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And the Oscar Goes to Al Othman

If you're a true fashionista, you would have already known by now that shopping wisely means taking advantage of what designers are offering in between seasons. In plain English, you'd better hunt for the "it" items of this year's Resort collections to stay ahead of the fashion savvy Kuwaiti crowd.

And what's better to venture into the resort season other than treating yourself with one lush cocktail evening frock by the ever-so-dreamy Oscar De La Renta?

Al Othman has already received Oscar De La Renta Resort Collection and each piece is blindly beautiful. I'm madly in love with the bright yellow puffy dress (shown on the 3rd picture) and the sleeveless yellow dress with white embroidered lace detail (first picture). Absolutely breathtaking. Here's some of what's in store now.




Al Othman is located at Mariam Complex, Salem AlMubarak St, Salmiya. For inquires, please call (+965) 575-4954.
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Anonymous said…
The last one (yellow dress), I recently and God did it look horrible on me. Im kinda petite (short & small) and it wasn't flattering at all. ;/ It looked so nice on the run way :/
04 January, 2008
Confashion said…
gmasha
Really?! it's a shame when you love sth so much and it ends up looking horrible on you!

It reminded me of the dress (also by Oscar) Carrie wore when she went out on a date with the russian guy...
04 January, 2008
Anonymous said…
Just a lil' curious to know which has been the most expensive dress sold in Kuwait till date and what store had it?
06 January, 2008
Anonymous said…
A limited edition KD.1million power bra. I think it was from Ayn Sommers
08 January, 2008
Anonymous said…
You are having a laugh. That can't possibly be right. It sounds like a good bargain to me. I saw one in the shop windows at Ann Sommers new factory outlet near Jidda and that cost about $6 million. Either you've got your numbers jumbled or I am just fibbing. Confashions had better investigate and settle the matter once and for all. Interestingly enough, many shoppers from Kuwait visit the Faisaliah and Kingdom centre malls in Saudi for their annual requirement of boas.
09 January, 2008
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