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Sara's Bag.. A walk down memory lane

Remember when Sara's Bags were in several years back? I remember I first got mine from Beirut at their old store (they have a new funky store at hip Gemmayzeh now). My Lebanese friend convinced me to buy it after seeing the owner of Sarah's bag at Funnel Cafe carrying this colorful boho bag with amazing intricate details. The bag was very cheap back then and unpopular with the Kuwaiti population. And then suddenly BAM! every girl in Kuwait wanted to get her hands on the bag! They even had an exhibition twice in Kuwait and their bags were sold out within 2 hours max.


I'm over this trend now but the reason why I brought this up is because recently I saw an Interview on Future TV with Sara's Bag owners and they mentioned that very soon they will be offering their online shopping service. Isn't that interesting? Also, did you know that, in addition to Beirut, their bags are already being sold in UAE, Saudi Arabia, and Qatar?


Looking at Sara's Bag makes you realize how far you have come in terms of fashion maturity...or if you have come very far at all!



A HUGE thank you to all of you who were kind enough to notice my absence and ask about me. Thanks for your concern and kindness. My absence was due to unfashionable circumstances. And now I'm back for good :) Thanks again.
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Ansam said…
Its good to be fashionably late heehee
25 June, 2007
Drunk'n'Gorgeous said…
I've never heard of those before! *goes off to cry in some random corner*
25 June, 2007
Anonymous said…
It's good to have you back again! :)
25 June, 2007
Ansam said…
D&G u r so funny lol
25 June, 2007
Confashion said…
ansam
with a stylish excuse of course :P

Drunk'n'Gorgeous
LOL! Believe me, you didn't miss out on anything :P

zahra
Thank you :)
25 June, 2007
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