Live like the Royals: That's how it works!
While we master everyday life between laundry heaps, shopping bags and children's noise, we sometimes lack a bit of glamor. Not that we're still dreaming of getting married to a prince (Harry's out of the market anyway!), But that kind of regal feeling in our lives can not hurt. Here are some ideas for a weekend à la Meghan Markle and Co:
1. Go to Afternoon Tea! Make the Queen every afternoon: drink tea and eat cucumber sandwiches from the silver Étagère. There are scones with clotted cream and other cakes. Meanwhile, you can celebrate that in almost every fancy hotel. The four-seasons in the next big city, at least it certainly offers. And thus also provides an opportunity for the next city trip with the friend.
2. Bet at the horses, That does not necessarily have to be in Ascot now? There is even a racetrack in Ruhrgebiet cities like Dortmund. If there is still a bit of luck in the game, you might even be as rich as a Royal. If you want to feel like a king, just sit on your head (see point 3)
3. headdress carry, For example, a fascinator, these are those things with the feather on top, which the British like to wear at weddings and other festive occasions. For example in horse racing (see point 3). Which is even available at Bijou ChroniquesDuVasteMonde? and make you look like Kate or Meghan. At least almost. In addition, disguising makes fun. If necessary, it also does a noble hat, wearing the Queen eventually more often. And who likes to attract attention: Of course, tiaras are not forbidden in order to get into the right royal mood.
4. Wear royal nail polish, Members of the royal family are not allowed to wear colored nail polish because he is considered vulgar. That's why the Queen has been wearing the same subtle Essie lacquer since 1989. His name is "Ballet Slippers" and looks pretty elegant on our nails too. Incidentally, Kate also wore Essie at her wedding, albeit with the tone "Allure". The best part: You really have to be a Royal, to afford these paints can (about 8 euros). And then again, let's say we have nothing in common with the English royal family!
