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Shoes That Won't Break the Bank

I was shopping around Al Fanar Mall, located in Salmiya, the other day with my friend when we decided out of curiosity to check out this shoes store, which I always see when I go to Al Fanar but have never been to until that day. The store is called Maria Pino. And honestly I was quite impressed by the designs of the shoes, sure they're not Kirkwoods and Olympia's, but they're cute in design and perfect for someone who's looking for budget-friendly shoes. They were having a sale so they were selling shoes starting from KD 15 more or less. I'm not sure if the ones I'm featuring here are around this price range, but I don't think they're that pricey either, probably KD 45 max? According to the salesman, all shoes are designed and made in Italy. 

Maria Pino is located at Al Fanar Mall in Salem Al Mubarak street. For further inquiries, please call (+965)  2571-6164.

 Lether peep-toe shoes with black chiffon details

Check out the metallic bit on the back of these wedge heels... kind of reminded me of Bottega's wedge heels



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