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NunuPink 2016 collection by Reem Al Mudhaf

I have received an e-mail during Ramadan from the super talented Kuwaiti kaftans designer Reem Al Mudhaf of NunuPink with a lookbook revealing her latest designs for 2016. I have decided to share some of its photos here but only after Ramadan as I felt her designs deserve the exclusivity and privacy required to protect them from the most common issue with or local designers, the unwanted prying eyes, who tend to copy other designs and claim them as their own.

For Ramadan 2016, Reem did not disappoint. Her caftan designs are made from the highest quality fabrics with the most innovative small details, meaning her caftans not only look fabulous but feel super comfortable to wear - essential for a glamorous ghabqa/Ramadan wardrobe. I must admit that when I first skimmed through the lookbook, I was somewhat neutral to the designs, something was off with the images and I still can't put my finger on it. I'm glad I decided to visit her studio and get a better look at her designs, the lookbook really does not do her designs any justice. I fell in love with the pieces neatly displayed throughout the studio. The fabric combination and the unique details in each designs were phenomenal. Check out the photos featured here for some of my favorite NunuPink designs.


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GOLDEN LADY said…
So Amazing ! Love it
25 July, 2016
LadyB_Q8 said…
I love her work, but last time her service wasn't up to standards so I gave up thinking to place any more orders ..
Too bad..
31 October, 2016
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