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Chanel-ish at BCBG Arraya

OK, so we all love Coco Chanel and want to be dressed in Chanel from head to toes (hell, I don't even mind settling for a toe only!). But we can't always afford to buy the entire line. I mean I'm willing to spend on a Chanel bag, but not the clothes.*


While shopping around, I have noticed that we don't get to see a lot of Chanel inspired clothes. Bags? Yes and plenty of them, but not the clothes. So I was excited when I saw 2 Chanel inspired pieces at BCBG's store at Arraya Complex. The items are shown below. Oh, and yes, they had some Chanel inspired bags if you're interested. Also I have taken photos of 2 non-inspired Chanel items which I've found very appealing.


Boucle black jacket with 8 golden front buttons and black velvet ribbon detail. KD 118.





Black bubble shaped jacket with tiny front pockets and boucle and golden chain detail. KD 105.


And here are the 2 non-Chanel inspired items which can be worn under jackets and cardigans. the white top shown below is being sold for KD 26.



Black fine knitted top with white bib detail. KD 54.


*Mind you, I'm planning to buy a Chanel suit but only when I'm 50 years old with 5 kids.

Comments

Anonymous said…
BCBG is nice & affordable :)
Anonymous said…
hi there , i just wanted to thank you for your post on missoni .I went yesterday & bought the puncho ;) .Keep it up .
eshda3wa said…
BCBG here is a rip off
its much cheaper in the states!!
LayDeeLay said…
oooo....i LOVE the black top with white bib detail....oooooo....
Anonymous said…
Hey there.

this is a fab site. im so glad i stumbled in. i love your sense of ecclectic style. ur high street vs. designer fashion know-how is fabulous.

xx fashy
Confashion said…
chikapappi
I like their stuff.. practical.. but sometimes it can be a bit overprices for BCBG :) and I agree with eshda3wa most items are cheaper in the states..

anonymous
You're welcome ;) I'm glad you liked it. It was my fave piece :)

laydeelay
I know it's sooo cute!
Confashion said…
fashionista
Thank you verymuch for your kind words ;) I'm glad you liked my blog and hope to always present you and my readers with sth fun to read :)

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