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Two Nights to Remember


Last week, I had the pleasure to attend Davidoff's launch of limited edition Davidoff Slims lights designed by Luisa Beccaria. The event was held at Salwa Ballroom in Marina. And as much as I loathe smoking, I couldn't pass on the opportunity to see the designer herself and experience the fashion runway-esque event. The Italian designer showcased some of her new Spring/Summer 2010 pieces in a beautiful and romantic ambiance. The designed cocktail dresses and evening gowns were infused with Beccaria 's signature  feminine and extravagantly chic tulle ruffles. And by the end of the runway show, Luisa and her absolutely stunning daughter greeted the crowd donning dresses by the designer. I was so mesmerized by the gowns and dresses on the runway that I couldn't miss out on Al Othman's trunk show which was held the next day and admire the pieces up-close and personal. The event was just as delightful as it gave me the opportunity to express my admiration to the friendly designer herself and shamelessly gawk at her daughter's features. Dame it! She's absolutely flawless, just like her mom's designs!! But I loved them both, the lovely Italian  ladies and their collection.




Comments

hellwafashion said…
Lucky, lucky you! (& great pics, you must have had a good seat ;))
YasmineElCharif said…
woman! i was there and didnt see u!? lol it was a beautiful show indeed :)
Confashion said…
Hellwafashion
Thank you ;)

Yasmine
Did you have your hair in a high messy/cute bun?

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