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Get set for summer bonanza

Express News Service

Shopaholics, gear up for the biggest sale of the season! Avail up to 50 percent off on a wide range of women’s tunics, cocktail dresses, maxi dresses, trousers, waistcoats and jackets.  Suede’s Spring- Summer ’13 collection consists of two collections: the contemporary ethnic collection and the Classic Collection.

While  the women’s contemporary ethnic collection consisting of kurtis and lehengas are on sale, classic ollection features men’s T-Shirt’s, blazers, Trousers are on an sale up to 50 percent. The contemporary ethnic wear collection is Indian inspired and features tunics and pant ensembles in subtle gold motifs matched with metallic trousers in pale bronze and gold.

The men’s collection featuring kurtas celebrates Indian inspirations, but creates a global style statement when worn with slender pants in white and beige colours.

The classic collection featuring men’s T-Shirt’s, blazers, trousers are on an up to 50% sale.

Suede a high-end designer label offers a ready to wear line of men’s smart shirts, jackets, blazers and contemporised kurtas.

Women’s collection ranges from tunics to cocktail dresses and fusionistic kurtis; that makes exquisite clothing with a classic, contemporary look. The label  Suede also offers customised clothing for individuals who wish to restyle or revamp their wardrobe.

From luxurious elegant weddings to the prestigious red carpet events, the label promises to customise according to the tastes of its customers. For  details :044 4202 7157.

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