designer Ahmed Bel Hassani

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designer Ahmed Bel Hassani

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Some good outfits in this facebook album, designer Ahmed Bel Hassani :
https://www.facebook.com/ahmed.belhassa ... 585&type=3

Not so keen on the outfits that are no better than classic pyjamas, but I like the wide loose serouals, next best thing to a skirt on a windy day.
I particularly like the square cut necklines on some of the shirts.
Probably outrageous prices, as he considers his work is haute couture, not pret à porter.

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couyalair wrote:Some good outfits in this facebook album, designer Ahmed Bel Hassani :
https://www.facebook.com/ahmed.belhassa ... 585&type=3
Unfortunately, as I am a non-Facebook type, the page shows his "welcome banner" but not a selection of his work.
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Try these - - Some are OK and some Not OK.
Reminds me of the 'pants' that looked like diapers full of ****** ;)
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