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Events: Walkin Closet Celebrates its 2nd Anniversary

Walkin Closet, one of Kuwait's nicely curated boutiques with an assortment of all things cute and casual chic, celebrated its 2nd Anniversary last night. And in celebration of the boutique’s anniversary, Walkin Closet unveiled Lady Fozaza's latest design called the Double Trouble Blazers. Those who love the cult peaked-shoulder blazers would love this collection. The guest of honor was none other than the lovely Alanoud Badr aka Lady Fozaza, who looked flawless dressed in a pretty neon pink dress, the dress beautifully complimented her neon well-cut blazer and her sun-kissed skin.


I was greeted by the lovely owners of Walkin Closet Laden Al Abdulrazzaq and Sara Dashti, who did an excellent job in organizing the event and decorating the boutique. And of course the event was packed with stylish people, and I also bumped into some old high-school friends whom I haven't seen for ages, which was one of the highlight of my evening. And last night while chatting with one of the guests, we realized how this year retail events in Kuwait have started to take a whole new interesting level. People dressing up, socializing, mingling... It really reminded me of events I attended a couple of years back in Dubai and Doha  here, here, here, and here.

Anyhow, back to Walkin Closet, they are also offering 1 lucky winner a special prize made only for the occasion. Simply follow them on twitter @Walkinclosetq8, and tweet the following: Happy 2nd anniversary @walkinclosetq8. The offer ends tonight. Now scroll down for some highlights of the evening...

Walkin Closet is located at Burj Jassim in Kuwait City opposite to Discovery Mall.

Alanoud Badr of Lady Fozaza

Sara Dashti and Laden Al Abdulrazzaq of Walkin Closet looking so-on-trend

Lady Fozaza blazers on display

Gorgous jewelry available in store at Walkin Closet

In loooove with these cameo necklaces

Something for your arm party

Spotted Angle Jackson ethical bags, remember my previous post about these bags?

Walkin Closet's perfume. A special edition for their 2nd year anniversary

And now a quick look of the guests...
Zainab Al Abdulrazzaq of Marie Claire Magazine and May Al Essa of Shop'n'Drop

And here's my favorite part! THE FASHION! Alanoud Badr rocked a statement necklace by Tom Binns. You can find similar styles here.

Nice shade!

Celine luggage bag in the most sought after color of the season

Hello there!! Yves Saint Laurent Cardinal Loafers! LOVE!

Loved the layered necklaces look...

OMG! The shoes!! Got me caged!

More statement necklaces to love....





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Anonymous said…
i have weak knees for pythons! the bags are ever so gorgeous!
07 June, 2012
dudette said…
Lovely Post hun !! :)
07 June, 2012
Anonymous said…
Great photos Confashion!!!
07 June, 2012
LadyB_Q8 said…
Amazing coverage Confashions <3
07 June, 2012
the boudoir. said…
lovely post!
08 June, 2012
Talking with Tami said…
Everyone looked so awesome!!! Loved that statement necklace wowza!
10 June, 2012
Walkin Closet Boutique said…
Thank you for the coverage and it was a pleasure meeting you:)
10 June, 2012
Anjelique.me said…
Congratulations. Very stylish. Wish you all the best..
11 June, 2012
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