Middle Eastern Elegance : How to be elegant like Middle Eastern People (Arabic, Lebanese, Persian..)

Hello Darlings ! Middle Eastern Elegance, Middle eastern Style and Middle eastern Fashion. How to be elegant like Middle Eastern people : Arabic, Persians, Lebanese... We are going to talk about Middle eastern style and discover more on these beautiful cultures. We are talking about Middle Eastern Modern and traditional (modest) style and fashion in this video.
We are continuing the series that I do on Elegance around the world ! I already did Italian and French Elegance so feel free to check it out !
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[Lisaglamour]

Ladies I would appreciate if you remain elegant, and not make any political comment and act with respect and elegance. This is a fun fashion video. Any political comment will be removed. Thank you ! ❤

[carmenrodriguez]

I notice middle eastern women carry themselves with such grace even in the workplace. It really draws you in and is inspiring really.

[saffy]

As a Moroccan, I really appreciate this video! You're right, it's technically not Middle Eastern since it's in North Africa, but Morocco is an Arabic country and therefore has a lot in common with Middle Eastern culture. A lot of Moroccans have partly Middle Eastern ancestors since Morocco has been taken over by Arabs centuries ago.

[wiammoden]

I wish you could make a video about African elegance. Believe it or not, Africa has one the most feminine culture in the world .unfortunately, the media made afro women look rude, savage, misbehaving by time . 😗😗😗😘

[jaylenekassir]

As a Middle Eastern woman on a feminine journey, thank you for this!🙏

[leticiabernardino]

You could turn this into a serie 🥺.
Talk about other cultures and femininity.

[whateven]

As a Lebanese Christian, thank you for mentioning that not all middle eastern people are muslims that wear hijabs. The middle east is much more diverse and progressive than what you might think!!

[clairepilatin]

I'm half Turkish and I love middle eastern style and dressing like my heritage. I also wear hijab, but I'm so glad you pointed out that not everyone does, for instance, no one in my family back in Turkey wears it except for the older generations. Thank you so much for this lovely video! - By the way Queen Rania of Jordan is my absolute number one fashion icon!

[_queenbri_xo]

I love how you do videos about elegance in different cultures. Middle Eastern elegance is so beautiful and mysterious! 🖤

[filippat.]

Dear Lisa, you nailed it! Thank you for mentioning all the different races, cultures and religions in the Middle East. ❤️

[johnnygunzfilmbuff]

Jasmine from Aladdin was one of my crushes.

[victorialester]

This reminded me so much of your How to Dress Feminine video! Middle Eastern women are really the epitome of femininity!

[starrgaryen]

I’m absolutely obsessed with middle eastern culture and I’m in no way shape or form middle eastern lol

[barand]

What makes me truly happy was the fact that you knew Iranians are not Arabs! They are Persians! Thank you<3

[lujainot]

finally a video where middle eastern women are not victimized and shown in poor conditions!

[Gwenny]

I love that you're including different cultures! This makes you special from other elegance channels. It's very inspiring. Couse there are so many ways of elegance as there are different types of women. A aspect of beauty of life is that there's to much to discover...so much variation, so much beauty .

[PhilosophyWithLilly]

As a Persian woman, I love that you made this video and thought of us! x

[HurairaHerbals]

I’m Syrian! Thanks for making this video. Growing up in America it was hard lol. My mom reaaaally was concerned with my “elegance”.. the way I walk, talk, sit, get up and sit down, the way I dress, the way I presented myself, the way I laugh, the way I smile, how I hold a conversation.... I say it was hard because I felt so out of place amongst all my other friends, American kids don’t necessarily grow up learning to be elegant lol.. but I’m so thankful for it now. My suegra (Mexican mother in law) looooves how elegant I am (lol!! I feel like I’m lacking but eh whatever) her nickname for me is princesa. Still not sure if it’s entirely a complement but it just makes me smile. And makes me thankful for my mom and everything she taught me.

[dominikar]

This is a beautiful video Lisa! What comes to my mind, as an Eastern European, we share the bling obsession and all things over-the-top with Middle Eastern women. It would be amazing to see you cover Slavic Eastern European elegance ❤️

[Knihuuk]

I’m Middle Eastern and I’m so happy that you talked about our elegance and culture, ur creative as always!!🤍