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Caftans Galore

If you have been following me on instagram, you have probably seen some of the images featured here posted on my insta. These were taken the second day of Ramadan when the entire family usually gathers to greet each other for the arrival of this blessed month. I don't know about you but I so enjoy our family gatherings, It really feels good to have a genuine family that supports you through think and thin, connecting with cousins, bonding moments, everybody talking at the same time, aunts complaining about our obsessive use of iPhones, kids running around causing chaos, so much love (and sarcasm) in the air! Besides, it's where you find all the good home-made food!

Anyhow, allow me to share with you what I wore on the first official Ramadan family gathering, I chose to wear a striped caftan designed by the talented local designer Reem Al Mudhaf of NoonoPink, as shown in the photo above. Scroll down for more photos of some of my family members and what they chose to wear. 


Comments

Anonymous said…
mind me asking love, where have you colored your hair?
its fabulous if i may so


-lulu
Confashion said…
Pret a Porter
Thank you xx

Anonymous
Thank you :)
At Toni and Guy

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