My trip to Dubai wouldn't be complete without paying our dearest friend Harvey a friendly and guilt-free visit. Harvey Nichols was having a huge Summer sale as you may have already figured it out from the window display shown above. So I went out splurging on a belated birthday shopping spree, there's always an excuse to shop!, and I started picking through the racks of designer duds and bargain items. And here are my favorite finds:
I'm head over heels with this Richard Nicoll bright orangish sleeveless cocktail dress with a thick structured ribbon detail on the front. The dress's on discount and it's priced now for around KD 200.
The accessories section of Harvey on the ground floor had more buzz than the clothes section.
The gorgeous Loeffler Randall multi strap heels in brown leather would definitely take you from summer to fall.
These cute Lanvin flats are ideal for casual chic outings
Some items were not on sale like these Christian Louboutin heels and boots as they're from the pre-fall collection.
GASP! Another Pierre Hardy stunning creation! 
Celestina and Christian Louboutin's clutches were up to 50% off. And on the below picture you can see some Balenciaga bags on 60% off.
Harvey Nichols is located within the Mall of the Emirates. For inquires, please call (+971) 4 4098888.
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The Doc- apparently there is a 'Nitya' located at Al Bustan complex (ground floor) however I believe that they are an outlet for several brands such as morgan de toi etc. Cool finds tho, our offices are upstairs and i'm always there on break. ;) hope that helps
I think it's also located at Marina Mall next to the Harley-Davidson store.
Yasmine
I like how your mind works ;)
Fastidious Babe
I did thanks ;*
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