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Lucky Nooni


I never have enough of the humble closet staple, the good ol’ cotton t-shirt. I wear them all year around, with blazers, cardigans, skirts, leggings, baggy pants… etc. So I’m always on the lookout for unique t-shirts. 

So when I received this photo by e-mail.  I was thrilled because not only it looks fund and easy to wear, but also because it had Khaleeji (Arabian Gulf region) influence. This shirt is designed by 23 years old Omani designer Manar Al Hinai, who currently resides in the UAE, She has recently launched her first line of funky tops called Lucky Nooni, after a nickname given to her by her friends.  And although she recently started, Manar has now clients in the UK, USA, Bahrain, Oman, and UAE. Find out more about the designer and her latest Lucky Nooni collection here

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