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I've spotted this adorable Sabah, a Lebanese singer and actress, rainbow colored clutch by Sarah's Bag at one of the boutiques in Villa Karizma called Ghazel el Banat. Such a cool piece for Ramadan and for all year round actually. It's the last piece and it's around KD 44.

Update 1: It's actually Suad Hussny on the bag and she's an Egyptian actress. Thanks Ke7l for correcting me ;)

Update 2: Ehm.. Apparently.. it is Sabah the Lebanese singer and actress on the clutch, Thank you Pink for re-assuring me :P And I also did some googling here and here just to make sure that we got it right this time! And of course Pink's post here. ;)
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Ke7el said…
Hi :)

We posted about Ghazal Banat two weeks ago :)

Just a small thing? That's "Suad Hussni" not Sabah :) and she's Egyptian :)

-Ke7el Team xx
18 June, 2010
YasmineElCharif said…
Its such a beautiful piece! And its also bittersweet as this month marks the date she dreadfully passed away.
:(

I think we need to pride ourselves in creating arab idolised pieces, we marvel over a simple t-shirt with the gorgeous marilyn monroe, why not marvel over our very own scarletts?
19 June, 2010
Anonymous said…
no its not su3ad 7usni sarah bag didnt do any su3ad 7usni collection ?
its sabah collection and its her last collection ? check this link http://pinkmsg.wordpress.com/2010/02/24/saras-bag-sabbouha-collection/
19 June, 2010
Confashion said…
Ke7el
Thank you for commenting and correcting me at first, but apparently it is Sabah and not Suad Hussney.. anyways.. these things happen ;P

Yasmine
It is! I liked it a lot.. very refreshing.. Marilyn, Audery, and even Um kalthoom are slightly over used.. So Sabah, Suad, and even Mariam fakher el deen would be a nice change..

pinkmsg
Thank yooooooou ;)
19 June, 2010
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