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It's All in the Detail

For me, adding the right accessories can totally transform any look from boring to chic. But this season, dresses with interesting details are doing all the talking, leaving no space for piling on the accessories. And I'm not complaining! During a recent visit to Al Othman Boutique, my 1# shopping destination for formal evening wear, I've found several gorgeouuuusss formal dresses. But instead taking a full shot photo of the dress, I've decided to give you a teaser by showcasing the dress's best details. Starting with the first featured photo, who needs a collar necklace when you can get all this fabulous embellishment on your dress's neckline? Navy colored dress by Preen.

well embroidered dress by Preen

Love the color combination of this prim and proper Johnathan Saunders dress

Peter Pilotto knows how to create unique combinations in one piece

The exquisite digital print mixed with a small sparkly detail by Erdem. Also check out the beautiful embroidery detail on Erdem's velvet dress shown below.






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Shuwaikh.. close to City Center and Home Center...

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