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Heard It Through The Grapevine...

  • I have been informed by one of my readers that Villa Moda Al-Manshar will be opening in February 2008.

  • Ponti Home Fashion exhibition for home accessories will be held at Bait Lothan, Thinda Hall from 21st to 24th October 2007. The exhibition is held by Adeeb Nouri from Lebanon.

  • Rania Abu Al-Hassan will be holding Dot Exhibition to display her creations and designs for home accessories. The exhibition will take place at Bait Lothan, Ethla Hall from 21st to 24th October 2007.

  • Shaikha Alsinan & Nora Alabdul Hadi will be holding an art exhibition at Bait Lothan, Sidra Hall from 21st to 24th October 2007. Here's a sample of their paintings...

Comments

Anonymous said…
Villa Moda Al Manshar. So, is that where Paris Gallery's going to be at?
Anonymous said…
They are thinking of upping the ante for men's haute couture in Kuwait by dedicating a VM store exclusively for men. Rumour has it they may even have an entire floor of men's cosmetics/ toiletries and fragrances pour hommes. Already we are seeing the beginnings of a metrosexual revolution starting to happen, right here, in Kuwait with 20 something young lads wearing light blush-on and applying kohl and mascara to their eyes. A little birdie has let on that very soon they'd be launching their own line of parfums pour femme and pour homme but first they want to push a new range of lip gloss for rugged men.
Confashion said…
anonymous
What Paris Gallery? I'm confused..

Overheard in the souk
Only time will tell
Anonymous said…
Paris Gallery - the concept beauty & cosmetics store from Dubai, were planning on a Kuwait store opening through the VM vehicle. However, it would now seem as if their plans have gone south on them.
Anonymous said…
villa moda, villa shmoda... im bored now. they promised sooo many exciting openings and none of them materialised. plus they need to change their buyer.. AND their merchandising and stop copying other retailer's ideas. they are soooo YAAAAAAAWWWWWWWN.
okay gotta go cos just talkin' bout them makes me wanna sleep....

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