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Exclusive: Sneak Preview of From Coco with Love

I had the pleasure to meet the girls behind From Coco with Love, who started a business in selling vintage and rare Chanel jewelry.

The girls were beyond lovely, elegantly accessorized in Chanel, bien sur! They have established their business a little over a year ago and I have found it hard to believe that it hasn’t been around longer. Because the way they described the pieces so passionately and in detail, you would have easily thought that they’ve been in the business for at least 5 years.  They have scouted Europe’s brokers, vintage resellers, and vintage shops and have individually examined and handpicked the pieces of their vintage collection, each works perfectly well in today’s modern world. I have taken photos of some of my favorite pieces; I know they’re a lot!  But the pieces were so exquisite that I couldn’t settle for two or three photos!!! So enjoy...

Their exhibition will take place tomorrow only Wednesday April 27, 2011 at La Blanche Gallery in Mishref, block 4, street 2, House 6.  From 4 pm – 9pm. For inquiries please contact: Fromcocowithlove@live.com or  follow From Coco with Love on twitter, facebook page, and facebook group.

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Dunia Al Beshara said…
I must gooooooooo .. i'll DIEEEEE loool cant wait .. tomorrow im there at 3.30 :p
26 April, 2011
Anonymous said…
What kind of payment do they have? Cash! Knet!?
26 April, 2011
From Coco with Love said…
Dear Anonymous,

Thank you for your interest. We will not have Knet, we will be accepting cash only. Looking forward to seeing you at the event.
26 April, 2011
Anonymous said…
Count me in ;)
26 April, 2011
Confashion said…
Dunia Al Beshara
I hope you managed to get sth? :)

Anonymous
I think you got the answer already ;)

From Coco with Love
Thanks for your prompt reply :)
And hope it was a success!

Anonymous
Whats your feedback on the exhibition? :)
28 April, 2011
tanya said…
whats the prices were like?!
13 November, 2011
Confashion said…
tanya
if my memory serves me well I think there were between KD 200 (around $600) up to KD 600 (Around $2,000)...
14 November, 2011
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