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Shanta is a result of two friends, Muneera Al Naibari and Sirine Sadeddin, with discerning eye for unique designs who wanted to portray their creativity in designing not just another clutch but a style that has the right mix of timeless elegance with funky edge. What I personally like about their designs is that they're fun to wear and has this an unintimidating nod to the 80's.

"The concept behind our brand is designing pieces that portray a new facet in creative designs. Each detail of our collection is handpicked to make unique and original pieces", expressed Al-Naibari.  "Our latest collection of handbags and clutches for Fall/ Winter 2010  play with the finest details of dainty femininity and harsher chic style".

Shanta will be hosting an event to showcase their Fall/ Winter 2010 collection at The Exhibition. The event will be on the 28th and 29th of December from 10am- 10pm.



Shanta is currently being sold at PickYourTag.com , Q8chic.com, and CREAM boutique in Beirut. Visit their Facebook group for more info. 
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Anonymous said…
love the turquoise clutch.. any other colors? does it come with strap? any idea about the price tag?

xx
26 December, 2009
Confashion said…
Anonymous
I'm not sure about the prices and yes it does come in other colors. You can find out more here: http://www.facebook.com/group.php?gid=36629064961
30 December, 2009
Fairy said…
the last bag looks alot like Be&D handbags!
31 December, 2009
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