If heights aren't an issue the Burj Khalfia, which currently stands as the tallest building in the world, is the perfect place to get an outstanding view of the city. We went at sunset and while is was more crowded than it was well worth it to see the stunning Arabian sunset. The Burj Khalfia is connected to the Dubai Mall which is also the largest mall in the world (1500 stores). Similar to certain restaurants there is a dress code for the mall to be aware of (covered shoulders/knees). This area is known for it's fun and lively atmosphere with an amazing outdoor space so Nina wore a vibrant lightweight gold leaf print kimono over a linen white jumpsuit. When accessorizing with a bold print we always find that by keeping the color palette the same accessories are able to compliment your statement piece not take away from it! Our Enchanted Earrings are gold with black tassels add texture and dimension to her look. 

The Souks mark the more traditional side of the city. They are packed with aromatic spices and hand-crafted gold jewelry. If you are interested in buying gold this is most certainly the place be! The Gold/Spice/Textile Souks are side by side to one another which allows you to easily visit all three. The markets make up part of "Old Dubai" which can be reached by a quick 5/10 minute ferry ride. While this area does attract a lot of attention from tourists it is much more of a residential part of the city with a large amount of locals flocking to it as well. Since we were dealing with many small local business owners (mostly men) we were mindful to dress respectfully and covered.