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Webby Wednesday - bleuclothing.com

Didn't ever wonder where did Rachel Green get that top, or where did Carrie Bradshaw got those stylish shoes? Allow me to introduce to you BleuClothing.com. Bleu Clothing is actually a small boutique at LA and TV Stylists' favourite place to hunt for unique clothes & accessories. The boutique has joined the e-Shopping crown and now you can shop LA from the comfort of your "Kuwaiti" home. On BleuClothing.com, you will find some of the newest, hard to find designs from lines like Philip Lim, Ya Ya, Development, Michelle Mason, Charlotte B, DVF, Anna Sui, Miguelina, Rock & Republic, Oligo Tissew etc. My two favourite items are:
  • Tashknet Light Creme color canvas ankle boot, that scrunches at the leg, ties in the back, and exposes the side of the foot. These shoes are defiantly not for the faint of heart. They're a bit risque. I really wouldn't mind wearing them.


  • Turquoise draped strapless cocktail dress by 3.1 Phillip Lim. Very cute for small parties.

And if you don't have an Aramex account, don't worry, they ship internationally too. They charge a flat shipping and handling rate. So, have fun e-shopping.

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Anonymous said…
errr $665 for something that basically looks like a blue towel? :S

Like a great man once said "women are suckers when it comes to apparel".

No Offence :D
09 August, 2007
Confashion said…
I'm a fashion junkie.. I'll stop at nothing :)
09 August, 2007
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