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Charlotte Simon's Fur Scarves

If my memory serves me right, I first discovered Charlotte Simon's fur scarves through instagram when either Alexa Chung or Rita Ora posted a selfie wearing striped popiscle fur scarves, which kind of reminded me of Prada's fur version for its S/S 2011 collection. I found them online here but I was too hesitant to buy them because for a fur scarf, the price was too good to be true. fast-forward a few months later, I spotted the same Charlotte Simon's fur scarves at Aishti boutique in the Avenues, not the striped one though. I tried them on, they looked really cute and fun for everyday wear, the only drawback was that they weren't as soft as I have imagined them to be. But overall, they looked stylish and added a chic flair to my outfit, they're the type of semi-budget-friendly accessories that can hold a look together. Price tag? Around KD 180. 

Rita Ora's photo credit: charlottesimone.com
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miss ghesquiere said…
180 is actually a pretty mid price for a fur scarf like that! its the big brands which make one fur collar an extra 900 KD that have skewed our perceptions.
23 January, 2014
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