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KENZO Cruise


I’m not a Kenzo-ian but I’ve found some pretty pieces from its Cruise 2010 collection designed by Antonio Marras, which are now available at KENZO boutique at Salhiya Complex. The small collection offered a palette of soft neutrals and pastel shades. I liked this shrunken jacket with origami pleat detail, and the print on the lining adds certain sweetness to the café au lait shrunken jacket. Price tag? KD 215. OK, and don’t cringe but I also liked these pleated denim high-waist pants. Who would have thought that these unflattering 80s style denim would come back in fashion?! Shaking off those hideous images from head I swallowed my pride and tried them on. I was surprised that they didn’t look as bad as I thought. Hmm.. They look nice, but to pull them off and for the sake of balanced proportions, I have to pair them with stacked platform heels.  Ok.. that was easy..











Comments

Anonymous said…
Love the jeans too!
How much are they?
Anonymous said…
how much for the pants ??
Confashion said…
Anonymous 1 and 2
They're KD 149...
omleeta said…
finally confashion u wrote somthing about my favourite designer :)
they sent me a message today cause they are having new summer collection tomorrow
& i found a beatiful drress last time i was thier it has the same internal pattern of the jacket u r
shown & im planning to buy it

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