Pakistani Fashion

[Nilgiri]

Is the cowboy style a "thing" in Pakistan?

 

[Zibago]

Teri meri love story
Lahore Premiere

Lahore Qalandar is sponsoring this film?
@django @The Sandman @Moonlight

 

[Zibago]

Saira Rizwan Launches Unstitched Luxury Chiffon Collection

 

[Zibago]

Is the cowboy style a "thing" in Pakistan?

Trying to be like Ali Xeshan and failing miserably

It take more than just a hat to stand out like Ali Xeshah

 

[Nilgiri]

Trying to be like Ali Xeshan and failing miserably

It take more than just a hat to stand out like Ali Xeshah

Love the Iris Apfel shtyle glasses lol

Love how they parodied her in the incredibles haha:

 

[Zibago]

Love the Iris Apfel shtyle glasses lol

Love how they parodied her in the incredibles haha:

when you dont dress like everyone else you dont have to think like everyone else

 

[Zibago]

Faisalabad students design ‘healthy’ clothes
September 1, 2016
By: Samaa Web Desk
Students in Faisalabad meshed science with textile designing and invented clothes that don't only look ravishing but will also make the wearer feel better. For more details, watch this report...

http://www.samaa.tv/editor-s-choice/2016/09/faisalabad-students-design-healthy-clothes/
Anti allergy clothes hmm @Moonlight @Mugwop @The Sandman @django

 

[ghazi52]

The luxury unstitched collection features the designers’ signature embroideries sprinkled on pure chiffon and net fabrics

 

[django]

Is the cowboy style a "thing" in Pakistan?

Nah, just some fancy shooting.Kudos

 

[Zibago]

Ads galore

For some strange reason the music was removed i have to go to her insta account

@django @BDforever @The Sandman

Laila Ali Cross Stich
https://www.instagram.com/p/BC9sZy5w8dv/
https://www.instagram.com/p/BC5ywGNuV_0/

 

[ghazi52]

8 style hacks to make your basic white kurta look fabulous

Whether it's a mardana kurta or your chiffon formal jora, let these celebs show you the way

These looks are white-hot!


It's impossible to browse through someone's closest without running into a white kurta. Whether it's your brother's Eid kurta or a chikankari shirt your tailor stitched, a white kurta is a staple, one that's possibly the most versatile piece of clothing you can own.

Wear to any formal event or simply when running errands, we give you 7 celeb-inspired ways you can style a white kurta.

1) Go sheer

Sadaf Kanwal at Nomi Ansari's iftar. - Instagram


White is a favourite when it comes to formal wear. It stands out and makes you look elegant. But instead of going for your regular silks and cottons, go sheer with chiffon like Sadaf Kanwal here.

There's also a lot of room to play with buttons and embroidery — by adding a touch of colour to them — if you're looking for a way to spruce up the look. (Though white on white on white looks uber chic).

2) Add a bit of flare

Mahira Khan posing in her Farah Talib Aziz outfit on Eid. - Instagram


Mahira Khan is your best bet when it comes to sartorial choices. Her Eid outfit is a fancy white kurta paired with silk flared pants by Farah Talib Aziz.

Flared pants are in vogue and for good reason too! They make your legs look leaner, longer and add the needed touch to go with any kurta.

3) Top it with a vest

Ali Zafar trying out Amir Adnan days ahead of Eid. - Instagram


Vests and kurtas always did make a handsome marriage, add to that Ali Zafar and you've got the perfect blend.

Taking cue from the rockstar himself, a white kurta can be styled with any vest - whether it's a plain, block colour or one with embroidery or fancy embellishments.

4) Pair it with statement jewelry

Khadija Shah in Misha Lakhani. - Instagram


White leaves so much room to play with, and one such example is accessorising. Khadija Shah of Elan shows us just how to do it right in a mardana Misha Lakhani kurta and drop earrings. Notice the chunky necklace. Proof that it doesn't take much to jazz up a simple outfit.

5) Let your lips do the talking

Rabia Butt in Zainab Salman - Instagram


Sometimes it's best to leave things be. Without adding too much to her all-white outfit, Rabia Butt adds a dash of fuchsia to her lips and voila! Instant glam.

6) Try fusion

Farhan Saeed in his Eid kurta in Berlin. - Instagram


Farhan Saeed cleverly uses the age-old trick to his advantage. Pair a kurta with denim jeans and you're set. Whether you're heading for a family dinner or hanging out with friends, this combo is always a hit.

 

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7) Wrap it up with a scarf

Bunto Kazmi in a simple white ensemble, paired with a scarf. - Instagram


Possibly one of the easiet hacks. Bunto Kazmi shows us how to rock a scarf effortlessly with a white kurta. In fact, you can jazz it up by wearing any coloured scarf, because which colour doesn't go with white?

Use of prints, even block colours work wonders.

8) Go all out!

Meesha Shafi in ethnic wear on Eid. - Instagram


If you can't decide, why not add a bit of everything like Meesha Shafi. But be careful, this experimentation can go down south before you walk out the door.

 

[ghazi52]

6 Eid collections worth investing in

Eid collections for Farah Talib Aziz, Élan, Sania Maskatiya, and Blocked Textiles, respectively. PHOTOS: PUBLICITY

LAHORE: Eid collections may not be the priority of most designers but the festival still poses an opportunity for serious retail therapy. We are presented with countless options that can be dressed up or down and can transition well into the upcoming winter. The following are our top picks for the upcoming festival.

FTA

Farah Talib Aziz has already exhibited at Ensemble in Karachi, Lahore and Dubai and the sold-out status of the exhibitions is testament to its commercial success. Over the years, the design house has carved a niche for the feminine and flirty glamour their outfits exude. With this Eid collection, sticking to its signature style, they’ve injected trends du jour, such as cold shoulders, bell sleeves, peplum flairs and tapered ghararapants. We would go as far as to say that the collection, retailing under Rs25,000, may be the brand’s best one yet.

Sania Maskatiya

The covetable brand introduces its Eid collection, ‘Shades of Autumn’, which is a fusion of Eastern and Western silhouettes. Maskatiya is one for well-constructed silhouettes and this collection does not disappoint in that regard. Featuring distinctive cuts in geometrics, interspaced with traditional angarkhas and floral embellishments — the designs can be worn formally on Eid, weddings and fancy dinners. Mehwish Hayat wore our favourite piece from the collection to an Actor in Law media conference recently.

Saira Rizwan

This Lahore-based designer’s creations regularly make it to the wedding circuit. Just in time for Eid, Rizwan released her debut unstitched ‘luxury’ collection based on chiffon using gold embroideries, thread work and embellishment with pearls and sequins. Her shoot at Rohtas Fort with Muzi Sufi features some great silhouettes. Even though the collection is unstitched, one can see that the designs can look glamorous with some good stitching. Retailing at Rs8,500, every package comprises a shirt piece and a dupatta.

Blocked Textiles

The Karachi-based brand has rapidly gained popularity over the years, but what’s really brought it to the fore is its recent shoot with photographer Ayaz Anis. The pictures are a refreshing break from the eyesore of embellishments, flora and fauna on social media. It features hand block printed patterns that can be made into tunics or saris. In fact, the versatility and sophistication of the collection is what has us lusting for the brand’s designs. We love the blue blouse that is covered in a gold hand block printed pattern using the same block as the pallu of the sari.

Sonya Battla

Sonya Battla’s eponymous brand has long been a favourite of discerning fashion enthusiasts who appreciate her less-is-more approach. It may not appeal to everyone but we love the clutter break vibe of her latest collection. She employs the traditional weaving technique of ikat and experimental hand-dying processes to achieve indigo fusions in cotton. Battla’s collection is on display at her E-street studio in Karachi along with Amber Sami’s jewellery that perfectly complements the former’s creations.

Élan

Élan has expanded its roster of lines to include unstitched silk with a collection titled ‘Modern Rajkumari’. This is a collection of prints with floral details paired with ethnic jewelled motifs. This time the entire team flew to Udaipur, India, for the campaign with fashion photographer Nadir Firoz Khan who created a succession of photos that conjure a surefire aspirational charm. Élan’s unstitched designs are priced between Rs11,000 and Rs12,000.

 

[Zibago]

Look who came here from across the wagha D
She is kind of cute

@django @The Sandman @Moonlight

 

[django]

Look who came here from across the wagha D
She is kind of cute

@django @The Sandman @Moonlight

is that sara khan?