Maria Francisca Perello, director of the Rafa Nadal Foundation and number one fan of the tennis player, illuminates us again with one of her style proposals. Despite the fact that she has always kept herself in the background -by her own will- and has tried to be as discreet as possible in her many public appearances, Xisca has an innate gift for fashion with which it is impossible not attract attention. Her proposals stand out for how simple and elegant they are. Basic wardrobe essentials, neutral colours, classic bets… her style is simple, sober, but at the same time infallible, and that makes it one of the most inspiring Spanish women when it comes to dressing.
Every time she goes to a tennis match to encourage her husband, our eyes look for her to see with what proposal she surprises us again, and it is that she always manages to attract our attention with her outfits. As on this occasion, she has opted for a spring classic, the white pantsin a perfect mid-season look that heralds the return of one of the most viral trends from a few years ago: the openwork sweaters.
Some loved them and others hated them otherwise. It had been a long time since a prescriber had worn them in her outfits -or at least publicly-, but everything indicates that they are back, or so the expert seems to assure.
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Xisca enjoyed with her sister-in-law the tennis match played by Rafa Nadal last weekend in Roland Garros. To go to this, she surprised with a quite simple look with wide white jeans. A simple and perfect proposal for spring that inspires us for our seasonal outfits.
It was made up, first of all, of a blue openwork knit sweater with a print in shades of pink and white that she wore over a tank top, also in white. Above it, Perelló wore a classic brown trench coat to face these crazy temperatures of the spring months.
We still cannot confirm for sure if it is the definitive return of this piece, but what we are sure of is that many will take that lace sweater that they saved a long time ago from the back of their wardrobes to give it a second chance. Don’t you think?
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