Khushboo Kaplesh gives Middle Eastern diva a Parisian Makeover with its Fall 2016 Collection

With luxe tweed, hand-stitched pearls, playful sequins and flattering frills and ruffle

Dubai, UAE, August 9, 2016: Khushboo Kaplesh, a Dubai based prêt-à-porter fashion label, has launched its Fall 2016 collection, with an avant-garde Parisian flair.

The designer, who has extensive experience in haute couture, brings the same finesse and style to her ready to wear collections. She has worked with a number of prominent design houses worldwide, including Iris Van Herpen, and has won a number of accolades, including S*uce’s Design a Dress Competition.

Her stunning AW’16 collection brings together all the essentials for the upcoming season; from day to night, formal to party, the collection takes care of every fashion need, while being on-trend and novel.

LUXE TWEED:
Rich teal tweed is accentuated with iridescent pearls across a variety of silhouettes – from aristocratic power suits to tailored shirtdresses, pencil skirts and iconic capes.

NOCTURNAL OPULENCE:
Monochrome wide-leg pantsuits and elegant capes are accompanied with magnificent evening gowns. It will instantly transport you to cobbled streets of France, and is a reminiscent of timeless Parisian fashion.

STATEMENT SEQUINS:
It’s go bold or go home this season. Amplify the statement quotient with glamorous shift dresses, done entirely in gold sequins. Alternatively, opt for straight pants, slouchy jackets, cropped tops in liquid gold – everything a fashionista’s wardrobe could ever ask for.

FRILLS AND RUFFLES:
One of the biggest trends for the Fall 2016 season, frills and ruffles have made it to Khushboo Kaplesh’s collection as well. From shoulder caps to waist enhancing and hem defining, they are everywhere!

The collection will be available at prominent stores across Dubai and Abu Dhabi from next month.

About Khushboo Kaplesh:
A Dubai based label, Khushboo Kaplesh brings haute couture finesse to prêt-à-porter collections, for women who appreciate good quality things in life. Her designs reflected tradition, while employing avant-garde flair and finesse amassed from her frequent trips to fashion capitals around the world.