
How do you add touches of Abu Dhabi to your wardrobe without pulling on gold sequin harem pants (à la Samantha Jones)? A few key items will add Moroccan flair without making you feel like you're lost in the desert:
- elaborate embellished necklines
- hot colors: reds, pinks, oranges
- Arabic prints: ikat and horseshoe arches
- metallics: pile on lots of silver & gold
- heaps of bangles and bracelets
- desert-inspired sandals




Will be interesting to see the implications. Not found of the current peasant styles, this can't be any worse! But I do love the potential vibrant colors that may be seen in whatever the new fashion influences become.
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