SHOP INCHES TO STYLE: NEW STOCK 06/07/2013

Hi guys!! It's been too long. I'm writing this from my bed as I've been sick. But looking forward to get things moving in a different direction here on the blog, I have new stock in my shop.

Remember, you can make your orders through a message on my email, Facebook or Twitter.

See purchasing instructions below.

Happy Shopping!

Code: IS0017; Blue Maxi Dress; Size: 12: Cost KSh. 500

Code: IS0018; Nude Maxi Dress; Size 8; Cost: KSh. 500

Code: IS0019; Mix Print Dress; Size 10; Cost: KSh. 400

Code: IS0020; Blue Sheer and Lave Dress; Size: 16-18; Cost: KSh. 400

Code: IS0021; Little Black Dress; Size: 8-10; Cost: KSh. 400

Code: IS0022; Silver Silk Dress; Size: 8-10; Cost: KSh. 400

Code: IS0023; Sky Blue Skirt; Size: 14; Cost: KSh. 300

Code: IS0024; Pink Sweater top; Size: Medium; Cost: KSh. 250

Code: IS0025; Chocolate Brown Skirt with colorful dots; Size: 12; Cost: KSh. 300

Code: IS0026; Red Skirt; Size: 10 Cost: KSh. 300

Code: IS0027; Blue and white sheer top; Size: Small; Cost: KSh. 250

Code: IS0028; Lace Dress with beadwork on collar; Size: 8-10; Cost: KSh. 400

Code: IS0029; Blue and pink polka dot top; Size: Small; Cost: KSh. 250

Code: IS0030; Grey loose-fit top; Size: Medium; Cost: KSh. 250

Code: IS0031; Maternity/Post Maternity top; Size: 14; Cost: KSh. 300

Jewellery

Code: IS0032; KSh. 100

Code: IS0033; KSh. 100

Code: IS0034; KSh. 100

Code: IS0035; KSh. 100

Purchasing Instructions:

Email or inbox me on Facebook the code of the item you want to buy.

Once you get confirmation on its availability, send a deposit via M-Pesa to the number you will be given.

Items can be collected in Nairobi CBD on Wednesdays (4pm to 6pm) and Saturdays (12 noon to 2pm).

If you leave outside Nairobi, purchases can be sent to you at your own expense.

Do you need help revamping your wardrobe? Get instructions here on how I can help you.

Happy Saturday!!!

xo

Audrey

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