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Ready for a Reception


What's better than finding the perfect cocktail dress? A cocktail dress that can also be worn to a reception and a formal dinner. Here are some pieces that caught my attention with their unique details and impeccable silhouette. Let's start with this long sleeves Roksanda Ilincic dress available at Al Othman Boutique.



I am in love with this fashion-forward piece by Jean Pierre BraganzaThe short sleeves dress has intelligently cut patterns that skim the body. Price tag?  KD 424. Available at Boutique 4 in Shuwaikh Industrial Area. 


You can't go wrong with black and lace. Check out this pretty Erin Fetherston number retailed at KD 239. Available at Al Othman boutique.


If you're looking for something classy with a hint of 40's glamour, check out this David Szeto. Price tag? KD 319. Available at Al Othman boutique.


Here's a dress that I really like by Carven. It has a nice voluminous shape. Price tag? A budget friendly KD 298. Available at Al Othman boutique.

Comments

PrimaDonna said…
In love with all of them!! Especially the gold leaves on the shoulder dress, to die for!!
Your picks are amazing as usual no surprise there. ;D
Confashion said…
PrimaDonna
Thank you sweetie ;) It's really hard to pick only one item from Al Othman!

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