(MENAFN- Gulf Times) United Fashion Company (UFC) has hosted an exclusive event celebrating renowned fashion brand Etro at The Pearl-Qatar.
The private fashion show was held in the open-air runway outside Etro's boutique in Porto Arabia. It was attended by well-known bloggers, key social media influencers and VIP guests.
UFC is a wholly owned subsidiary of United Development Company, master developer of The Pearl-Qatar.
The night featured the Etro Fall/Winter 2015-2016 fashion show, where a combination of specially handpicked men's and women's pieces, including the latest suits, belted dresses, pants and accessories for the season ahead, were highlighted.
"It was a spectacular presentation of dazzling lights, chic fabrics and beautifully feminine designs for the guests who attended Etro's private fashion show at The Pearl-Qatar, which underlines the unique entertainment-retail of its kind offered by the Island to its residents and visitors," according to a statement.
"Showcasing patchworks rich in texture, the Fall/Winter 2015-2016 Etro collection is bold, grand and peppered with luxurious tapestries and intertwined with tonal brocades, warm crushed velvets, prints and, of course, paisley," the statement adds.
UFC brings world-class luxury fashion brands to The Pearl-Qatar and other prominent retail avenues in Doha. The company owns and manages a wide range of boutiques and also focuses on service-driven products such as beauty salons.
UFC's brand portfolio includes Etro, George Jensen, DSquared2, Rene Caovilla, Santoni, Stefano Ricci, Harmont & Blaine, Tickles & Giggles, Balizza, Gizia, Le Silla, M Missoni, Etro Home, Lancel, Rony Nacouzi and Porto Salon.
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