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Celebrating Vika with Boutique N

So! Boutique N has officially launched its  Vika Gazinskaya S/S 2012 collection with a fashionable event. And the star of the event was of course the Russian designer who looked divine dressed in one of her own creations. The white dress had a huge bow decorating the back of its 50's like shape. guests at the event enjoyed sumptuous canapés while mingling and socializing with the designer and other guests. The entire collection was on display for the guests to take a closer look of the designed pieces. There was definitely feel-good energy surrounding the place. Scroll down from more photos of the event and what caught my fashion radars...

Retro-looking bracelets

Gorgeous ear piece as worn by  owner of Boutique N Aljawhara Al-Mahdi

Some arm candy by Hermes and Celine 
I loved the eye-glasses worn by Kuwaiti Designer Noha Al Roumi, I have featured her beautiful designs back in 2008. You can read the post here. If her pretty face looks familiar, she was recently featured on the cover of Kuwait's Marie Claire Magazine.

Stunning statement necklace


The Dannijo necklace is beyond fabulous! Worn by the lovely owner of Shoooh! Boutique. Check out her blog here.

That bag!!! GORGEOUS! Remember this one?

Perfect mix of prints... love it!
Exaggerated shoulders and bold graphic prints, what's not to love!
The new accessory to rock? The palm bracelet! Such a statement accessory. They were worn by two guests as shown below and above. I have seen something similar previously on my friend who got it from Frost Jewels. They all look eye-catching and pretty, not sure how practical they are though. I'll try to get more details on where these were made

Update: I've just received an e-mail from Aljawhara informing me that they actually do carry the arry the hand/palm bracelets that the guests were wearing. They're by Prive Jewelery and they're sold at Montaigne Market in Paris amongst other exclusive boutiques. And according to Aljawhara they're pretty comfortable and light, so you can move your hand around without any discomfort. They're the same ones Miroslava Duma has previously worn. 

Vika's creation as worn by the owner Aljawhara



Comments

Anonymous said…
It was a private event for invited ppl only?
Anonymous said…
where is n boutique located?
Confashion said…
Anonymous
Not at all, it was open to the public and I even announced it on my blog's homepage and Save the Date page :)

Anonymous
Burj Jassim in Kuwait City opposite to Discovery Mall. :)
Anonymous said…
7asaaafa 7asafaaaaaaa i missed it :(( not coz i wana meet vika but coz i wana meet u :)
in next events enshalla
Confashion said…
Anonymous
That's very sweet of u! I'm very flattered :) It would be an honor to meet you :) xoxo
Miriam said…
I love your blog! I was wondering if you could help me find that maxi skirt you have pictured above, the pleated one with the black, white, gray, and yellow/lime print. I've seen it before but can't seem to locate it or who designs it. Thanks!
Confashion said…
Miriam
The pleated and printed maxi skirt is by SUNO. I ahve seen it previously at Boutique N, not sure if its still available though.

http://www.shopbop.com/pleated-maxi-skirt-suno/vp/v=1/845524441898064.htm?folderID=2534374302185260&extid=affprg-2800546-SUNOO2000634872
Anonymous said…
not to be rude but why r u copying tommy tons work ????
Anonymous said…
I LOVE VIKA!! I'm so sad I missed it :(

and LOL at comment above mine! SHAKO
Confashion said…
Anonymous
oh 7asafa! yalla You never know, maybe for the next launch? ;)

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