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The Symphony that Rocked Dubai


For their inaugural A/W 2010 campaign, new multi-brand store Symphony pulled out all the stops by booking America’s Next Top Model, Raina Hein. Throughout the month of July 2010 regional and international media were buzzing with news about the new collaboration and concept. Raina Hein visited Dubai at the end of May to shoot the campaign; whose details have been a well kept secret until now…

Symphony is set to stock a diverse and unique collection of luxury fashion brands including Christian Siriano, Luisa Beccaria, Jason Wu, Vera Wang, Ports 1961, Thakoon, BodyAmr and many, many more! The new store will be spread over 3,000 sq ft and located in the heart of the Dubai Mall’s prestigious Fashion Avenue. Symphony will feature a large outdoor balcony area where visitors can enjoy spectacular views of the Burj Khalifa and fountain display in the cooler months of the year. Symphony will also stock a range of quirky lifestyle items for the home, inspiring books and rare magazines, lomography cameras and coveted vintage designer pieces. Symphony will open sometime this month. 


Comments

Anonymous said…
btw she's not America's next top model (sadly) she made it to the final two but the other girl won .. i was sooo frustrated when i saw the final episode
Anonymous said…
i was so sad that she didnt win america's next top model D: I LOVE REINA!

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