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Beyond the Fad

DarUSHA has received a limited collection of luxurious fancy dresses ideal for Eid or formal dinners and receptions. The pretty dresses come in soft structures and free flowing forms to create something that can be worn as an alternative classic. Their designs go beyond the singular fad, and has the power to stay in a your wardrobe for seasons to come. All you have to do is work on your big statement accessories.


DarUSHA is located at Qibla, behind Church. Beit AlMazar (17). For inquires, please call (+965) 2246-6570. For more pictures, and info, you can log to DarUSHA facebook group: darUSHA.

Comments

Anonymous said…
I liked the dresses . Can you let me know what is the price range ?
Thank you ,
Didi
Glitter said…
The prices are posted @ their group, and I believe it ranges from 140 - 180kd.
je suis l'etudiant de belle epoche said…
Come again; I forget what is DarUsha all about? Is it an ensemble of designs by Indian couturiers?
Just a quick question : do they do Sabyasachi Mukherjee, Suneet Varma, Manav Gangwani, Satya Paul, Raghavendra Rathore and Anna Singh?

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