Dubai unveils first 24 carat gold shoes

Dubai has been chosen as one of the five global shopping locations to launch a new range of 24-carat gold shoes, with the footwear currently on sale in Dubai Mall’s Level Shoe District.
The high-heeled pump for women and a loafer for men, and both made of velvet covered in 24-carat gold, will be exclusively distributed in the top five worldwide department stores: Barneys New York, Fred Segal Los Angeles, Harrods London, The Swank Hong Kong and Level Shoe District Dubai.

Luxury cars abandoned in Dubai

While we kill yourself to buy a stroller legal there in Dubai, in the crisis of 2008, some former wealthy fled running the country, thus avoiding arrest, and it left some super cars in the streets and parking lots of airports ...

Dubai launches the highest tower spiral in the world

 Emirate of #Dubai witnessed on Monday the launch of the #highest #tower spiral in the #world, and in a huge ceremony with a special display on the tower, which is considered one of the entity's #projects for investment and real estate development.
Tower "Infinity," which consists of a 75-storey, 310-meter-high, almost outweigh the cost of more than one billion dirhams.
This project is characterized by design, wonderful, and allows residents a panoramic view fascinating towards the sea for The Palm and Dubai Marina thanks to its shape spiral angle of 90 degrees from top to bottom, and architectural styles and construction designed specifically for this project, and lines the interior design of the project ultra-modern manner complements the exterior design.

Ibn Battuta Mall in Dubai

 

The Ibn Battuta Mall is a large shopping mall on the Sheikh Zayed Road in Dubai close to Interchange 6 for Jebel Ali Village. It is named after famous traveller and explorer Ibn Battuta. This project was completed by the Nakheel Properties group in early 2005. The names of the six courts of the mall are named after the countries to which Ibn Battuta travelled.
The mall is split into six main courts:
1. China
2. India
3. Persia
4. Egypt
5. Tunisia
6. Andalusia

First UAE ballerina

Abu Dhabi: Dancing has always been a part of Alia Abdullah Ali Salem Al Neyadi's life.

Her mother, Svetlana, a Ukrainian expatriate, is a Ballet Master in her own right and would take Alia along to the classes she taught at her studio, the Fantasia Ballet Centre, ever since she was little. But it was a few years before Alia decided to follow in her mother's footsteps.

"Even though my mom's a ballet teacher, I didn't start dancing until I was seven. I did gymnastics first and then did horse riding for a year before I finally decided to be a ballerina," Alia said.

The 16 year old admitted that it took her two to three years to get used to dancing ballet, especially when she began dancing on pointed toe.

More luxury sports cars to join Dubai Police fleet