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Closet Candy Goes Online


Before she starts layering on the tan
Every fashionista should have a plan.

Breezy long frocks and florals so pretty
Or padded shoulders all tough and gritty.

Ladylike or sexy rebel it's all up to you
the link is right there, you know what to do!

Clickity click and it's all done,
Her Loveliness is ready to frolic in the sun.

Fashionistas of the Middle East rejoice! After 3 years the moment has finally arrived. The Closet Candy boutique, nestled in the heart of the Salhiya shopping district in Kuwait, has opened their online store.  Shoppers can get their hands on more than 20 coveted brands from New York and Los Angeles and from up-and-coming designers from places as far flung as Australia and Canada.

Whether you are in search of the pared down, model-off-duty look or something more of the fierce show-stopping variety, Shopclosetcandy.com has it all. Imagine a well-edited virtual closet of enough hard-to-find jean brands, sexy summer dresses, and accessories to make even the most seasoned fashionista dizzy with delight.  As if that isn't exciting enough, every order placed from now until May 12th will arrive beautifully packaged in gift wrapping for free. 

Comments

Unknown said…
I'm absolutely loving it! can't wait to fill up my shopping bag!! :-)
Confashion said…
Manuela
I loved their website, very customer friendly :) def need to get some accessories..

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