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CCF: Bananarama

Can you believe that these pointed flats are from Banana Republic?! They’d look very chic worn with A-line dresses and cropped pants on and off working hours. Flats feature a patent leather band detail on the front and come in light grey and black. Price tag? KD 23.500.
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Sn3a said…
i love them!
i love to see you in a fashion programme
you just know what to wear even when we don't agree at some choices it depends on our tastes
16 April, 2009
Ansam said…
I like'em and like the price tag on them! Thanks
16 April, 2009
wildalchemy said…
I like them too, and their price tag! Have not been able to find funky-pointy shoes to wear with skinnies lately here... and that is frustrating for a flat-shoe girl like moi :( so if you find more keep me in mind and please post! Thanks so much!!!

PS still looking for an owner for the bottegas:)
16 April, 2009
AZM said…
Well, that's nice from The BANANA~!
16 April, 2009
Bahrain Fashion said…
How nice! Banana Republic can be very chic sometimes!
16 April, 2009
Confashion said…
Sn3aThank you ;)

AnsamAnytime :)

wildalchemyHopefully you will ;)

AZM & Bahrain FashionI know! Not bad at all!
18 April, 2009
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