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Event: More Images From November's Fashion Exhibition

Here are more images of the items which are currently being displayed at November Boutique's Fashion Exhibition. The first image are of ALIA clutches. The below evening clutches are some of accessories displayed by Brown. To learn more about the event and the participating designers, please call (+965) 2-2253445 or click here.




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dg said…
ooo laa laaa these look gorgeous! i wish i was in kwt ;(
29 March, 2009
Anonymous said…
what's the price range?
29 March, 2009
Ms. D said…
i love them!!!

eb cham
29 March, 2009
1001Nights said…
I went there already the AILA bags are so so cute! If my memory doesn't fail me the python ones were about kd 120 or so and the non python were maybe in the 90's... something like that. There were some cool accessories too. Anyway, it was my first time at November oo it's very very chic and nizaaaka oo mrattab. 5osh mukan.
29 March, 2009
1001Nights said…
(sorry the accessories were not AILA, i think they were for this other designer who I think was Lebanese bass madri shisimha)
29 March, 2009
Anonymous said…
Hey confashions, can you please make a blackberry-friendly version of your fantastic blog?

I reallyyy think it would make a ton of ur fans happy!

And ur cool and forward like that...

Y'all agree?
30 March, 2009
AILA said…
Thank you all for your sweet comments, i am glad you like them.
The leather bags range from 60KD to 91KD, there are a few python ones which are of course more expensive.
The accessories are by a brand called Jojoba, they are also made in Lebanon.
Today is the last day, we will be there from 10am to 9pm. Please if you have a chance pass by, hope to see you there.
30 March, 2009
AZM said…
Not bad.
The Brown ones are better.
30 March, 2009
miss ghesquiere said…
hahah wanasa confash you have fans in the far east!
oh and love the bags and ya i think november is very nice too!
30 March, 2009
miss ghesquiere said…
and i do think you should make a blackberry-friendly version, i usually check it form my bb
30 March, 2009
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