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Coco & Zoey

Let me describe to you a scenario, you know that feeling you get when you randomly stumble upon a small shop while on vacation in NY's meatpacking district, or in Antibes, filled with so many goodies by unknown designers? That's exactly how I felt when I  not-so-randomly first stepped foot inside Coco & Zoey. 

Don't be fooled by its small space; this Shuwaikh-chic shop is well-curated and delivers an unexpected mix of established and up-and-coming designers for women who want to avoid high-end/magazine editorial looks and love lots of colors and prints. The racks are brimming with printed summery pieces for casual outings and dressier occasions. The accessories are more on the playful side and sourced from different parts of the globe too! Think Summer espadrilles all the way from georgia, tribal inspired fur-covered sandals from South Africa, tie-dye bags, and bohemian ethnic chic jewelry. Scroll down for more eye candy.

Coco & Zoey is located in Lily Center, souk 15, in Shuwaikh and they're open Saturdays to Thursdays from 11am to 1pm and from 3pm to 9pm. 

These colorful cotton seperates are what every min-n-unmatch loving girl dream of! Of course my size was sold out.... what was I thinking :\ 

The budget-friendly book clutch! They're actually cute and priced at KD 50 more or less 

And quite spacious too! 

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