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Take me to Rue Du Mail

Last month I was skimming through one of the fashion magazine, I can’t recall which one, and saw Cate Blanchett wearing a beautiful black and white bubble dress for one of those star studded events. The article mentioned that the designer of the dress is Rue Du Mail. I haven't heard of her before, so I did my research and found her entire collection here. I immediately fell in love with Rue Du Mail. A very smart mixture of bubble and lamp-shade shapes with sharp stacked heels and wire hemmed evening dresses. The kind of dresses that would set you apart from the crowd.


So I was thrilled to know that Rue Du Mail is now being sold at Villa Moda Shuwaikh. You have to go and feel the creations. I wanted to buy the whole rack, but I would get in serious trouble with the local authorities. Here's what's available now from Rue Du Mail at Villa Moda:






You probably didn't like the photos, but take it from me, these are the type of clothes that look much better in real life than on the runway. You can really see and feel all the beautiful detailing. Now, If only I had a black American Express Card....
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Anonymous said…
ohhh o loove the biege dress waaayd 7ilo
26 September, 2007
miss ghesquiere said…
Rue de Mail is the new name for Martine Sitbon
04 November, 2007
Confashion said…
miss ghesquiere
I admire your knowledge in fashion ;)
04 November, 2007
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