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Keeping Up with the Kuwaitis

Keeping up with the Kuwaitis is one eye-catching headline used on the cover of Harper's Bazaar Arabia (January's issue).  It was nice to see Kuwait's fashion pack featured on its pages, starting with the glamorous owners of Octium Boutique, the Bianca Jaggeresque/boho-chic fashionista rocking the Cavalli kaftan, the fashionisto with the oversized Birkin, and more! They have also featured a photo of Queen Rania when she attended a Charity Gala Dinner in Kuwait a few weeks ago.  I wish they had featured the ladies who attended that same event. One specifially made my best dressed list of the night, she had her hair tied in a cute high bun and was wearing the statement heels of the Fall season: YSL's Mohawk heels. (Girl if you're reading this you were right on-trend head to toe!).

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Sn3a said…
i HAVE to buy it!


i don't understand the pic of a man with a birkin!
08 January, 2011
Summer said…
allaah!! wanasa!:D
08 January, 2011
Confashion said…
Sn3a
LOL! This will be the best selling mag in Kuwait for the month of Jan :P

Summer
It's cool ;)
09 January, 2011
The Manhattan Team said…
Hooray for Kuwait!! Can't wait to flip through it. Looks great! :)
09 January, 2011
PrimaDonna said…
Kuwaiti's!! What about your brothern in Bahrain! :P
But still great insight about those fab people in Kuwait! <3 lots of stylish eye candy!
09 January, 2011
Confashion said…
The Manhattan Team
And Hooray for the super fashionable ppl featured and un-featured in the mag ;P

PrimaDonna
3ad I LOVE Bahrain and its people <3 Harper's Bazaar need to feature its fash pack too... I already mentally listed several of my fave's ;)
10 January, 2011
Anonymous said…
i love queen rania , i wish i was there :(
10 January, 2011
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