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Webby Wednesdays: Boutique 39

Whether it's a soft ruffled Lanvin cocktail dress you're looking for or flowing Givenchy evening gown for ballroom weddings, or simply you're a fan of offbeat picks, Boutique 39 is your latest Middle Eastern unrivalled online source for fashion luxury. According to their site, they provide unprecedented access to carefully selected looks of the season from top international labels at very competitive prices. Brands include: Lanvin, Jil Sander, Givenchy, Dolce & Gabbana, and YSL. To view my favorite Boutique 39's item, click here.

Visit Boutique39.com now as pieces are limited. Should you have any inquiries, please send an e-mail to customercare@boutique39.com.
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Anonymous said…
Are they even real? Al-Ostoura and Villa Moda have exclusivity for these brands, so if they're not getting them from the designer, where are they getting them from?
16 September, 2009
Anonymous said…
well,designers have stopped exclusive retail distribution and any business owner could easily carry any brand except for brands that have franchises and international boutiques like chanel.
16 September, 2009
Anonymous said…
Thank you soooo much confashions for keeping us updated with all the hipp web-sites . I just made bought an evening gown from boutique 39 . And just for the recored I don't know the owner of the site !
Love you con :*
Didi
16 September, 2009
Anonymous said…
Is this a legitimate website?
16 September, 2009
boutique39.com said…
Dear Confashions:

We are very honored and pleased to see the review written by you. We have always thought highly of your fashion taste and your very informative blog.

Our website is an initiative by Kuwaiti entrepreneurs who have passion for fashion! We planned this business for years and we are very glad to see it finally up and running. We plan to expand our product offerings progressively but always with selected items.

We would like to respond please to the comment in which Anonymous asked “Are they (the brands) even real?”. First, thank you Anonymous for asking this question. Our products are certainly real selected designers looks of the season. The products were sourced from the designers.

We would also like to respond please to the comment in which theovenexperiments asked “Is this a legitimate website?”. The website is owned and run by a legitimate and licensed company based in Kuwait.

Thank you again. We promise to do our best to make our boutique39.com the no.1 choice for fashionable Middle Eastern customers.

boutique39.com
16 September, 2009
Anonymous said…
Al-Ostoura has exclusivity with Lanvin and Villa Moda has exclusivity for Dolce & Gabbana, they have stores in Kuwait. So, how are the items being sourced directly from the designer?
17 September, 2009
S.Q said…
Just imagine how many boutiques there are in London and yet net-a-porter carries the same brands.
17 September, 2009
Anonymous said…
i agree with S.Q, count how many different stores in london that sells dolce and gabbana?!
17 September, 2009
Anonymous said…
London is not the same as here. These brands have EXCLUSIVITY with these stores in Kuwait. That means they cannot sell to anyone else in this country. London sells Lanvin to many stores because it is a huge cits and there is no exclusivity.

Lanvin famously denied Net-a-porter to sell their clothing online (they only allowed accessories). So, they denied Net-a-Porter but allowed an online store in Kuwait? Lanvin clothing is not sold anywhere online except at very few sites that are actually sites that are part of a physical store, like browns in london. No stand-alone websites. So, unless Al-Ostoura owns this website, doesnt make sense.
19 October, 2009
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