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Beautiful Big Bow

There was a time when I used to cringe at bows of all shapes and sizes. Maybe my mom used them excessively on us when she dressed us up as kids. Bows on our shoes, bows on our socks, bows on our hair, bows replacing the buttons of our dresses.. and so on. But few seasons back, the bow-phobia has been replaced with admiration after seeing the works of  various designers and especially the king of bow Alexis Mabille. Anyhow, this strapless cafe late colored cocktail dress with a humongous emerald green bow has caught my eyes immediately. It's not easy to pull off for sure, it needs someone really really skinny. Priced at KD 555 only, the dress is surely one of a kind and it's the last piece in store. Dress is available at Paule Ka boutique in the Avenues Phase II. Oh and they also had a really stunning and classy asymmetrical long white gown for something around KD 600 only (maybe less)? Worth checking.
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Anonymous said…
laaa2 now this is an ugly one i wouldn't take it for free!
i love bows bs this one na na na :)
05 April, 2010
Confashion said…
Anonymous
Really? I don't know.. I'm engrossed to it for some reason :) Probably it's the bow effect :P
06 April, 2010
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