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N is for New and Nice



Remember when I posted about the opening of N Boutique at at Villa Darat Al Zuhour located in Maidan Hawalli, block 11, Uhud street? Well, if you haven't been there yet, check out these pics to get a taste of the urban-cool and chic items out there which will sell out if you don't act fast. The boutique stocks outfits by Rachel Comey, Dress Gallery and, shoes from HWilliams.

For any inquiries, please call (+965) 9931-7658 or 9902-9885.

Comments

LOOOOVE Rachel Comey! Actually a pair of shoes in one of your pics was spotted on a beautiful lady and posted on Highstreetq8!

Thanks for the inspiration as always dollface!

Have a great hair day!

-Highstreetq8 Team
www.highstreetq8.blogspot.com

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