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Tahir Sultan to Participate in London Fashion Week

I have just received this news via e-mail from Kuwaiti designer Tahir Sultan. Tahir has been invited to take part in London Fashion Week, which makes him the first Kuwaiti ever to have his own solo show and spot on LFW. However his show requires funding, so in order to fund it, he has put together a project on a crowd funding website, the concept is new and gets people who believe in  Tahir Sultan's label to sponsor him. You can find out more by clicking here. Good luck Tahir.

Featured here is one of my all time favorite looks designed by Tahir Sultan from his S/S 2008 collection. 


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Anonymous said…
Congrats Tahir, and thank you confashions for posting this and supporting local talents as always.
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