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Leopard print clothes and accessories are officially the “it” print of the fall season. And you don’t need to throw a whole lot of money to rock this trend nor do you need to dress up in spots from head to toe if you're animal-print-shy. Let’s start with the easiest fashion add-ons: Shoes. I have spotted these must-have Louboutin ankle booties at Al Othman’s outlet store, I’m guessing they’re from Fall 2009 collection and they’re priced at KD 150 now. Or you can go for Zara’s flatties for KD 29.500. In any case, you won’t regret buying them as this classy print will always be around for every fall season.

Comments

Aseel said…
I really dont feel that confident wearing prints yet.. Ma adry laish
Confashion said…
Aseel
Hmm.. maybe you can try to start with small accessories like a skinny belt with leopard print, or a small clutch.. and work your way up from there... Maybe then you'll start liking the print :)

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