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I HATE HATE her hair, why doesn't she make them straight or something. It's so awful...it makes her look more older. She doesn't look only 27 but in her 30s... Plus, I hate how she dressed for the last printemps event in Paris, really looking like a grandma... Okay she has children but still, it's not a reason.

Does anyone think the same ?

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I don't think so. I think she looks very young with a messy hair, it looks very natural.

And her look and Printemps opening was very elegant and appropriate for the event.

Thank you for the pics

From Givenchy magazine party

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Natalia's shoes Giuseppe Zanotti

i kinda agree with you flyflyaway im tired of her hair she needs some change like put it in a pony tail or straighten it its almost always curly

I don't think so. I think she looks very young with a messy hair, it looks very natural.

And her look and Printemps opening was very elegant and appropriate for the event.

Thank you for the pics

I agree with candy lady. I think it is nice that Natalia shows up sometimes not done up, but natural looking. if it is windy, the hair gets messier but she is confident and cool about it. And it is refreshing. And I LOVED the navy suit she wore, it was well structured and flattering.

+100

agree. she needs "new hair". love her with straight hair. mmmm

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i dont think thats her

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Nat at the LV Fashion Week

(These pics were posted by fashionmistake1234, but with watermark )

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i dont think thats her

You're right, looks like Julie Ordon.

Natalia at Julian McDonald spring 2010 show

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AFh0rf_Je7s

Natalia at Valentino's "The last emperor". She appears for just a split second, but still.