Sarto was the most posh of events in the calendar of Mercedes-Benz Malta Fashion Week and definitely a limited edition one as the choice of guests was more than selective.

Sarto Fashion show was set up in the Chinese garden, the same place I made a post several weeks ago as being one of my favorite places to relax in Malta. The venue definitely set the scene and promised a lot from the orginizers. As expected the set up did not disappoint, it was galmurous, it was private and it was just like the clothing being offered in store – one to impress.

Sarto is my favorite one stop shop in Malta if I’m after a nice designer outfit. The variety ranges from Valentino to Blumarine and Dolce and Gabana all of which are of course brands I definitely aspire to.

Needless to say and as I mentioned during my summer inspiration post those dresses of Blumarine are just to die for. They are so pretty and beautiful that they cannot be criticized in any way. Sarto managed to select a good sample of what they have in store for us this season from the high-end brands.

Although I received an invite as a regular client, bringing anyone else with me was impossible. Sarto is exclusive and this we are well aware of but exclusivity does not mean shutting the doors but creating a much larger scale PR campaign and opening up to a greater exposure. Nowadays media is a vital part even when you offer the best clothing and my review would have been a totally 100 % positive if Sarto did not make it feel like the guests and even regular clients are not even welcome.  Actually I was surprised that the bloggers invited to this event were not even wearing any of the brands being offered in store.