She Changes Her Shoes Every Day.

Fernandes, 54 years old, likes to wear colorful clothes. He likes to dress like young people. He has many bags and leather shoes.

However, she never dressed herself up like a lady.

Like world famous brand

Fernandes changed a pair of shoes every day. "Even leap year is no exception," her maid said.

People often compare Fernandes with Philippines's first lady Imelda Marcos and her thousands of pairs of famous brand shoes.

Unlike Mr eveta (from Mrs. Fernandes) from the slums to the first lady, he was born into a middle class family.

Although she is over 50 years old, she still likes to wear short skirts and high boots. GUCCI, the world famous brand, is her favorite.

There is a small humorous story about Fernandes's beauty: Kirchner's left eye is somewhat oblique.

Originally, his eyes were very straight, but when he saw Fernandes, he was suddenly stunned by his beauty, and one eye became the present.

Like all Argentines, Fernandes loves sweets very much.

But she insists on keeping fit every day, so she keeps slim.

"Eva is with you."

In the campaign campaign, Fernandes played the banner of Mrs. Baylon and won the support of the broad masses of the middle and lower strata.

She often said to the people, "Eva is with you."

With the support and affection of the poor people for Mrs. Baylon, her propaganda seemed to be very effective.

Fernandes's personality is widely publicized, and he likes to argue with others fiercely and has a completely rebellious spirit.

During the Menem administration, Fernandes became famous for her fierce opposition to the government. Then she actively participated in the legal investigation of Menem government's money laundering and pferring bank funds to foreign countries, which earned her a high political reputation.

Although the image of Mrs. Baylon earned a lot of voters' interest, Fernandes issued a statement "not to be Mrs. Baylon".

When her husband Kirchner was successfully elected president, Fernandes declared: "I am not the first lady, but the first woman citizen."

Fernandes shows that although he is expensive as the president's wife, he will still insist on his role in Parliament.

In the first impression, the first lady is only a public figure who is involved in the charitable cause of the country.