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Here's TopShop take on Miu Miu's brocade princess dress/coat from last season collection.
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Anonymous said…
its very cute,, any ideas on how to co-ordinate it though?
02 November, 2008
Cleopatra said…
check out new kuwaiti talent Tahir Sultan at
www.tahirsultan.com
02 November, 2008
Confashion said…
anonymous
It would look super cute with cropped skinny pants and platform heels.

cleopatra
Thanks for sharing :) I have seen his website a week ago and planning to write a post about him, thanks to Dia Diwan for bringing it to our attention ;)
02 November, 2008
Alia said…
hello there

On a totally different subject
Going through your older posts, i saw this one from July 18th 08

http://confashions.blogspot.com/2008/07/clutches-available-at-pieces-boutique.html

I just wanna know if this Boutique has a location in Kuwait, or was is a one time exibition

Thank alot
02 November, 2008
Confashion said…
alia
Pieces boutique is a stand-alone boutique and not an exhibition, it is located at Villa Karizma (opposite to Amiri Hospital). Opening hours are from 10:00am till10:00pm. For more information, please call (+965) 2246-1249.
02 November, 2008
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