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Event: Editorialist.com in Kuwait

A few weeks ago I was invited to an event hosted by Zainab Al Abdulrazzaq and the founders of Editorialist.com Kate Davidson Hudson and Stefania Allen. Editorialist is a premier online magazine featuring the top edit in luxury accessories and fine jewelry. The event was held at Sadu House to showcase and shop their curated selection of the seasons' luxury accessories. 

I was blinded by the jewelry selection they had on display, especially the likes of Oscar-worthy jewelry designers Kimberly Mcdonald and Anita Ko, I should have brought my hubby with me (I'm sure he's heaving a sigh of relief as he reads this post!). And then there were the more affordable brands like Chloe, Danni Jo, Tom Binns, and more. Other accessories on display were handbags by Philip Lim and Jason Wu as well as sunglasses by various brands. I liked how the event felt so cozy and intimate (or maybe I was there early?!), not loud and over-the-top, it gave me a chance to go through each brand on display and talk a little with the hostesses. 

They ship to any part of the world, so you can browse their selection online through Editorialist.com.

Jewelry by Kimberly Mcdonald

Giles and Brother edgy-chic selection


And last but not least, our co-host of the evening Zainab Al Abdulrazzaq, who looked gorgeous in that white Chloe dress.

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Aubade Jewelry said…
Happy to say that Aubade Jewelry is Anita Ko's exclusive retailer in Kuwait. :)
13 May, 2014
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