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RIME AT LA FERIA

 


Rime, also known as Moroccan Mirage, has delighted her followers with a new Reel on Instagram, sharing her exciting journey to The Seville Fair in Spain. 

As one of Morocco's most iconic fashion content creators, Rime showcases her unique styling approach, offering inspiration to her audience.


For years, she has dedicated herself to sharing her fashion insights, and her presence at events is always eagerly anticipated by people. 

Her vibrant personality, warm smile, and well-researched knowledge make her a trusted voice in the fashion community.



What truly stands out about Rime is her commitment to showcasing Moroccan culture whenever the opportunity arises. Now in Seville, she is fulfilling a long-held dream, having admired this beautiful Andalusian city and the fair through visuals for years.


On the first day, she dazzles with a flamenco-inspired look featuring the classic black and red color scheme, complemented by a flowy bodycon dress and beautiful flowers adorning her head. 



She surprises everyone the following day by incorporating a Moroccan Tekchita into her outfit, blending Spanish elements for a truly stunning appearance. 

Rime gracefully roams the streets of Seville, doing what she loves best: spreading her sense of fashion and joy everywhere she goes.






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