The Race for Fall's Evening Dresses

Jewllery? Check. Evening bags in almost every imaginable metallic color? Check. Hair and make-up appointments? Check. The smashing, show-stopping, glamorous evening dress? *Beep*! That's bad. That's very very bad. Watchya waiting for girl?! You better get your claws on the dress now before anyone else beats you to "it".

And "it" my friends refers to my first catch, shown here, for this season's race for the perfect evening gown/dress. Allow me to introduce you to Erdem's printed navy and french lace evening dress. It's short and sweet shape makes it just the right thing to sport for a small wedding or party.

As shown here on the model, you can wear it with opaque tights. And if it's too girly for you, add a pair of studded heels for a more reblious look. or better yet a scarlet red patent shoe-boot.

Loved the backless french lace detail. Gives it a sassy look. So how much does it cost? KD 349. Worth every penny. This beautiful and simple dress is available at Alothman Store located at Mariam Complex. For inquires, please call (+965) 575-4954.

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