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Video: Twenty/Ten by AKF 2011


Remember this cool looking muhajababe who goes by the name AKF? Well the talented AKF has just released her new S/S 2011 collection for her line Twenty/Ten by AKF, and it's available now at 52 Degrees, located in Al Tilal Complex-Shuwaikh, whereas the Pre-Fall collection will be available mid-August.

"The line is very close to my heart, and I work tirelessly on each piece myself: studding, shredding, and at times even sewing. Hand shredding takes up to 4 hours, so when you wear a piece you can be sure that it is a labor of love! My aesthetic has always been something a bit more edgy than the usual in Kuwait, and I know Kuwaiti fashionistas are starving for more studs and shredding to spice up their wardrobe." expressed AKF.

I loved the shredding detail on the cotton shirts, so very street style chic. You can view more of Twenty/Ten by AKF by clicking here. 


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HessandCo. said…
WOW WOW WOW!!

AMAZING TDF - I love everything with studs!
mashallah great designer.

is 52 degree a boutique in Kuwait?

XOXO
Hessa
http://www.hessandco.blogspot.com/
01 August, 2011
Confashion said…
HessandCo.
I'm glad you liked it!
Yes it is :) You can find out more details here about the boutique:

http://www.facebook.com/52Degrees
02 August, 2011
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