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Sirdab 6 Ramadan Collection

Ms. Souad J. Al Sabah is one of my go-to local designers whenever I start the hunt for Ramadan's caftan. Since her early stages, her label Sirdab 6 has focused on creating colorful caftans with clashing prints in silhouettes and styles that make women feel comfortable, confident, and chic. I remember once not so long ago we received a message announcing the arrival of Sirdab 6's Ramadan Caftans collection, and we found out later through friends that people were already parking outside the exhibition's location at least 30-45 minutes before the opening hour of the exhibition to beat the crowd... and secure their caftan. My sister, being very prompt, was able to snatch one or two caftans. And me being 20 minutes late, only ended up looking at empty racks. What can I say, I learned my lesson the hard way.

Anyhow, last night I was thrilled when I received an e-mail from Ms. Souad J. Al Sabah informing me of the launch of her revamped website and that her latest Ramadan designs are now featured online. It's exciting to see her work come to life in a form of a lookbook, with accessories and all. Beautiful photos. It is worth mentioning that all fabrics used were printed exclusively for Sirdab 6 Ramadan collection.

Featured here some of my favorite looks. That tribal-inspired caftan is gorgeous! You can view the collection by clicking here. For further inquiries, please send an e-mail to info@sirdab6.com. Sirdab 6 was previously featured on my blog here and here.





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Anonymous said…
WOW!
07 August, 2012
Anonymous said…
stunning mashala! the dresses and the website looks classy! keep the good work!
07 August, 2012
Anonymous said…
mashalaah, lovely photography, lovely collection and lovely everything
12 August, 2012
Confashion said…
Anonymous
I agree! :P

Anonymous
I couldn't agree more :)

Jutsnoon
I'm not surprised that her work sells out within 10 minutes! :)
13 August, 2012
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