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Fall in Love With Bottega

A loyal fan of Bottega Veneta's timeless style and its signature Intrecciato leather? I have some great news for you, the brand's boutique at Villa Moda Shuwaikh has received new deliveries of bags, clothes, shoes, and accessories for fall. And guess what, they have 2 pieces of the most covoted bag, the Cabat, in size medium and large and in a very timeless color. Tan. Just in time to treat yourself for Eid.
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AZM said…
Viva la Bottega ;-)
29 September, 2008
Anonymous said…
I saw them in BV IN Doha,
they’re girls must have this season.
29 September, 2008
PaLoMiNo said…
WOW I LOVE BOTTEGA :*
29 September, 2008
Anonymous said…
You live in Kuwait? Wow! That sound exotic. I like very much your blog :)
29 September, 2008
Fastidious Babe said…
oh this bag is sold out on net a porter!
30 September, 2008
miss ghesquiere said…
But I'm so sick of the word "timeless" and "timeless" things! God! I know kilman o their taste bes khala9! Ya3ni I live within a sphere of time, why would I want to be timeless? I want to wear happy fun clothes and space-shippy hats and tacky gold eighties belts belts and huge pink bags and a full arm of accessoriesand oddities, I want to look different every day. Time Il timeless ra7! Am I the only one who thinks so??
01 October, 2008
Anonymous said…
@ miss ghesquiere: YES
01 October, 2008
Someday said…
3idich mbarak!:*
01 October, 2008
Sham3at Al Jillas said…
Wow... Bottega never designs anything so-so. Every item is a masterpiece! Or what?
02 October, 2008
Anonymous said…
got a wee piece of bottega yesterday at solaris - for those who cannot afford the most incredible bags money has to buy - Solaris have BV sunglasses at 75% off !! I may even use the case as my winter clutch, lol x
04 October, 2008
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