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Event: Monique Lhuillier's Trunk Show at AlOthman Boutique

Last Thursday AlOthman boutique hosted an in-store event celebrating their guest of honor designer Monique Lhuillier. They showcased the designer's Spring/Summer 2014 collection as well as her straight-off-the-New-York-Runway Autumn/Winter 2014 collection. I personally loved meeting the designer and her team and getting to know what inspired her designs. She was extremely sweet to everyone, from the press who were there to interview her, to the clients who bought a Monique Lhuiller bridal gown to have their wedding day photo signed by the designer, to the youngest little girls accompanying their chic mommies. No diva act or drama here. 

There was live classical blank playing music in the background, and everyone got a Monique Lhuillier candle as a giveaway. It was definitely a night to remember. 

That's me with designer Monique Lhuillier, it's amazing how down-to-earth she was and approchable to anyone during the event. 


Zafaf Magazine's Fashion Editor Noor Khuraibet, I like her skirt/shirt/shorts

 Pretty in black feathers, Jacket/dress by Monique Lhuillier worn by Noor Al Sabah of AlOthman Boutique.

Always a pleasure bumping into sweet designer Noha Al Roumi of NohaNoor, and check out her Manolos! Hearts hearts! I have previously posted about them here.

How fabulous is that outfit? In love! I have also previously posted about these stunning Zara heels here. 

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4 Ketakeet emfarzineen said…
Your outfit was the BEST outfit in the whoooole event!! You combined those two breath-taking pieces smartly!! Seriously you are the only girl in kuwait who really deserves the title "fashion icon"... keeeep going sweetie❤
18 March, 2014
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