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Reunion Ready: The Best and Worst Looks from RHODubai Season 2!

DEIAH.COM: Reunion Ready: The Best and Worst Looks from RHODubai Season 2!

Hey, Readers!


The wait is finally over, and the Season 2 reunion looks of The Real Housewives of Dubai have arrived! Hosted by Andy Cohen, let's see if the reunion was a fashion extravaganza, as they love to claim it is.


Each of the 'Wives - Chanel Ayan, Caroline Brooks, Lesa Milan, Sara Al Madani, Caroline Stanbury, and newbie Taleen Marie - is present for the closing number, and with a red-themed aesthetic, they put their best fashion foot forward, showcasing their unique styles and personalities.


Part 1 of the Season 2 reunion is said to air on September 10th, one week after the finale episode, which airs on September 3rd(US).


All of the looks are listed below with their styling details, careof bravotv.com, and a rating out of 10 based on the overall look.


Without further do, here are the Season 2 Reunion looks for The Real Housewives of Dubai.


Caroline Brooks

Dress: Sherri Hill

Jewellery: Giuseppe Zanotti

Hair: Elizabeth Semande

Makeup: Ashley Stewart

Stylist: Ozzy Shah


Although the dress is gorgeous, it's giving... meh! She may be attempting to create a contrasting look from the first reunion, but I suspect this dress wasn't her first option. The hairstyle also seems mismatched, as if it was intended for a different overall aesthetic. In my opinion, a sleek updo paired with bold earrings would have added the necessary depth and elevation to this look. Nevertheless, it's not a bad attempt. Caroline's face undoubtedly saves this ensemble, carrying the entire look. 5/10.


Caroline Stanbury

Dress: Ali Karoui

Shoes: Ferragamo

Jewellery: ANTON Jewellery

Hair: Ryan Austin

Hair extensions: Fox and Vamp

Makeup: Joel Vasquez


This is a classic and on-brand look for Stanbury, who consistently delivers timeless and elegant ensembles, only to add an accessory that feels utterly unnecessary. At least she's consistent in this approach. This time, it's the drop earrings that should have been swapped out for some bold studs, which would have elevated the overall look. Its a 7/10 for me.


Sara Al Madani

Dress: Drenusha Xharra;

Shoes: Yves Saint Laurent;

Jewellery: Kismet by Milka

Hair: Julius Michael

Makeup: Priscilla DiStasio


I have mixed feelings about this look - I both love and hate it equally. While it's undoubtedly a statement-making ensemble, I'm unsure if it's suitable for a Housewives reunion. However, if you were to modify the dress by keeping the corseted top and replacing the bottom with tailored wide-legged trousers, you'd have a stunning look perfect for Kehlani at the Grammys. In its current state, I feel that the hair and necklace detract from the classic and timeless beauty of the gown—another 7/10.


Chanel Ayan

Dress: Michael Cinco

Shoes: Christian Louboutin

Hair: Shanice Fields

Makeup: Toni Malt, who used Ayan Beauty products for the look.


Ms. Ayan rarely disappoints, and this look is quintessentially Chanel - exactly what we've come to expect from her. My only wish is that she had kept her black hair, as it would have added a striking contrast and depth to the overall ensemble, particularly against the bold red tones. The dark hair would have elevated the look and created a stunning visual juxtaposition. 8/10 for me.


Lesa Milan

Dress: Valdrin Sahiti

Shoes: Gianvito Rossi

Hair: Stitchie

Makeup: Rebecca

Stylist: Shenell Welch


Lesa Milan deserves a standing ovation for this exceptional look! From head to toe, it's flawless - there's nothing I would change. Lesa and her team have truly outdone themselves, masterfully executing a modern twist on a classic silhouette. The bold, red metallic sheen adds an over-the-top touch, while the understated hair and accessories beautifully balance it out, bringing the overall look back down to earth. Without a doubt, Lesa is the best-dressed by far. 10/10.


Taleen Marie

Dress: Rminé

Shoes: Christian Louboutin

Jewellery: Oscar de la Renta

Hair: Lina Kidis

Makeup: Courtney Kearns

Stylist: Laurie Kalbian


Just... no. Unfortunately, apart from the understated jewelry choices and shoes, the rest of the look falls short. It's a shame, given her amazing figure and adorable face, which wouldn't require much to look polished. The dress, however, comes across as either too juvenile or a misguided throwback. Additionally, the hair appears to be styled with minimal effort, which further detracts from the overall look. It's like she doesn't care. And if you don't care, then I don't either. It's a 4/10 for me.

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