The mere internationalism, through their growing up is determined, has its hippiesken style certainly been affected in childhood: Tatiana Santo Domingo was born on 24 November 1983 in New York. My grandfather is one of the richest men in Colombia; her mother came from S?o Paulo. The girl with consequently Colombian-Brazilian roots growing on the Swiss Geneva and in Paris. Her BA in Visual Communication with an emphasis on photography makes them finally in London. Then, return to New York to work in the fashion group Aeffe (to her include the labels Moschino, Alberta Ferretti and Emanuel Ungaro) and as a fashion editor at "Vanity Fair".

Accordingly, eclectic, but stylish is her own fashion style. The might - wants to squeeze him because in a grid - described as a mix of bohemian, hippie and vintage-chic. Namely, while the other Royalty-Women appear to official events such as the Rose Ball in Monaco in celebrity dresses, Tatiana is like once in plain clothes, reminiscent of caftans and are richly embroidered. Hippie clothes, expensive embroidered scarves and hair bands are a permanent style repertoire. Like the pieces of their preferred borne label Missoni. Whose recent heiress, Margherita Missoni, Tatiana is one of the tightest circle of friends.

A dress by Missoni It is also the Tatiana Santo Domingo at their civil wedding with Andrea Casiraghi (brother of Charlotte Casiraghi) on August 31, 2013 in his home Monaco languid. The eve of the wedding spends the beautiful brunette in a circle of her friends - including Charlotte Casiraghi, Margherita Missoni, Eugenie Niarchos - and with her aunt Lauren Santo Domingo. Here, too, bears the prospective bride dress by Missoni (in red instead of white). Married church will then six months later, on February 1, 2014 in Gstaad. For this occasion, the bride selected a gown from Valentino, to a floor-length cape cashmere (it is a lot of snow in Gstaad) and a sparkling tiara.

Your style had Tatiana Santo Domingo already made to the occupation in 2009. Together with her friend and now business partner Dana Alikhani, she founded the online store "Muzungu Sisters" - where "Muzungu" is Swahili and means as much as "wanderer, traveler". Because that is exactly the same way as the two women choose the clothes and accessories offered: Dana Alikhani has a degree in human rights from Columbia University in New York, Tatiana Santo Domingo, a pronounced sense of style. Together, the two travel to different countries in search for fairly produced products from local artists who use traditional craft techniques. And so, the shop for example headdress from Morocco, embroidered jackets from Peru and colorful kaftans from India. Chosen and even worn by Tatiana Santo Domingo.