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Let Me See Your Stripes


High end and high street stores have been officially invaded by stripes. First Zara, and now Principles, Mango, and Marni are showing their true stripes. First stop we have  Principles+Ben de Lisi collab which is currently displayed at Debenhams. Unfortunately, not all the pieces of the collaboration were a hit, in my humble opinion, maybe because it is catered to women of certain age. HOWEVER, I did like this midi straight and stretchy a la Prada skirt.

Now THIS multi-striped cotton sweater from Marni is the highlight of this post. Everything about it is pure perfection, the bright color combo, the use of stripes, the A-shape silhouette. Price tag? a hefty KD 238. Marni boutique is located in 360 Mall.

Marni tri-color cardigan KD 188. Even though it has like 4-5 stripes, it still falls under the same category!

Mango takes stripes to a whole blingged level! Black and sequined green stripes cotton top.

Comments

TarTar said…
Awal 9ora shnoo tanoora ? Plzz o men wen ay ma7al, plzzz
TarTar said…
Am waitting :* and how much plzz?
Confashion said…
Tartar
Yes tanoora at Debenhams and I think it was no more than KD 25...

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