This is for the charity naman. But ang bonggels pa ren deva!
the Balmain tribute to Nudie Cohn, which draws key elements in design from the Spring/Summer Collection of 2012 from the designer. Very much like the vintage fashion of the Victorian Era, this fitting was bought out with the help of intricately cut rhinestones and embroidered details, including a floral motif which was originally picked up from a design by Oliver Rousteing.
Ideally meant for the rugged pug, this offering came from the brains of footwear Giuseppe Zanotti, who picked the theme of ‘Bijoux’, to create this special edition leather and gold plated offering for your pet. Though simplistic in comparison to some of the other offerings in the list, it does carry the flavor of sophistication that one would associate with the designer footwear brand.
If there was one design which we have noticed in the past, and seen in multiple places around the world, it is this number where there is a red strapping vest, studded with polished all around. The sleekness and toughness make it quiet the head-turner for your pet pug. by Valentino
Apart from the west, Indian names were part of the creations as well. Manish Arora known for eccentricity, created this zig-zag red number for the rich pug. Even though it appears like a strap-on gone wrong, one can’t miss the brightness of the red color, and the unique way it wraps the pug in its design. It even sports a head gear, and paw bracelets with heart shaped carvings on it!
Looking at all the glitz and glamour that is floating around for the 4 legged friends, one begins to wonder if there is anything that’s not going to be on the wishlist of the rich, especially if within the reach of their loaded pockets. Hopefully the sale of these designer dog-wear offerings will bring in the much needed cash towards UNICEF run project ARISE, which will be rehabilitating children in Bangladesh. by Roberto Cavalli
Oh, diva ang bongga ng mga aso. Famous designers pa ang gumawa. Winner!
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