Paola Carocella, 50, was banned from the SPFW parade (Sao Paulo Fashion Week) tonight (26). The host and chef told this column from splash That this will be the first fashion show that she will attend in her life, but, unfortunately, she is excluded.
“I stayed out. I was on the list, banned. I think there was confusion. I arrived at 7:12pm, but it wasn’t written that the show would start at that time, and then they closed. I was dying to see her. I’m going to keep fantasizing about the beautiful clothes,” she said, Which went on to honor the news from Dendezeiro, the chic fashion brand.
The presenter and chef said that this would be her first fashion show. “I’ve never been to a parade in my life. My first parade stayed outside,” he said.
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New boyfriend keeps describing to the media. “He’s humble. He’s gone to get drinks. He’s a sweetheart. Me.” [apaixonada]. I think what becomes an agenda is not personal. she said, who joked with her boyfriend and told him not to run away from the conversation with the press at a certain time.
TV projects for this year:I just finished recording Alma de Cozinheira and there are two seasons on GNT that run through December, YouTube channel and restaurants, we’re there.”
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Next, the columnist, who interviewed the presenter at Minha Mãe Cozinha Melhor Que a Sua’s launch party, on Globo, wanted to know “what does it feel like to be cosmopolitan”. From the first conversation, she still didn’t feel the taste.
I guess I don’t know yet, being global includes a lot of things and period. I think that term was fixed in a period when being global had a size that I guess is not the term I have right? I’m having fun, I’m taking good care of me in the new house. I’m really happy. Paola
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