A few days full of official events
In recent days, the royal family has been starring in various official acts and events. After completing their respective courses in Zaragoza and Wales, the heiress and infanta have reunited with their parents to take advantage of a few days of rest and fun. During this stay, they participated in the Princess of Girona awards, which were held in Lloret. This has been an opportunity to see them on different occasions, either during the day or at night, and they have been very active in the prize giving, speaking in Catalan and applauding the staff.
Applause analysis
The applause of the royal family has been the subject of analysis in the program Espejo público by Susanna Griso. Image, protocol and manners expert Carmen Lomana has taken a close look at the staging of the royals during the event. According to Lomana, both the heiress and the infanta, as well as other VIPS and celebrities, have not clapped properly. Lomana points out that to clap properly you have to keep one hand still while moving the other, something the royals didn’t do during the awards ceremony.
Susanna Griso’s trick
During the program, Susanna Griso shared a trick that Isabel Preysler taught her for photographs and images. It consists of exerting force and placing the arms in a certain way to prevent the arm from dangling while clapping.
Eleonor and the protocol
The heir, Princess Elionor, has received criticism from Carmen Lomana for her behavior during the event. According to Lomana, Eleonor has not yet learned to sit properly, as she is often seen with one leg crossed over the other. Instead, her younger sister, Infanta Sofía, sits appropriately. Lomana points out that the correct way to sit at an official event is to put your legs together and slightly to one side.
conclusion
In short, the royal family has been very active in recent days, participating in official events and in the presentation of the Princess of Girona awards. However, the applause and the behavior of the heiress have been the subject of criticism. It is important to remember that this is an unbiased analysis and does not take sides with any member of the royal family.
