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Kuwaiti Designer Tahir Sultan Nominated for Best Local Designer Award

Congratulations to Kuwaiti Designer Tahir Sultan who has been nominated for Best Local Designer award by Grazia Style Awards 2012. You can vote for Tahir by clicking here. The results will be announced on 4th April during an extravagant awards ceremony in Dubai and will be co-hosted by British designer Henry Holland. Want more reason to vote? When you do, you’ll automatically enter a draw to win some fabulous prizes, including an invite to the event.

Featured here is one of my all time favorite looks designed by Tahir Sultan from his S/S 2008 collection. 


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the Great Fashion Unknown said…
Why cannot these extravagant awards ceremonies ever be hosted in Kuwait?
Surely, not because there isn't a half decent venue in town to host it in?!
18 March, 2012
Confashion said…
the Great Fashion Unknown
Sigh... no comment!
19 March, 2012
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