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NET-A-PORTER Goes Arabic

Yup. Net-a-Porter's latest Spring/Summer Accessories Guide is in Arabic. It was sent to Net-a-Porters' clients complimentary. Check out a sample of the inside pages. Thanks to one of my stylish readers for sending me these photos.





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Bahrain Fashion said…
Oh! Very nice- and that proves that the GCC ladies are some of the most fashion conscious in the world.
;)
22 April, 2009
Sn3a said…
how can i order one?
22 April, 2009
Confashion said…
Sn3a
I'm not sure you can order it.. they send it as a complimentary gift to their clients or if you have purchased anything from them recently.
24 April, 2009
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