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Louboutin to Open in Dubai Soon



Christian Louboutin is set to open his first boutique in Dubai in The Mall of the Emirates, Fashion Dome, 1st floor, on September 1st, 2010.  The first Christian Louboutin boutique in the UAE will offer womens’ and mens’ styles from the high fashion and classic collections. The Dubai boutique marks the third Middle Eastern opening of 2010, following the openings in Jeddah, KSA and Beirut, Lebanon earlier this year.

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UshiSato said…
OHHHHH MYYYYY...GOSSSSHHHHHHH!!!!!
IM SO EXCITED!!!!
said…
Its about time!!! Visit my suavenista.blogspot.com fashion blog! I'm a rook;p
Confashion said…
Ushi Sato
I hope it will have a huuuge selection :)

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