Iman Ahmed brings her acclaimed label, Body Focus Museum to PFDC fashion week Lahore with a Prêt a Porter women wear collection entitled “Flights of Fantasy and Escapism”. Inspired by the melting pot of cultures with a specific influence by the Greek culture, this collection will include both Prêt and … Read more
Here is the first look of stars and celebs at the PFDC Sunsilk Fashion Week 2010 which is organized in Lahore from 16th to 20th of Feb. Watch the red carpet moments of this auspicious occasion’s second day. The show will be streamed LIVE ON THE INTERNET! Follow PFDC Sunsilk … Read more
Entitled ‘The Poetry of Colours’, Nickie Nina’s fashion week couture collection is inspired by the women of Swat and their bravery in the face of terror and occupation. Their fashion showcase will include a merger of traditional Swati designs and embroidery with Nickie Nina’s contemporary embellishment in a diversity of … Read more
This is not about the nouveau riche, rather women who personify time-tested status, power and oodles of the green stuff that activates the most rusted of social machinery. They come with the click of stilettos or the flash of diamonds big enough to pass off as rocks. And this is … Read more
Karachi Fashion Week is a completely integrated showcase, aimed at encouraging increased collaboration between the fashion design industry & manufacturers. Karachi Fashion Week 2010 being organized from 31st January – 3rd February, 2010, is Pakistan’s platform on International Fashion Week circuits joining Paris, Milan, New York, Sydney, London & India.
This is a platform which encourages the business of fashion, awareness of fashion and infuses new and fresh talent in the industry.
Pakistani models displays creation of local designers Saeeda Zuberi, Umar Mansoor, Yasmin Arif, Ishtiaq Afzal, New port fashion school, Sadaf Rameez & Indus Institute during the Karachi Fashion Week.
Here are the highlights of karachi Fashion Week day 1 for you.
Giving each of her creations an intricate look, Faiza Samee is all set to reinstate the unique art of traditional embroidery on her apparels. Her passion for embroidery was apparent in her display. She conveyed minimalism, traditionalism, romanticism, and vibrancy through her unique selection at Veet Celebration of Beauty Show
We have heard of it, seen it, read about it, admired it and dreamt of owning an exquisite one of our own. But the various facets of the unfaceted polki are still in a shroud for most jewelery lovers.
The brilliance of the cut diamonds not withstanding, uncut diamonds have a charm of their own that comes to life when teamed with the right kind of stones and metals.
The world took notice of the Indian uncut diamonds or polki and its gorgeous form of jewelery when Rani Mukherjee displayed some stunners in Paheli and Aishwarya Rai in Jodha Akbar.
The jewelery is trendy yet with an elegant feel to it making it perfect for the brides. Pakistani bridal scene is very well flooded with this jewelery even with imitation pieces of polki.
Go ahead to select you favorite one from the collection of designs posted here.
