Kristin Lagard: Najstilizovanija dama u Davosu (FOTO)

Kristin Lagard je generalni direktor Međunarodnog Monetarnog Fonda, što je zavidna pozicija sama po sebi.

Ona je prva žena koja se našla na čelu te ekonomske institucije. Forum WEF je prethodnih godina bio kritikovan zbog manjka žena učesnica.

A da žena može biti i uspešna, imati zavidnu karijeru i stilizovana, upravo je Kristin Lagard to dokazala svojim modnim kombinacijama.

Potpuno je „zavela“ svet mode, našavši se na internacionalnoj listi Vanity Fair-a najbolje odevenih, kao i u prestižnom septembarskom izdanju Vogue magazina, piše Forbes.

Mnogi su kritikovali Lagard, većinom francuski socijalisti, i optuživali je da je previše „elegantna“ i da žena iz „visoke klase“ ne bi trebalo toliko da se opterećuje oko izgleda. Međutim, Lagard se nije opterećivala svim tim kritikama i nastavila je da nosi kreacije poznatih modnih kuća – „Chanel“, „Hermes“ i mnogih drugih.

Iako je njen stil jednostavan, svakako nije dosadan. Lagard njime izražava svoju ličnost. To postiže poslovnim odelima koji joj savršeno ističu figuru, ali i ešarpama u jarkim bojama, elegantnim pantalonama i „hrabrim“ modnim dodacima.

Evo nekih modnih kombinacija koje bismo istakli:

 

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I had a good meeting in Washington with #SriLanka’s Finance Minister Mangala Samaraweera and Governor Indrajit Coomaraswamy. We agreed that a strong policy mix and effective implementation of economic reforms are key. This would strengthen market confidence and support high-quality growth beneficial to the people of Sri Lanka.

A post shared by Christine Lagarde (@christinelagarde) on Jan 15, 2019 at 4:47pm PST

 

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Congratulations to my dear friend Sri Mulyani Indrawati @smindrawati of Indonesia for being named Finance Minister of the year by The Banker. Well done. Well deserved.

A post shared by Christine Lagarde (@christinelagarde) on Jan 2, 2019 at 11:52am PST

 

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My gratitude to President Cyril Ramaphosa for the invitation and warm welcome to #SouthAfrica 🇿🇦, a very important IMF member and partner to many countries in the world.

A post shared by Christine Lagarde (@christinelagarde) on Dec 18, 2018 at 11:41pm PST

 

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Terrific discussion with my friend @melindafrenchgates at our Annual Meeting in #Indonesia: impact of digital economy; financial inclusion; demographic pressures. #IMFMeetings

A post shared by Christine Lagarde (@christinelagarde) on Oct 12, 2018 at 4:26am PDT

 

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During the #IMFMeetings I met with 400+ members of Civil Society Organizations (CSOs) at a townhall moderated by Monica Tanuhandaru of Kemitraan, Partnership for Governance Reform. We talked about helping countries reach the #SDGs by increasing revenues, tackling income and gender inequality, and fighting corruption. Our engagement with CSOs is very valuable: listening to each other helps us better understand economic and social challenges, and ultimately improve our work.

A post shared by Christine Lagarde (@christinelagarde) on Oct 10, 2018 at 10:17pm PDT

 

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It was great to meet with @UN Secretary-General António Guterres today in NYC and to discuss the IMF’s efforts to help achieve the Sustainable Development Goals by 2030. We are working hard with our 189 member countries towards that goal.

A post shared by Christine Lagarde (@christinelagarde) on Sep 24, 2018 at 2:39pm PDT

 

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I had an engaging conversation with @camanpour for her new @pbs show. We talked about trade, why women’s jobs are more at risk from technology, and the importance of international cooperation. Watch it on Monday, September 10.

A post shared by Christine Lagarde (@christinelagarde) on Sep 7, 2018 at 2:32pm PDT

 

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European integration has raised standards of living across the continent. The journey has been full of difficult moments but also valuable lessons. Strengthening the euro area for the next twenty years will take creative thinking and increased cooperation. As I said in my #euro20 speech, there are three key steps: 1) completing the banking union, 2) integrating capital markets and 3) developing a central fiscal capacity.. . #ireland #imf #dublin

A post shared by Christine Lagarde (@christinelagarde) on Jun 25, 2018 at 1:59am PDT

 

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It was a pleasure to meet Prime Minister Mia Amor Mottley today. I reiterated our support for #Barbados and its economic reform plan, which aims to put the economy on a sustainable path while protecting the poor.

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#france🇫🇷 #museedorsay #christinelagarde #fmi #🇫🇷🇫🇷📷📷👠👠

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#ChristineLagarde, the formidable head of IMF; is truly #styleandsubstance embodied! She clearly loves and revels in her outfits, especially her penchant for #Chanel #suiting and #ChristianLouboutin #courtshoes. Yet, she chooses and puts her looks together just so they never detract attention away from her, allowing her to get on with her work – “clothes to get YOU noticed, not clothes that demand notice”. . . #shopwithyamindallah #realclothes_realliving #womenswear #womenstyle #instafashion #instafashion #accessories #ootd #personalshopper #privateshopping #AW2018 #corporatestyle #officestyle #workstyle #styleblogger #fashionblogger

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Izvor: BIZLife/Forbes

Foto: Beta/AP Markus Schreiber