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More from Villa Moda? Yes please! Today's post is focusing on fashionista's favorite accessories: Shoes. It seems that Villa Moda keeps adding new stock to their shoes collection because I would have definitely noticed these babies during my previous visits. Anyhow, check them out. 

Bottega Veneta knee-high boots
Remember Devi Kroell? Shoes and handbags designer who uses the most beautiful exotic skins and the prettiest colors? Whatever happened to her! I remember the brand used to be stocked at Al Othman. So I googled Devi and found out that she has exited her namesake brand in 2010 and now she's all about her new line, Dax Gabler, a collection of handbags, footwear and ready-to-wear that debuted at New York Fashion Week last year. Anyhow, I spotted these Devi snake skin boots which were priced at KD 349 and now priced at KD 87.

OK I'm not a huge fan of the black wedge sandals shown above. However, I was surprised to find out that they're by Opening Ceremony! When did Villa Moda stock Opening Ceremony! Oh! And on that note, I just found out through one of my friends that they even stocked ACNE! But I didn't spot any pieces while shopping there yet!

Lanvin hot pink gladiator sandals from the brand's S/S 2009 collection. Were KD 190 and now it's around KD 47.

Sigh... can't have enough of Prada and Miu Miu shoes! Love! OK, I did feature the Miu Miu heels before, but can you blame me?! Plus they're covered with the so-on-trend polka dots like shapes.



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Mademoiselle said…
i wish i didn't see this post! i wonder what i can score there..
07 August, 2011
shu84 said…
love the first shoes:)

http://shu84.blogspot.com/
07 August, 2011
maha said…
hi , do you know why they closed the villa moda in almanshar fahaheel ?
08 August, 2011
Confashion said…
Mademoiselle
Believe me... a lot of things! You just need to take your sweet time browsing ;)

Shu84
I'm glad you do ;)

Maha
I'm not 100% sure but I think after the financial crisis, they had issues with paying off their debts and had to do some cost cutting.
08 August, 2011
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