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Walkin to Über Style

Channel your inner Lady Gaga in a subtle and slightly understated way with these very avant-grade Linda Farrow's sunglasses which I spotted at Walkin Closet the other day. I loved these very edgy Linda Farrow for Alexander Wang's pointy cat eye sunglasses. And check out the one on the top which are shaped like two hands, now these are too daring for me. I would were them for a costume party if I ever decide to dress as Lady Gaga. Check out the other cool and very wearable designs shown below.  OK, Walkin Closet has officially won me over. Their selection this season is just awesome! Though I would have loved to see bigger or more stock to satisfy my shopping cravings. And I like their approach in selecting new and under-the-radar brands. Scroll down to see what I'm referring to. 


I also spotted these absolutely fabulous structured blazers by a Korean brand called Kaal E.Suktae. And I fell in loooove. Can we have more pretty please Walkin Closeters?



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Chick Flick Journal said…
<3 the shaaadeesss and the blazer
29 March, 2011
Confashion said…
Chick Flick Journal
I know! They're totally edgy chic! Love them! :)
31 March, 2011
Walkin Closet Boutique said…
Ohh Thats so sweet of you! Thanks a million for the post! We're glad that you loved the new brands Walkin Closet is hosting..
Please blogger and readers stay tuned, we have more brands to come!
feel free in contacting us on info@walkinclosetshop.com and TEL:22960909.

Thanks again,

Walkin Closet Team
05 April, 2011
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