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I have a weakness for everything in emerald green (except for reptiles!) this is a color that looks absolutely stunning on all skin tones and blends well with wardrobe basics in black, navy, beige, and gray. So when I saw these green pieces by Robert Rodriguez at Designers’ Lounge, it was only natural for me to be immediately drawn to them.  The first piece is a green silk studded dress with drawstring detail at the waist. It would look sizzling hot in the summer worn with gladiator sandals, or for winter it can be worn with ripped opaque tights and open-toe chunky heels. Price tag? KD 145.  I also liked this mini skirt with textured black ribbon details. Price tag? KD 93. 


KD 93 by Robert Rodriguez.

Comments

Anonymous said…
Usually, I don't like to wear green, but I have to admit that the mini skirt is really pretty.
eshda3wa said…
oooh i loved the dress!
Confashion said…
lalu
It's verrry cute and well tailored too :)

eshda3wa
The kinds of dress that can easily takes you from Summer to Fall ;)

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