classify Princess Charlene

[Hrki]

http://www.hellomagazine.com/imagenes/profiles/charlene-wittstock/5550-charlene-wittstock.jpg

https://i.pinimg.com/originals/a6/6a/39/a66a39a264399a264a434fc2e0c32850.jpg

https://media1.popsugar-assets.com/files/thumbor/_DAFulNMNP_omRnlea6IJ7Q4uRk/fit-in/2048xorig/filters:format_auto-!!-:strip_icc-!!-/2012/02/08/0/192/1922398/e4842824f3a4922a_140011906_10/i/Charlene-Whitstock-up-close-Oscars.jpg

https://i.pinimg.com/originals/89/93/13/899313f5e19aa1d6072b5e7c03a83501.jpg

[Hialt]

Got to wondering:
She has a rather unusual nose, but she is naturally beautiful. Anyway, is it, in royalty, or "aristocracy," that through the generations, certain standalone features eventually appear which, like something "traded," become "signature aristocratic?"
So, must, necessarily, this princess' nose be an expression of something "noble" or "xanthe?" In the way the nose turns up, perhaps, for example? etc etc

[Petalpusher]

Got to wondering:
She has a rather unusual nose, but she is naturally beautiful. Anyway, is it, in royalty, or "aristocracy," that through the generations, certain standalone features eventually appear which, like something "traded," become "signature aristocratic?"
So, must, necessarily, this princess' nose be an expression of something "noble" or "xanthe?" In the way the nose turns up, perhaps, for example? etc etc

She wasn't nobility before she married into it.

She looks Dutch-Brit as it's usual in S.Africa colonials. She s fine but people think around here that she lacks the personality and class of previous princesses.

[PaleoEuropean]

She wasn't nobility before she married into it.

She looks Dutch-Brit as it's usual in S.Africa colonials. She s fine but people think around here that she lacks the personality and class of previous princesses.

yea looks pretty typical Afrikaner

[Hialt]

Fascinating, I thought she was from some "princely state," thinking her nose a curious aristocratic feature.

[Xacal]

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