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Speaking of River Island...


I am in love with this on-trend leopard print mini-skirt paired with an adorable asymmetrical black top with 3 little black bows on the side. 

Looks like River Island has stepped it up a notch. And I like where they're going so far.  We need the variety, good quality, and style when it comes to high-street shopping.  I'm so looking forward to their new season's arrivals.
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Anonymous said…
you mean copying high-street fashion
09 August, 2010
Anonymous said…
bas2lch ib shai malah shighil ... ana sharayt il hm cardi bs 3la nude ... ana usually ma ashtery mnn hm so im doubting ini albisa... mu shakla ashkara hm??
09 August, 2010
PrimaDonna said…
If your shopping there, I'm shopping there. :D

The skirt is indeed cute, but I think you have to have firm slim thighs to go with it.
Imagining it on a fuller body...uh uh.
10 August, 2010
Confashion said…
Anonymous
High street fashion is always "inspired" by designer pieces

Anonymous
Well, personally I don't care if people know if it's an HM cardi or not. It's the way you wear it and how you accessorize it that matters the most. And try to mix it with "un-high-street-fashion" pieces to give it your unique take and show your personal style ;)

PrimaDonna
;*

And you have to wear to certain places too :P
10 August, 2010
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