Sexy Mamas: Alessandra Ambrosio
Alessandra Ambrosio inspired us with her effortless sense of style. The sexy Victoria's Secret model can do it all, remember those denim overalls from the 90's? She even knows how to rock them perfectly! The gorgeous mother of two is always spotted in style whether she's going for a walk in the park or even a movie premiere. Alessandra loves to spend some quality time with her kids in casual wear. She is also daring enough to pull off red skinny pants and still look wrapped and ready to go. Here are some of our favorite Alessandra Ambrosio looks...
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Dalia Hosny As soon as Dalia steps into the office, you can't help but have a big smile on your face and know that you will be up for a not-so-typical day with her presence! The youngest member of the Fustany Team is really a moving bundle of joy with an eclectic sense of fashion and style. Marc Jacobs is her favorite designer yet at the same time she adores the artistic vibe of Alexander McQueen and the quirkiness of Lanvin. Throwing jokes here and there, Dalia keeps her energy levels up by making sure she eats an apple everyday, as she thinks of it as her Red Bull can. Her over-sized handbag includes the most random things, think pantoufle (true story!) and her camera that she loves and can rarely be spotted without. Dalia might surprise you with her alter ego when you least expect it, be ready for it or for her other 10 personalities, we think she has an awesome acting career ahead of her. A typical Dalia moment at the office is casually finding her talking to herself while video-editing! Dalia would never leave home without her iPhone, blusher, mascara and Gucci perfume. You can reach her on dalia@fustany.com or on Twitter @DaliaHosny.
