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Sale-ing Villa Moda


Now that I covered the accessories section of Villa Moda’s Sale, today, we take a look at the clothes of some of the leading fashion houses at irresistibly steep discounts.  From the iconic prints of Prada and Richard Chai to the elegant and feminine styles of Dolce & Gabbana and YSL’s classy chic, these fabulous labels are loved for their rich heritage and unique style, so it’s time to make a fashion investment you'll love for years to come.  Let's start with one of my favorite picks, this beautiful Dolce & Gabbana cream colored lace dress from S/S 2009 collection works well in summer with a pair of black or nude colored sandals, and in winter with a pair of gray or black textured tights and a skinny patent leather belt.  Was KD 1,020 and now it is selling for around KD 300. 


Dries Van Noten white skirt and gold metallic print from S/S 2009 collection


Doo.ri black silk long sleeves top with one flat ruffle detail from the A/W 2009 collection


This la petite s***** strechy short sleeves one-button coat from A/W 2009 actually reminded me of Marni's iconic coats, very flattering and easy to wear


Another item that I really liked was this Yves Saint Laurent jumpsuit from S/S 2009 collection> this an item I would definitely wear this fall





Long and full skirts are topping the trends list for Fall 2010 for easy sophisticated look, so I have found one that fits the criteria, Prada's full and long skirt from S/S 2009 collection. 


And here's Prada silk top with a selt-tie bow of the same print which look smashing with another Fall's trend, the leggy pants (wide and long pants).


And finally, modern printed shift dress with a nod to the 6o's from Richard Chai's A/W 2009 collection

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