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Fashion IQ


Shoes? Check. Bags? Check. Clothes? Well, I was slightly disappointed because even though Harvey Nichols Dubai has a huuuge selection of the world’s most coveted brands in fashion, most of the items I wanted were either sold out or not in my size. Nevertheless, I did find some things that I liked. Like this stunning studded leather jacket by Givenchy, which would look edgy-chic with Balenciaga’s cute cocktail dress featured below. And look what I’ve found, Mary-Kate Olsen’s emerald green embroidered jacket by Dries Van Noten, which did not look that impressive up close and personal and it certainly was overpriced, there are for more stunning pieces by Dries Van Noten which I’d rather splurge on. Moving on, I liked this fun See by Chloé sunglass print t-shirt, and let’s test your fashion IQ, can you recognize the designer behind the embellished piece shown in the last photo?






Comments

Anonymous said…
Peter Pilotto?
Anonymous said…
Peter Pilotto?
Anonymous said…
price tag on the leather jacket? available here at salhiya?
Anonymous said…
Love the Givenchy jacket very hot!
Ofcourse !!
Peter Pilotto!! I love their new collection !!

-Fatmah
Me Blogging said…
It looks like an English designer, but can't say its by whom??

:(

if what i expected is wrongm plz delete my comment (3an el fashla) ;p
saranalateeqi said…
peter pilotto :)
Anonymous said…
peter pilotto.. he has nice pieces this season and i loved the material he used!
peaches said…
PETER PILOTTO

i die
Confashion said…
WOW! We have all done our homework pretty well this season ;) I like that! I think I'm going to start posting "Fashion IQ" posts more often. That was fun :)

And i forgot how much the Givenchy leather jacket retailed for, sorry :\ And I don't think they stock clothes at the Givenchy Boutique in salhiya
Anonymous said…
Hey Confashions! Do you by any chance remember how much the Dries jacket retailed for? I'm in love with it, and I've been lusting over it ever since I saw a pic of MK rocking it. Do you think I might find it at Villa Moda? I hope it's not ridiculously overpriced, but I'm sure this exquisite piece is worth it. Thanks

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