Lady versus Girly

Every woman I know enjoys a nice compliment about her classiness and ladylike attitude… But what makes a woman a lady? And why is it that some have this vibe around them and some don’t? What are Lady Di’s secrets? Queen Rania’s tips? How is Grace Kelly’s attitude? I think the best way to compare the different attitudes is by going to a big mall in Dubai for example and sit with a warm coffee and just watch women walk around with their friends, kids and husbands. Here is a little guide to help you compare

1. Ladies always have this simple smile on their faces. Remember it’s the best thing you can ever wear, it goes well with everything =).
2. You are never ugly! Insecurity is what is ugly.
3. Remember that actions speak louder than words.
4. One important thing: When in Rome do like the Romans do. Don’t criticize judge or compare.
5. Never lose you’re cool. Express your sadness or disappointment in a gentle way. You have the right to be angry but not cruel.
6. Dress the part. Think Jackie O, Grace Kelly. Your cloth must fit, show off your shape and be spotlessly clean impressed.
7. There are no ugly women only lazy ones. So make sure you have pretty hair and impeccable nails at all times.
8. Talk the talk. No need to tell you not to swear or talk about yourself for hours.
9. Be a lover, not a fighter but always fight for the ones you love.
10. Confidence will be your greatest asset. You are stronger than you seem, braver than you believe, and smarter than you think.
11. One little love tip: be careful when falling for a close friend; it could work out perfectly or blow up in your face.
12. And always remember coco Chanel: “A girl should be two things: classy and fabulous.”
13. When in a relationship don’t forget your friends.
14. Be smart enough to know one thing about men: The way he treats his mother tells pretty much about the way he will treat you.
15. In everything you do try your best. It doesn’t matter if you make or no. The important this is to be able to eventually say: “Oh, Well!” rather than “What if!”. Even the biggest failure beats the hell out of never trying.