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Cool Finds at Zara

Zara is among the few high-street store that allows you to stay on-trend without spending a fortune. TopShop used to be link that but the past year, its selection is not as strong as it used to be. I remember I used to shop at Topshop at least once a week when its main branch used to be in Salmiya opposite to Al Fanar Complex. Now, the last 3 times I've been to the store, I came out empty handed. I hope next season TopShop would bounce back. 

So back to Zara, I spotted this white pearl decorated hair accessory, which I posted on my insta recently, such a cute addition to an evening-wear attire, I must warn you though, it's kind of metal so expect some pressure and discomfort when worn for a long time. I also spotted this pair of Prada/Marni's inspired sandals. They looked so cute, wouldn't you say?

Comments

NewQ8 Bride said…
I love Zara , & yes with their collection , I can be trendy with less .

LadyB_Q8 said…
The sandal reminds me of Valentino flat sandals with the beetles detail on the fron

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