Another buzz for HM King Mohammed VI and Princess Lalla Salma

King Mohammed VI
A new photo of King Mohammed VI of Morocco created a buzz on social networks. This time, he was with his wife Princess Lalla Salma.

On 28 December 2016, the Swedish-Moroccan producer RedOne posted on the social networks a cliché where he took a picture with His Majesty King Mohammed VI of Morocco in Marrakech. Dressed in a blue jacket with yellow motifs and jeans, the sovereign surprised many with this look, as it is mostly seen only during ceremonies, meetings or other official engagements. He then wears a strict costume or a traditional djellaba accompanied by a fez. The photo did not fail to make the buzz in Morocco, some praising the modernity of their monarch.

A week later, on Thursday, January 5th 2017, the King of Morocco broke the internet with another image, showing it in an equally trendy outfit. Together with his wife Princess Lalla Salma, in a black and red top decorated with large flowers, he wore a black tee-shirt printed with a white logo under a caramel-colored croco jacket.

The website of the Moroccan magazine "TelQuel" emphasizes that this tee-shirt is a creation "of the young Tangier brand" Rock da Kasbah ", whose products are on sale in some concept stores in Morocco" Of Majorelle "in Marrakech. But she said on her Facebook page that she had just received on January 4th the visit of H.R.H Princess Lalla Salma, the wife of King Mohammed VI.

And, in the wake, Rock da Kasbah obviously hastened to share the photo in question on his account Instagram. To see the monarch of his country wear one of his clothes, what more beautiful publicity this young brand could have dreamed!
A photo posted by Rock da Kasbah,Tanger (@rockdakasbah.tanger) on

The Qatari and Moroccan Royal Courts: Elegant together of the Music Festical

Lalla style
Three days before her 38th birthday, which was celebrated on Tuesday May 10th, Lalla Salma presided over the opening ceremony of the 22nd World Sacred Music Festival. The wife of King Mohammed VI of Morocco, under who's patronage the festival is placed, was accompanied by Sheikha Mozah Bint Nasser al-Missned one of three wives of the Father Emir of Qatar Hamad bin Khalifa al Thani who abdicated in 2013 in favor of their son Sheikh Tamim bin Hamad al Thani she is the mother. She is, moreover, Chair of Qatar Foundation which works for education, science and community development of the emirate.

True to their reputation of elegance, Sheikha Mozah wore a matching golden yellow at the waist by a wide belt cobalt blue caftan and turban for this event, shown. A garment according to a blog about her looks would be signed by French designer Jean Paul Gaultier. Lalla Salma had meanwhile opted for a garnet caftan richly embroidered with gold patterns. The wife of the Moroccan king had ascended her long curls into a bun.

Launched in 1994 in the eponymous Moroccan city, the World Sacred Music Festival was designated in 2001 by the UN as one of the key events that have contributed in a remarkable way, the dialogue of civilizations. Its 22nd edition, which runs from 6 to 14 May 2016, is placed under the theme "Women's founders."
Photo Credits: Paris Match

The Morroccan Royal Courts: Inauguration of Giacometti’s art on Rabat

Moroccan fashion
It is the artist first exhibition on the African Continent which has been described as exceptional. Also do it could be opened in grand style. This Monday April 18th, Princess Lalla Salma was expected not only by an honor guard of soldiers but also by several ministers and foreign ambassadors, to inaugurate the retrospective of Alberto Giacometti, held from April 20th to September 4th, 2016 at Mohammed VI museum of modern and contemporary art (MMVI) in Rabat. Among these officials, the French Minister for European Affairs, Harlem Désir.
The wife of King Mohammed VI of Morocco, who was dressed in a beige trousers together, enjoyed a guided tour of this retrospective by Catherine Grenier and Serena Bucalo-Mussely, respectively director and research fellow at the Giacometti Foundation, both curators.
Organized in collaboration between Alberto and Annette Giacometti Foundation and the Mohammed VI Museum of Contemporary Art of Rabat, this presents a hundred works of the famous Swiss sculptor born in 1901 and died in 1966. Through 46 sculptures, 19 paintings, 30 drawings, and objects of decorative art and photographs, it focuses on the influence of African art and Egyptian antiquities on the art of the author of "the walking man" .
Photo Credit: Paris Match

The Moroccan Royal Courts: Princess Lalla Salma and children on holidays in Dakhla

Crown Prince Moulay El Hassan
HRH Princess Lalla Salma was honored in a photo posted on the Facebook page of Hotel Dakhla Attitude Beach Club. The wife of the King Mohammed VI seen with sunglasses, was at the center of a group of men, women and children. Among them are the royal couple children, Crown Prince Moulay El Hassan who turns 13 in May, and 9 year old Princess Lalla Khadija . The snapshot is not a stolen picture. The princess and her family pose in outfits surfing in front of the goal on the beach, with bodyguards and sports instructors.
In this picture shared on social networks in three other on which one can see the young prince, first in the order of succession to the Moroccan throne. The town legend in these four images emphasizes that the hotel Dakhla Attitude "had the great honor and rare privilege" to welcome Lalla Salma and her children on holiday and all the staff of the institution "is honored to have been privileged to accompany "stay" stay during which their Royal Highnesses have practiced kitesurfing, sport that radiates Dakhla. "

La Famille Royale en vacances à l´hôtel Dakhla Attitude. L’hôtel #DakhlaAttitude a eu l‘immense honneur et le rare...
Pubblicato da Hôtel Dakhla Attitude Beach Club su Domenica 3 aprile 2016

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