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Peek-a-Fendi

The Peek-a-boo super-luxe Fendi bag has become the bag to covet and already has created a cult of followers due to it's classic and timeless chic shape and beautiful leather. Fendi Boutique received only one of this to-die-for peek-a-boo bag in glossy snake skin leather interior and exterior. Heart this exotic looking bag. Price tag? Around KD 1,500.

Fendi boutique is located at Salhiya Complex, Kuwait City. For inquiries, please call (+965) 2249-3985.

Comments

AZM said…
Love the leather and color.

But not a fan of the peek-a-boo trendness.

'So Kelly' is IT :-D
Unknown said…
This is really a nice bag and I have purchased the same from an online retailer www.luxurynavi.com at pocket-friendly prices.

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