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Modern Fairytale

Just as we eagerly wait for the temperature to drop, runways and fashion designers have already presented their Spring/Summer 2010 collections. And from our lovely region, Moe Khadra gives us exactly what we need: fun colors to brighten up any post-recession blues. MOK Spring/Summer 2010‏ looks feel like they have been conjured from a children's book or a fairytale. Sweet and classic shapes updated with fun and romantic details. Here's a sneak peak of the collection which has Moe has been kind enough to share it with us first.

For further information, please contact Moe Khadra by e-mail moe@mokmeonline.com.

Comments

Anonymous said…
so2al, 3indina sonia rykiel hnee wila la2?
Anonymous said…
ako sonia rykiel bil 9al7iya
Confashion said…
Anonymous
We used to have the boutique of Sonia Rykiel in Salhiya Complex. Now it's name has changed and it's selling old stock of Sonia plus other unknown brands..

I think Al Ostoura sells Sonia By Sonia Rykiel, the sister to the original line.
Anonymous said…
i saw mok in coco ribbons in salheya..i wonder if they will bring the winter collection from mok

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