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A Piece of Fendi Art



During a recent shopping spree, I came across this Fendi Spy Bag at Fendi's Boutique in Salhiya Complex priced at KD 2,426. I wouldn't buy this bag since embellished day bags are not in for fall 2007 (plus it's hefty price tag is not that forgiving), but I do appreciate the craftsmanship & the efforts put into the creation of this piece of art. I loved the wonderful & eccentric mix of textures on it. It had a little bit of navy patent leather, colored small beads, and delicate embroidery. I think this bag would be perfect for Fendi fans who want to carry something completely different and who are into collectible items.
For inquiries, call the oh-so-friendly Ms. Elizabeth Aliazas at Fendi Salhiya on (+965) 2493985.
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Anonymous said…
jad inheeba o like u said not worth it in this upcoming season .. bas the navy patent leather is gorgeous!
19 July, 2007
Confashion said…
elaine.ess
The patent leather is even more gorgeous in real life!
19 July, 2007
albandry said…
it is very expensive but am relly proud of our fendi boutiqe its getting alot of unique pieces and very limited stuff that r not availble in other worldly boutiqs
and frankly all whos in the shop are friendly and my pals i just love fendi and what all it has


confashion grl keep on the good work
19 July, 2007
Confashion said…
albandry
Thank you ;*
I couldn't agree more, they do have nice collection of bags, shoes, and accessories. And they are definately much nicer than other sales people I have met!
19 July, 2007
Peony said…
i have to agree, Fendi spy bags are hot.
but this one reminds me so much of Lebanese Sara bag's aw a Lebanese rip off version of the spy bag
20 July, 2007
Confashion said…
Peony
If you click on the image to enlarge it, you will see the intricate details that you won't see in Sara's bag ;)
21 July, 2007
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