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Collection Two

Rasha Elabbas, one of the new and upcoming talents in our region who's showcasing her collection at Starch boutique in Beirut, was kind enough to share with me her latest S/S 2011 collection titled Collection Two.  Racha has presented a beautifully feminine, breezy, and colorful pieces for the season full of artistic detailing,  yet toned down by a mix of neutral colors in simple and easy silhouette to avoid looking too OTT. So perfect for exotic getaways, semi-formal summer-night parties and dinners.  

You can contact Racha Elabbas on (+961) 71 447430 or send her an e-mail. 



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