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Celine Lirine Bag at Arraya Mall


Here's a bag which I would definitely buy, but only if it was on sale. Celine's Lirine Bag. Lirine is made out of 100% Patent calfskin with mat calfskin trimming. I have mixed feelings about this bag. Although the color is strikingly beautiful (Red is officially the hue for fall 2007), for some reason I'm not too keen to spend that much money on a Celine bag.


Anyways, Celine Lirine Bag is now available at Celine's boutique at Arraya Mall and it costs around KD 551. The bag also comes in various colors & textures such as black suede, tan buttery leather, and springbok skin with chocolate calf trimmings. Lirine is also available on Net-a-Porter.com. And if you are interested to see the entire collection, click here.

For inquires, please call Celine located at Arraya Mall, Al Shuhadaa Street. Tel.: (+965) 2997701.

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EniGma said…
It costs £750 on net-a-porter and 550 KD in Al raya! Shal boug?!
03 September, 2007
LayDeeLay said…
wow...love t red!
03 September, 2007
Ansam said…
I wuv wed (I love red) heehee
I liked the post and the one with the red dresses..
03 September, 2007
Confashion said…
enigma
It's sad how some store are taking us for granted :|

laydeelay
I know..such an amazing color.. :)

ansam
Thank you very much ;)
04 September, 2007
Anonymous said…
I have seen many a pretty young things in Kuwait carry this season's 'IT' bag or their favourite Birkin with them when out weekending at Applebee's or at Ruby Tuesdays. To my mind,nothing can outdo such a colossal impropriety.
05 September, 2007
Confashion said…
christmas in tehran
What didn't you like about it? :)
07 September, 2007
Anonymous said…
The setting just isn't right. After all, you don't go to the fruits & Veggies market dressed in a Vera Wang, every now and again - or do you now?
Other than that there's nothing to fault these designs of plain vanity.
09 September, 2007
vlpshop said…
http://picasaweb.google.com/ebaybagcom
19 October, 2008
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