Every pre-Ramadan season, I do my homework and search for a reasonably priced caftans that do not resemble an art project of 1st grade student. I usually buy a couple of casual ones and one dressy caftan. And this year, this process has been a difficult one due to many factors like the lack of creativity, the overpricing thing, and a whole lot of copying. A fellow bloggerista said something very interesting to me that I felt it summed up how I feel towards the work of SOME “designers” (I repeat: SOME), She said: “I have neither the stamina nor the patience to sift through the trashy tailoring, the mismatching schemes, and the nasty details that seem to have invaded the Kaftans scene in the past few years. I want something simple and classy”. And I agree. However I have to state that I do like some of the mismatching schemes, the ones that are done in a refined and classy way by veeeeery few local entrepreneurs/designers. Anyways, that said. I did find a simple and meticulously tailored sleeveless caftan (darra’a) with a fully embroidered matching robe at DarUsha by Raghed Collection. Nothing out of the ordinary here, just a simple design than can be accessorized with a statement necklace and belt to give it that chic finish and some definition. Et voilà!
Did you know that Marie Claire, an international women's magazine, has been launched in Kuwait and their second issue is already in newsstands? Winner of the Best Women's Magazine and Magazine of the Year award for 2005, the magazine reportedly has over 14 million readers worldwide with 26 editions in 13 languages across the world. Marie Clair - Kuwait is in Arabic of course. The magazine offers an editorial mix of journalism with glamour, fashion and beauty coverage, and feature stories of lifestyle and serious women related issues. All by an Arabic editorial team. Have you read it? If yes, what do you think of it?



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