Classify Andreas Casiraghi and Charlotte Casiraghi

[Rouxinol]

Andreas:

http://www.pinkend.com/view.php?name=L2hvbWUvd2ViL2FwcC9waW5rZW5kLmNvbS93 d3cvZmlsZXMvaW1nLzI3OC5qcGc%3D&w=500&h=413 http://www3.pictures.zimbio.com/bg/Prince+Andrea+auctions+off+wine+charity+-xvLKK8Jhtvl.jpg

Charlotte:

http://3.bp.blogspot.com/_CWfaGt1Xqrk/S3DAy5ZdJwI/AAAAAAAABHg/hH93Q1Iv9y4/s400/charlotte-casiraghi.jpg http://www4.pictures.zimbio.com/gi/Stella+McCartney+Paris+Fashion+Week+Spring+Omx6_HL GvuUl.jpg

[aherne]

Andreas Casiraghi: Aryan + "Mediterrannean". Typical Italian looks.
Charlotte Casiraghi: "Alpine" + "Mediterannean". Typical Italian looks.

[alzo zero]

Andrea: Atlanto-Dinarid
Charlotte: Alpino-Mediterraneid

[Meerkat.86]

do they have anything cromagnoid?

[Rouxinol]

do they have anything cromagnoid?

The jaws I think.

[alzo zero]

The jaws I think.
Yes, Pierre's traits look slightly more "gentle", almost feminine.

http://i10.photobucket.com/albums/a107/gracekelly_/pierre_mon_320.jpg

http://images4.fanpop.com/image/photos/18800000/charlotte-s-brother-pierre-casiraghi-princess-charlotte-casiraghi-18801394-300-400.jpg

[aherne]

Aryan influence is very dominant in the guy: pigmentation, facial features, body type. There are indeed rather insignificant "foreign" elements (Mediterannean) in him, but we are speaking of Italy (Southern Italy even, judging by his last name), after all...

[alzo zero]

Aryan influence is very dominant in the guy: pigmentation, facial features, body type. There are indeed rather insignificant "foreign" elements (Mediterannean) in him, but we are speaking of Italy (Southern Italy even, judging by his last name), after all...
No. His father was Stefano Casiraghi, a businessman from Lombardia with a very Northern Italian surname (Casiraghi), who died in an accident when his children were still very young. This is a picture of him.

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v644/Soulkey4/StefanoCasiraghi.jpg

I think he looks like Pierre a lot.

[alzo zero]

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[alzo zero]

I've found these pictures of Stefano Casiraghi when he was about his sons' age, the resemblance to both of them is striking. It must painful for their mother to look at them.

http://static1.purepeople.com/articles/3/65/12/3/@/485549-stefano-casiraghi-637x0-1.jpg

http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3050/2297818341_132ba0a043.jpg

[aherne]

No. His father was Stefano Casiraghi, a businessman from Lombardia with a very Northern Italian surname (Casiraghi), who died in an accident when his children were still very young. This is a picture of him.

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v644/Soulkey4/StefanoCasiraghi.jpg

I think he looks like Pierre a lot.

Are names that end with -aghi (Casiraghi, Inzaghi) typical Northern Italian? Seems you are right: they are typical Lombard names. How about those that end in:
- ini
- ani
- oni
- ano
- etti
- etta

[aherne]

I've found these pictures of Stefano Casiraghi when he was about his sons' age, the resemblance to both of them is striking. It must painful for their mother to look at them.

http://static1.purepeople.com/articles/3/65/12/3/@/485549-stefano-casiraghi-637x0-1.jpg

http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3050/2297818341_132ba0a043.jpg

Yes. Very good looking both of them (son is a bit effeminate, looks like a Renaissance portrait of an "ideal male").

[alzo zero]

Are names that end with -aghi (Casiraghi, Inzaghi) typical Northern Italian? Seems you are right: they are typical Lombard names. How about those that end in:
- ini
- ani
- oni
- ano
- etti
- etta
Surnames ending by -aghi are very typical of Lombardia ("Casiraghi", "Inzaghi", "Biraghi", "Magnaghi", "Salmoiraghi", "Cassamagnaghi", and probably others that I don't recall right now...).

As an extremely unreliable rule of thumb, surnames ending by -i originate in the northern half of Italy, while surnames ending by -o in Southern Italy. However there are many exceptions (like, for example, "Chiabotto" northern and "Princi" southern) and Italian surnames that don't end neither by -i nor by -o.

For example, in Veneto and other parts of Northeastern Italy many surnames end by a consonant (usually -n like in Tonon, or in -er like in Altinier).

[Blossom]

Both of them look nice. :) Carlota (yes I call her like that) got pretty nice cute features, maybe cuz of the piggy nose haha but pretty cute. In this first pic I post she reminds me of my mother (even the nose but not the lips)..

http://sp1.fotolog.com/photo/17/29/35/charlotte_casi/1191910083_f.jpg

http://4.bp.blogspot.com/_aw2IWWp0x8M/TDucKTVhkQI/AAAAAAAAB8U/RTgr2iNlALg/s1600/charlotte-casiraghi-wallpaper%5B1%5D.jpg

http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~fergy/CharlotteMonaco.jpg

http://www.nettyroyal.nl/images/charlottecasiraghi1.jpg

Andrea and Pierre are cute aswell but not as his sister..as a child, yes..
In any case, Grace Kelly was there, so damn true.

http://thesidetalk.files.wordpress.com/2010/09/0019-grace-kelly.jpg

http://4.bp.blogspot.com/_xroIBkYCxoY/S8ihBukzYJI/AAAAAAAAAno/W_Ac4Jf3SH8/s1600/grace-kelly-cartier01a.jpg

http://www.elpais.com/recorte/20100416elpepiage_1/XXLCO/Ies/Grace_Kelly.jpg

[alzo zero]

While the sons look like the father, the daughter is just like the mother. Usually it's the opposite (at least in my case :P).

[Peyrol]

Are names that end with -aghi (Casiraghi, Inzaghi) typical Northern Italian? Seems you are right: they are typical Lombard names. How about those that end in:
- ini
- ani
- oni
- ano
- etti
- etta

Read here

http://www.theapricity.com/forum/showpost.php?p=398964&postcount=36

[aherne]

[B]Both of them look nice. :) Carlota (yes I call her like that) got pretty nice cute features, maybe cuz of the piggy nose haha but pretty cute.

http://sp1.fotolog.com/photo/17/29/35/charlotte_casi/1191910083_f.jpg

http://4.bp.blogspot.com/_aw2IWWp0x8M/TDucKTVhkQI/AAAAAAAAB8U/RTgr2iNlALg/s1600/charlotte-casiraghi-wallpaper%5B1%5D.jpg

http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~fergy/CharlotteMonaco.jpg

http://www.nettyroyal.nl/images/charlottecasiraghi1.jpg


She is not "nice", but very beautiful (near perfect). Features that normally do not yield beauty are combined with great elegance and harmony. Both father, son and daughter (and probably mother) are grade 8-9 people (beautiful to very beautiful).

[Libertas]

Surnames ending by -aghi are very typical of Lombardia ("Casiraghi", "Inzaghi", "Biraghi", "Magnaghi", "Salmoiraghi", "Cassamagnaghi", and probably others that I don't recall right now...).

As an extremely unreliable rule of thumb, surnames ending by -i originate in the northern half of Italy, while surnames ending by -o in Southern Italy. However there are many exceptions (like, for example, "Chiabotto" northern and "Princi" southern) and Italian surnames that don't end neither by -i nor by -o.

For example, in Veneto and other parts of Northeastern Italy many surnames end by a consonant (usually -n like in Tonon, or in -er like in Altinier).

An excellent summary of the situation. The transition zone between the mainly -i ending and the -o (or -a) ending is in southern Lazio below Rome and in southernmost Marche close to Abruzzo.

North-west Italy (Piedmont) has names like Ferrero, Rambaudo/Rambaudi or Rivera while Colombo is common in Genoa and Liguria.

[Thorazzo]

Nordic. He reminds of another nordic italian Andreas Seppi

http://www.australianopen.com/images/players/atpsa93.jpg

http://www.australianopen.com/en_AU/players/overview/atpsa93.html

[Raskolnikov]

Son: Nordid, minor Southern influence
Daughter: Alpinid-Nordomediterranid
Father: Nordid with minor Alpinid influence

[aherne]

Nordic. He reminds of another nordic italian Andreas Seppi

This guy is German from South Tirol and also looks unmistakably German (ScandoNordid). I've never seen a single Italian looking like that!

[alzo zero]

Both father, son and daughter (and probably mother) are grade 8-9 people (beautiful to very beautiful).
Yes, no comparison with those vulgar-faced royals north of the Channel. :cool:

[safinator]

Andreas: CM-Nordid
Charlotte: Atlantid-Alpinid

[Ianus]

Andrea: Nordid
Charlotte: Alpine+Nordomed

[tEhSaint]

He: Nordid-CM
She: Atlanto-Med with Faelid influences.

[Not a Cop]

Both a Sub-Nordids

[Prince Carlo]

North Atlantid/CM

North Atlantid/Borreby

[Ulla]

Their parents, Monégasque Carolina di Monaco (Half Italian) and Italian Stefano Casiraghi (fully Italian)

http://img1.bdbphotos.com/images/orig/0/c/0c9qaluekwbweuwq.jpg?djet1p5k

[Ulla]

Nordic. He reminds of another nordic italian Andreas Seppi

http://www.australianopen.com/images/players/atpsa93.jpg

http://www.australianopen.com/en_AU/players/overview/atpsa93.html

He doesn't remind Stefano Casiraghi. Seppi's face is too boxy.

[Ulla]

This guy is German from South Tirol and also looks unmistakably German (ScandoNordid). I've never seen a single Italian looking like that!

Seppi is an Italian surname, not German.

[Ctwentysevenj]

Alpine with a nordid component.