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Guess the Designers

Gorgeous details on two different pieces. Can you guess the designers behind these intricate details?  Need a hint? They're both stocked at Al Othman boutique. I like this idea of "Guess the designer" so I have decided to make it a regular feature on my blog. Not new I know! But I think it's fun.



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Noura said…
Christian V. Siriano?
10 May, 2011
medianta said…
First one Mohammd Aishi, second Erdem?
10 May, 2011
twomatoes said…
oscar de la renta
10 May, 2011
medianta said…
First one Mohammed Aishi second Erdem?
10 May, 2011
miss ghesquiere said…
rodarte. (im just day dreaming)
10 May, 2011
Confashion said…
So far no one got it right :P
10 May, 2011
funk_you said…
Felicity Brown :)
11 May, 2011
{N} said…
hi Marchesa maybe? and lanvin I don't know bas please tell me about the first one I think it's short dress cham s3ra?
12 May, 2011
Confashion said…
Funk_u got the first photo right! Woohoo! Congrats ;)
The first photo is by Felicity Brown
The second photo has still not been guessed :P
12 May, 2011
SM said…
Ashi
15 May, 2011
Zahra Lyla said…
The top image is definitely FELICITY BROWN! :)
15 May, 2011
Confashion said…
OK So two of you got the first image right, yes it was Felicity Brown :)

The second image is a detailed shot of Giambattista Valli :)
16 May, 2011
Anonymous said…
oscar de la renta ...hands down :P
19 May, 2011
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