a Michelin star with a menu designed by renowned chef Andoni Luis Aduriz.
Column: Are women slaves to motherhood?
Egyptian feminist activist Nawal el Saadawi recently stated that feminism's great challenge is to change the perception of motherhood from a cultural sacrifice to something else. The article discusses the societal expectations that mothers should prioritize childcare over work, leading to a form of 'slavery to motherhood.' The author reflects on personal anecdotes and opinions from friends and professionals, suggesting that the goal should be to raise independent children and break the cycle of codependency that perpetuates this form of maternal slavery.
We, all of us, are Kena
Kena, the first feminist women's magazine in Mexico launched in 1973, broke barriers by discussing beauty, fashion, home, and women's power. After its closure in 2014, De Armas Media Group revived it, aiming to appeal to the modern Mexican woman without stereotypes. The magazine encourages personal growth, enjoyment of life, and professional development. Editors Cristina Rey and Dolores Mateos, along with their team, strive to create content that resonates with their readers. The article also highlights various women who embody the Kena spirit, including celebrities and role models like Michelle Obama and Laura Pausini.
The Importance of Social Elites in Mexico
The article discusses the historical and cultural significance of the social elite in Mexico, tracing its origins back to the Spanish Golden Age and the works of playwrights like Lope de Vega and Juan Ruiz de Alarcón. It describes the evolution of high society through various periods, including the post-Revolution era, the economic and social power shift to merchants in the 1920s, and the rise of the political class during Mexico's modernization phase known as 'El Milagro Mexicano.' The piece also touches on the influence of socialites and the role of the First Lady, as well as the current landscape where entrepreneurs and influencers represent modern Mexican style. The article reflects on the enduring fascination with the lifestyles of the rich and the cultural beliefs surrounding opulence and etiquette in Mexican society.
Can you be spiritual without being a yogi or chanting Krishnas?
Spirituality is not exclusive to Hindu religion or vegan diet; it is rooted in the mind, science, physics, and chemistry. The recent surge in spirituality-related information, such as quantum physics and string theory, aligns with the belief that humans are a combination of matter and energy, and our thoughts shape our reality. The article argues that spirituality is about action, not magic, and involves becoming aware of oneself, one's interactions, and desires. It discusses the role of alternative disciplines like yoga, reiki, and life coaching in aiding self-awareness and transformation. The text cites examples of public figures like Jennifer Aniston and authors like Karina Velasco and Walter Riso, emphasizing that spiritual practices are tools for personal growth, not shields against life's challenges.
Alessandro Baricco: Entrepreneurs are not always villains
Alessandro Baricco, a renowned author with over a million copies sold worldwide, discusses the role of entrepreneurs in society, rejecting the notion that they are always villains. He emphasizes the importance of respecting the law, the environment, and economic balance. Baricco also comments on the perpetual state of economic crisis in the European Union and the impact on youth, who he finds cynical yet spiritual. He founded Scuola Holden, an institution for narrative arts, and has a close relationship with the youth. Baricco criticizes the political corruption in Italy and expresses hope for the future of literature, valuing experience over material wealth.
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