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The Prova Plunge


I'm seriously considering taking the plunge and buy me one of Prova's silk scarves trimmed with glass beads simply because I like the way those beaded fringes sway and move while walking. I think they look cute paired with a fitted row-like v-neck tee and a pair of dark flared jeans.  I spotted Prova scarves at Al Ostura boutique in Sahab Tower. I didn't ask the sales lady for their prices, I'm sure they're not less than KD 150. Not worth it?  



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Dalal said…
Hmm not worthing .. Just like H&M scarves :/
22 April, 2011
Anonymous said…
150? Not worth it. Theres a black and white bcbg scarf i just saw with a beaded fringe its nice.
22 April, 2011
Confashion said…
Dalal and Anonymous
I guess you're right.. I'll see if I can get it during the sales period ;)
24 April, 2011
Anonymous said…
I would like buy this scarf for my mom. Could you let me know their contacts, including phone number or email, if they have any?

Many thanks in advance.
02 May, 2011
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