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Final Bits & Pieces

So here are some bits and pieces of my NYC trip. Can you believe that the I cam across Christian Louboutin fringed suede boots and they were on sale for like KD 80 only! A bargain!

"Statue of Liberty" Man at Central Park

London Taxi on Madison Avenue. Actually it was part of a promotional campaign for Bond New York perfumes.

The window display of Henri Bendel, every girl's haven for stylish accessories


A beautiful bride with her bride's maids just few steps away from the church close to 5th Avenue

Hellooo Manolooo



In Times Square an original Target bill board promoting , "one billboard, 4 NY Artists, becomes 1,600 bags by 1 Anna Sui". Apparently, Target will turn its Times Square billboards featuring four artists into Anna Sui-designed tote bags once the displays come down (if it hasn't already!)

Conde!! Wintour! HIRE ME!
What is left from New York Fashion week, Bryant Park tents


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miss ghesquiere said…
about the boots: YOU'RE JOKING!!!!!!!!!!! wain????
13 October, 2009
AZM said…
Loved the photos...

But loved those cinnamon pear truffles more....

Salivating salivating salivating.
13 October, 2009
Budour said…
Those truffles look yummy!

And I hope you got those boots!
13 October, 2009
Anonymous said…
thaaaanx dear for the lovely NY posts , truffles looks yummy ,where can i get them in ny ?
13 October, 2009
hellwafashion said…
I LOVE those boots, I think Lilo wore them in Ugly Betty too.
That pic of the bride is amazing.
13 October, 2009
Confashion said…
Miss ghesquiere
I am not!!!!!! I asked the Sales assistant if the price tag was accurate and she nodded yes! It was at Barneys' sale!! hmmmm.. or was it SAKS?! Anyhow.. I snatched them immidiately! My NYC Bargain! ;P

AZM
Thanks :)
hahaha.. chocolate + shopping.. heaven! ;P

Budour
I DID! :D

Anonymous
You're welcome :)
Believe it or not, they were from GODIVA which looked 100 times better and more tempting than it's sister branch here in Kuwait unfortunately :|

hellwafashion
You should have seen how happy the bride looked with her friends.. beautiful!
17 October, 2009
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