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Yeeeha! You Go Cowgirl!

Thanks to  Isabel Marant's A/W 2012 collection, high street stores have started rolling out their version of the cowgirl chic clothes. I spotted this white button-down top with cute fringe detail on the front at Zara. And of course I got sucked into it and bought it! I hope I'll be able to pull off this look, I'll need to pair it with a pair of cropped pants and my  Isabel Marant A/W heels (still waiting for them to arrive). Price tag? KD 15.500. 


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Unknown said…
twinsies ^__^
10 July, 2012
Confashion said…
Bahrainipreneur
Great minds think alike ;)
11 July, 2012
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