Confashions From Kuwait

Can you guess what I'm trying to say? :) One of my favorite velvet slippers by Stubbs & Wootton . The brand is known for its iconic slippers and laid-back qualities, it portrays much-lauded tongue-in-cheek creations in the form of symbols, which reminds me, I need a new pair for the new season. They're unbelievably comfortable and I'm not the type that has the ability to keep shoes in great condition unfortunately, no matter how hard I try. My flats, especially summer flats, rarely last to the next season. 

Planning a trip to Berlin this Summer? Allow me to introduce you to an interior jewel in the heart of the city. Not far from KaDeWe , Berlin's version of Harrods: MILJØ INTERIOR . It stocks a variety of furniture and home accessories for the typical Nordic atmosphere. I fell in love with the way they visually merchandised the store, and how every item beautifully compliments its surroundings. They do have a shop online and they do ship internationally. You'll just need a translator as the site is not in English.

Which is more disturbing? The fact that it's nearly impossible to find someone in Kuwait to replicate the design and the layout of these tiles? or the fact that my converse sneakers are shown in every picture?! My apologies for that! These pictures were taken during my last visit to Berlin and they're original tiles from 1890's.

Words of Wisdom...

I’ve had this photo taken and this post in the works for weeks and finally posting it today! Seriously, took me long enough. Anyhow, I have a thing for fringed skirts. So when I found the perfect one which I didn't need to splurge on, all thank to Zara , I have decided to pair it with my Masterpeace Kimono-inspired top from AlOthman Boutique, and many other casual pieces, like a sweatshirt, a knitted top, and a dress. The options were endless! I tied the look together with a pair of my my black suede and pearl heels by Nicholas Kirkwood .