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Red Hot Row


As much as you hate to admit it, deep deep deep inside of you, you sometimes want to dress like the Olsen twins. Yeah you do!

To my surprise, I fell in love with some of the pieces by the Olsen twins line of clothing The Row. My favourite is this "Herve-Leger" inspired red strapless dress. It's utterly stylish and for those who like to get attention at a party. Unfortunately, the photo here is not clear enough to show the shape and the details of the dress.

The unmerciful self-striped vibrant red dress is tight fitting, so you'd better have a good body's proportions and a lot of confidence to pull it off (or live off diet pills and water for a month or so). The length of the dress is above the knees, and I think it is made out from a mixture of cotton and lyrica. I could be wrong though.

To make a statement, make sure to wear the dress with one piece of eye-catching accessory (like studded heels or shoe-boats, or a huge studded bracelet), and finish the look with a simple (not over the top) hair do. Too many accessories with this ensemble and it's an over-kill!

The Row Dress is available at Al Othman located at Mariam Complex, Salem AlMubarak St, Salmiya. For inquires, please call (+965) 575-4954.
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Anonymous said…
How much are they selling it for ?
04 December, 2007
Anonymous said…
honestly i get so bored when i check back here and there is nothing new! im hooked!!

so what r u wearing for eid??? i would LOVE to see ur outfit!!!!!!!!
04 December, 2007
Yara said…
Anonymous, im hooked too :P
04 December, 2007
Confashion said…
anonymous
If I'm not mistaken I think it was priced for KD 259. Not positive though :\

anonymous & Yara
lol! I know I've been slacking off lately but it's beyond my control! I'll try to be more committed ;)
04 December, 2007
Anonymous said…
Woman in Red!! I like :) especially for New Years..Now if only I can fit in it :p

Nofers
04 December, 2007
Anonymous said…
plsssss i would loooove to hear about your eid outfit!!!!!
05 December, 2007
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