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Sweet Caramel

Roula Ghandour is a Lebanese bag designer and the creative mind behind Caramel bags, her collection offers bags that suit all ages, for students and girls who like to have fun there's the cute red lips clutch, classic women can go for the crock embossed clutches in patent leather, and there is the bag for all ages, the bow bag.

Caramel bags and clutches are currently being sold in Le balcon des createurs at ABC achrafieh, Sauce in Dubai, Oman, and recently in Cities Mall in Saudi Arabia. If you wish to contact the designer for order or a business opportunity, please send her an e-mail at roula.ghandour@gmail.com. For further information about Caramel Bags, please visit the brand's facebook group.







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ScaryToes said…
Oh the bow clutch is so cute!
31 March, 2009
Anonymous said…
I'm not sure I like them, the sushi one is cute.. the lips one is a bit tacky.
31 March, 2009
il Shei5a said…
LooooL the i love sushi one would match my i love sushi pajama;p im serious!! hahahah

The Bow bag is cute, i want!! where can i find it here in kuwait ????:D
31 March, 2009
Anonymous said…
The gold-flip Clutch is similar to one LV had 4 seasons back.
31 March, 2009
Anonymous said…
For some reason, they look cheaply made, especially the "I love Sushi" clutch. Seriously?
31 March, 2009
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