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Going to Hawaii

Not really...  Hawaiian inspired prints and embroidery is as far as I could get for now! And I'm not complaining! How could anyone possibly resist these super adorable embroidered tiny people and tropical fruits decorating a feather-light summery peasant top by SUNO?! And I loved these faceless Hawaiian hula dancers covering a pair of SUNO cropped pants, giving the right tropical punch to a summer casual chic look. Where to get SUNO's resort 2012 collection? N Boutique at Burj Jassim... my flavor of the week.




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Cindi saraf said…
As a dietitian i like this trend too much... may people remember to eat more fruits and vegetables
14 January, 2012
Confashion said…
Cindi Saraf
lol! It's amazing how people with different backgrounds and experiences perceive things differently ;)
15 January, 2012
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