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Laura 'Abla' Schmitt, German influencer and girlfriend of Spain playmaker Dani Olmo, drew attention at the FIFA Women's World Cup quarterfinal between Spain and Belgium in Los Angeles. She wore a net-inspired skirt and a top featuring a childhood photo of Olmo in a Spain jersey. Her most notable accessory is a Chanel necklace with a soccer ball pendant, designed by Karl Lagerfeld for the 1998 World Cup, which she considers a lucky charm for the Spanish team. Spain had a slow start to the tournament, but Laura has attended every match since the second group stage game, coinciding with improved performance. She stated she cannot remove the chain until Spain potentially wins the title. The article highlights her fashion statements and superstitious role as a footballer's partner.
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On Friday evening, Spain will face Belgium for a spot in the semifinals of the FIFA Women's World Cup in the USA. And in the stands of the Sofi Stadium in Los Angeles, a German footballer's wife once again draws all eyes. Laura "Abla" Schmitt is cheering on her boyfriend, Spain playmaker Dani Olmo. Her outfit this time is very special.
"It's hard for me..."
Even in previous games, Laura stood out with her clothes. An online style page named her the best-dressed footballer's wife for her leather jacket look. In the heat of Dallas, her Chanel shoes melted. The German influencer often wore a top inspired by Olmo's jersey.
But this time, she tops it all. Before the game, Laura showed she is wearing a top with a photo of her loved one printed on it — as a child in the Spanish national team jersey. On Instagram, she says: "It's very hard for me to handle the childhood photo with my hormones."
About her skirt, Laura says: "With a lot of imagination, you could say it's a net." On her feet, she wears shoes with the classic design of a soccer ball. Overall, she thinks: "Today's look is fire."
The Secret of the Lucky Chain
The most important accessory, however, is a necklace. It has become a secret lucky charm for the Spanish team. At the start of the World Cup, the team struggled to a 0-0 draw against Cape Verde. But Laura wasn't at the tournament yet. She has only been in the USA since the second group stage game — and has been in the stands for every match since.
Lagerfeld Designed the Chain in 1998
She always wears the same chain, sometimes around her neck, sometimes as a bracelet. It has a soccer ball pendant, is by Chanel, and was designed by Karl Lagerfeld for the 1998 World Cup in France. Laura is aware of the chain's talisman status and tells her fans: "You're right, I can never take it off again." Preferably until Spain wins the title.
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