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Where Cakes Meet Fashion


When I first read about Al Othman's latest display, I had to go there and see for myself the creative concept "Let them eat Couture" which was designed by Al Othman in collaboration with Boutique 4. Cakes and cupcakes were covered in yummy looking and colorful frosting and decorated with long strands of pearls. And why should cakes and frosting take all the attention?! Gorgeous Loubs, Brunos, and other designer clothes were also part of the theme. Each designed area encourages you to enjoy the simple pleasure of shopping and savor the sweetness of retail therapy. I have to admit that Al Othman and Boutique 4 have really raised the bar for retailers in Kuwait. And that's haute!


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nine said…
I keep saying this over and over again, I LOVE how creative ppl are getting. I cant wait to pass by and have a look at it myself. Great job ! :)
12 January, 2010
Artsy O said…
Thank you for the post!
12 January, 2010
Hellwafashion said…
Think they've raised the bar for retailers in the Gulf in general!
So cute,great pics too!
12 January, 2010
Anonymous said…
love the idea !!! great job ..
12 January, 2010
DoDoq8 said…
7lwoo

bs the last picher ma 3gbtne

lish elshose 3nd elcup cake

est'3fr alah!
12 January, 2010
Anonymous said…
Whats with cake and fashion now adays?! Ted Baker now has the same layout... tea party with yummy looking cakes and fashion mannequins all around it!
12 January, 2010
Confashion said…
Well the cupcakes were fake, so I don't see a problem with that :)
12 January, 2010
Amira said…
Although they're fake but look really delicious hehe

Love it, very creative. I wish they would get that creative around here as well!
13 January, 2010
Chicken Soup said…
I still can't get over how awesome this turned out.. My sister did an outstanding job :* There's nothing more gratifying than watching her brainstorm and create these designs in a matter of weeks! This is one of my favorite works and I'm more than sure that she has incredible ideas up her sleeve for the future! Mashallah 3alaich Shoosh ;* Great job!
14 January, 2010
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