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I Wore Carrie's Wedding Dress!

Well almost!Bride or no bride, I had to try on the cocktail version of the famous Vivienne Westwood wedding gown which Carrie Bradshaw wore on her semi-wedding day to Mr. Big. The dreamy dress looked so fabulous and absolutely Carrie-esque with its quirky and flamboyant design. The shorter more versatile hemline of Westwood's KD 2,576 dress makes it perfect for small weddings and it's available now at Villa Moda Shuwaikh, Free Trade Zone.



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nosa said…
a7esa 7loo 3l lbbss !!
06 August, 2009
Anonymous said…
where in v.m?
06 August, 2009
A said…
I say A MUST ;D
06 August, 2009
NewQ8 Bride said…
eyaaanin 7adaa
07 August, 2009
Confashion said…
Nosa and New Bride
It was fun to try on.. but it wasn't THAT flattering on me.. Maybe I was missing the veil and the feather :P

Anonymous
The Multi-brand section

Fabulous
A Must for every SATC fan ;)
07 August, 2009
AZM said…
Hot...

That dress is absolute gorgeousness...

I wanna buy it and frame it, or make my female friends wear it when their around me :-|

Sex and the City and Vivienne Westwood forever.
08 August, 2009
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