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Retro We Go


As I mentioned in my previous post, I'm not a great fan of Juicy Couture tracksuits. However, I actually liked Juicy's girly-retro take on this classic style. The 3/4 sleeve navy colored jacket is embroidered with thick white threads. It's perfect for our not-so-cold weather with dresses or skinny or slim-leg pants. The Jacket was KD 181 and now it is being sold for KD 90.500 at Villa Moda Al-Fanar.

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Anonymous said…
Allah now this one i like :)
12 August, 2007
Anonymous said…
I also want a Juicy Couture tracksuit! <3
12 August, 2007
Confashion said…
yara
And they had it in pink too :)

chinese eyes
You can order them online on net-a-porter.com or ShopBop.com :)
12 August, 2007
Oranjina fadidra said…
thnx 4 the update sweetie =) do u know that u r my fashion advisor ;p
14 August, 2007
Confashion said…
Orangina fadidra
welcome to my world ;)
Thank you sooo much, I'm overwhelmed :)
15 August, 2007
Anonymous said…
It can't get more retro chic than this. It reminds me of Kuwait Airways cabin crew uniform except they are blue with gold rings. Got to say, we may all hate their guts for the inflight service (or the lack of it) and the crappy on-board meal selection they provide us with but they always seem to get more bang for their money on crew attire and presentation. One could easily mistake their cabin crew uniforms for that of a French or Italian flag carrier. I dunno know it's very Nina Ricci Balenciaga, if you will. And although I meant it as a compliment you can't help wonder why KU doesn't get the likes of Villa Moda or Al Ostoura to commission Valentino, Chloe or Ungaro to design silk Kaftans for them : colour coded for each class of travel.
09 September, 2007
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