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United Colors Of Snake Skins

Now recessionistas can get the exotic leather look in a practical wallet/clutch form for just a fraction of the cost of the real thing. These colored fake snake skin wallets cost around KD 4 each at Forever 21. The shiny patent colored wallet can also be used as a clutch too. But don’t expect great quality, they’re just a quick fashion fix if you’re looking for cool colored snake skin accessories that won’t cost you much. And by the way, this can also be added to the Credit Crunch Friendly challenge.
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Bahrain Fashion said…
KD4...Thats it!?
10 April, 2009
NewQ8 Bride said…
wooow nice , but let me tell you something , waayed algaa stuff nice o 7lween o abeeehom but i cab`t get thm cuz here in kuwait ra7 y6al3oonich o ygooloon ambeeh mo style o waay how could you !!! walah i hate it here marrat

but thanks for the nice picks
10 April, 2009
Anonymous said…
I think its ridiculous how people are so sensitive here in Kuwait about "what people think if I wear this or that?" Just be yourself and wear what you like with confidence ... They'll think that what you got for 4 KD is worth 400KD just by the way you carry yourself. If you like it, buy it, and mix it up with your favourite high end brands, you don't have to be dressed in designer wear from head to toe.
11 April, 2009
Confashion said…
Bahrain Fashion
Yup :)

new bride
You shouldn't care about what other ppl think of your fashion choices. You wear whatever you feel like wearing and whatever suits your personal style.

Anonymous
Well said :)
11 April, 2009
PythonQ8 said…
"I think its ridiculous how people are so sensitive here in Kuwait about "what people think if I wear this or that?""

Quite right - if you love the look of something and it suits you, wear it!

However, you have to remember that wearing REAL skins and furs is a filthy, disgusting use of an animal and you will be held accountable...one day.
13 April, 2009
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