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In the news...

  • Yup, it has been confirmed by Arabian Business Magazine (And Yes I do read non-fashion related magz) Barneys New York, the luxury department store chain, has been sold for $825 million to a Dubai-owned private equity firm "Istithmar" while considering other offers for the chain or the entire company. Under the agreement with Istithmar, Barneys NY can weigh other offers made by July 22, and it can explore bids for the whole company through August 11. Barneys NY would have to pay a breakup fee of $20.6 million if it terminates the deal before July 22, and $22.7 million after that.

  • "Burberry" at Al Raya Complex are having up to 40% sale.

  • "Designers Lounge" at Salhiya Complex, Mezzanine 1, have started their sale.

  • "M Missoni" at Al Raya Complex are having 50% off.


  • "Whistles", at Al Raya Complex, are also having 50% off and I found some really nice casual pieces for the summer AND winter.

  • "Furla" at Al Raya Complex are having 20% off and I found a very elegant pair of canvas and mock croc green & yellow shoes.

  • Cole Haan is now available at Villa Moda Shuwaikh next to Jeans Bar.

  • And what's better than Net-a-Porter's Sale Extravaganza? Snap up the good stuff before anyone else!

Comments

Anonymous said…
I could not bear to see this blog empty... hence I decided to type something :) It's good to know Ms. Confashion does have interests besides fashion :)
Confashion said…
yusef
hehe.. Thanks for your support. It's good to be well rounded. :)
Anonymous said…
By the way... do you have a job? I mean you must be a really busy person with all your researching and maintaining this website... lol That's quite a feat really!
Confashion said…
yusef
Everyone's busy these days.. It's all about Time Management.
Anonymous said…
Time management... does that concept really work? Taking into consideration how unorganized and unpunctual a society we live in can we really apply that concept?
Confashion said…
It works for me.. and for the people I make plans with. But of course on a bigger scale.. this concept would never work in such a society...
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