Getting My Closet Ready for Summer

There is absolutely every reason for me to start buying summery shoes (correction, already started). They’re colorful, they’re comfortable (hello flat sandals and gladiators), and they’re cost effective. Just imagine home many times you’re going to wear your summery shoes throughout the year here in Kuwait. So to continue my shopping spree, I passed by the recently opened Shoebox NY branch at the Avenues Phase II. They have started receiving spring goods from Brands such as Dolce Vita, Giuseppe Zanotti, and Cynthia Vincent in beautiful bright and neutral colors. Also they’re still carrying boots and flat thigh highs from Loeffler Randall.

Are you sprucing up your closets for Summer? What's on your fashion wish list?
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Comments

sri rahayu mamat said…

HI FASHIONISTA..
im ayu and im new in Kuwait..i love reading ur blog n ur posts..i love fashion and i love shoes,handbags and clothes..im looking forward for the summer too..i wish i had a pair of the gladiator shoes..looks very nice and comfy.. where can i go to get it?
thanks..

31 January, 2010

Confashion said…

sri rahayu mamat
Welcome to my blog and Kuwait :)
What is your budget? If you're looking for budget-friendly versions, try: nine west, GAP, Topshop, Kurt Geiger, and Massimo Dutti. For higher-end versions, try net-a-prter.com, Shoebox NY, Al othman, and Topaz. For something in between, try Shopbop.com.

31 January, 2010

sri rahayu mamat said…

thanks dear!
thats realy help for im new here..:)

31 January, 2010

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