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Artistic Shopping

I loved the use of installation art next to each of Al Othman's mannequins! I think it says something about the store or the boutique from a creative aspect. It is very rare to see such artistic elements in shops in Kuwait. Villa Moda has original displays every now on then. Now the rest of you... work on it! Show us your creativity!
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Anonymous said…
love the simple touch..
24 April, 2009
Anonymous said…
hi i need help people .. what are the must have bags and shoes plz
thanks i love this blog :**

lulu
24 April, 2009
Anonymous said…
Must-have bags and shoes? It really depends on your budget.

Although, for must-haves. I believe every woman should have this in her closet:

A Chanel 2.55 flap (black preferably, if it's your first).

Christian Louboutin Decollete pumps (in the middle of being pointy and round) - Perfect for both day and night.

Don't follow trends, especially if you have a tight budget and want designer goods that could last.

On the other hand, if you have a steady budget. Here are some items that are must-haves at the moment:

Chloe Paraty python bag
Hermes Birkin bag
Chanel 2.55 bags in other colors

Shoes:
Louboutin pumps
Lanvin flats
Balmain fringe sandals
Giuseppe Zanotti gladiator sandals
24 April, 2009
Anonymous said…
hi again thanks alot for ur help
i have Chanel 2.55 flap black and another red o malet menhom!
about hermes shy mo6abe3y 7eta teenagers have it ! i hate the bag now mn kether ma sheftha !
Louboutin pumps i love them i already have nude,pink,black bs hathela malot last year and im in love with Giuseppe Zanotti 3ndy wardy fasfory yakser el3ain loool a7eba lena albesa ma3a kel shy o elon faqe3
i will check the chloe on net-a-porter thanks alot o if u have more things in mind tell me plz
o another question are skinny jenz still in style ?


lulu
24 April, 2009
AZM said…
I think window displays are very importnat, and visual merchandising.

It definitely says something about the store, it is equally importnat as the store name, logo design, and website.
25 April, 2009
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