This is how Vogue magazine defines Juliana Awada

The fashion magazine Vogue Spain made an badysis of Juliana Awada's views on the visit of King Felipe VI and Queen Letizia.

The prestigious publication defined it as a it's a girl (politics).

"A businesswoman, designer, instagrammer and, like Letizia, mother of two girls (Valentina and Antonia), Juliana turned out to be an id-girl inspired by Melania Trump or Rania from Jordan," she said. declared. Vogue in the article, titled "Alert her (politic) girl: Juliana Awada".

In his badysis, Vogue noted that Awada shared Letizia's tastes: "They both feel a weakness for women's dresses, stilettos, and simple but resounding jewelry."

And after a review of her look, which included a "low-cut blue midi dress dotted with rhinestones and three-quarter sleeves", a "dress in her favorite red tone: openwork, fitted, with a skirt at the feet with a pocket and matching shoes "and a" shiny glitter dress finished in fringes and bent at the waist ", concluded the magazine:" There are no coincidences in this girl that we must not fail to observe. "