Welcome Back N Boutique

I'm so excited to announce that Boutique N, which first opened at Villa Darat Al Zuhoor, has just opened its new official location in Burj Jassim's Ground Floor, with its new arrivals from some of my favourite go-to designers for chic clothes like Rachel Comey, Rebecca Taylor, Dress Gallery and also H williams Shoes and Primadina Jewelry. The collection at the boutiques brings effortless and edgy New York street style straight to K-town. And most items are quite reasonably prices for the quality you're getting. Most of the pieces I liked were by Rachel Comey, her designs have this unexpected flair such as clashing prints and textures, like the lavender colored lace insert, and some smart yet simple details, like the detachable collar shown in the photos below.

The place has the qualities of what I like about a boutique, spacious, easy on the eyes, easy to navigate, and extremely friendly customer service. Their opening hours are from 10am to 2pm and 5.30pm to 9pm. And here's a glimpse of some of my favourite items.

Alma Blouse KD 119 with a detachable collar to give you 2 different looks

I call this dress the "Erdem" dress, it had the same look and feel of Erdem's designs.. the most beautiful item in store for sure!

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