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Brand: Armoire

Style: Armoire Vala Dress

Armoire has taken the step into the scene by spinning 1958 most wanted silhouette into their own interpretation.

Wake up 1958 to Armoire Vala Dress.

Details:

Website: http://armoireapparel.com

Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/armoireapparel

Lookbook: http://lookbook.nu/armoire

Blog: http://armoireapparel.wordpress.com

Stockist:

Victoria JoMO Design House: 47 Haji Lane, Singapore

Sense Of Fashion: http://www.senseofashion.com/armoire

Ustrendy: http://www.ustr

Style: Armoire Origami Dress

Brand: Armoire

Description: Dramatic statuesque, tailored origami dress in woven jacquard.
Exclusive ARMOIRE details at front. Concealed zip fastening at back.

Armoire brand is now up on Wikifashion dot com

http://wikifashion.com/wiki/Armoire

Can't wait for you to join ARMOIRE at Facebook dot com/armoireapparel

Much Loved,

Armoire xxo

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Armoire started purely with the vision to engineer the perfect dress – timeless n’ versatile.

The whimsical idea was inspired from trips ranging from the Far East to Milan. Scouring the vintage markets in Sydney and Melbourne for inspiring pieces. Sinking into the variety of fabric, the collections are coming together to contain show stopping dresses, a selection of daywear, signature dresses, using exclusively imported fabric.

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The "angs primary design school" is a couple's latest independent brand, the idea of which originates from young people's living status nowadays. They re-interpret traditional culture, popular culture and culture phenomenal Chinese young people experiencing, from their prespective,attempt to create arts with a touch of people in simple and designing language that is close to people. 

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