KARACHI: It's no secret that love is a buzz, but love cannot be bought. On the third and last day of Fashion Pakistan Week, the designers put more emphasis on looking at each other in pairs, turning roses and counting every moment. Cool background music made every outfit romantic. For some, however, the lack of emphasis on designing designs that didn't work to help complete the wedding.
On the other hand, some people tried to create and engage from the beginning, which reduced the audience. Mirror work and handmade designs, bell-shaped bridal joints and A-line silhouettes on the shoulders and shoulder straps create unique coloring, that's all that's offered at the end of fashion. What would happen.....
Zainab Chottani
The romanticism of stage began in the opening program because the designer showed traditional shapes and embroideries in various types of wedding dresses. The technology consisted of gold and apricot, which were decorated with brocades. The contemporary silhouette was seen on the ramp because Chutney refused to give up traditional sources of creation.
There were some color changes that included a pair of black velvet off-shoulder pairs with a special pair paired with a blue accent. The blouse sleeves ended with multi-colored embroidered lace, the rest was not used. The geometric patterns of strange colors in Lehenga looked quite nice. However, the rest of the outfit looked quite ordinary, with the same old Benares interiors, traditional weaves and silhouettes with clothes worn by Maura Hookin. Fahad Mustafa walked along the ramps with Huskin.
Huma Adnan
Collection Darwaish
Adnan adorned the evening with something new and combined it permanently and presented his new collection with a jewel line. The costume aims to give a mysterious look where silk is combined with crystal saws, apricots and traditional yarns.
Nauman Arfeen
Collection: Uran
Then during his last visit to Pakistan, Arifin was present at his recent exhibition of Prince William's organization. However, this may mean, among other things, that the designer uses the silent color palette. In various masterpieces, embroidered bird drawings and thick dark cut green, cream gold and chestnut color are used. Arifin also worked with embroidered neck, back and bottles in men's clothing inspired by the bond between father and son.
One of his costumes was Shalwar, a unique article confined to a pair of pants with a half plate and a half foot. In the meantime, his collection was well prepared and a long embrace began with the love of ShopStop and the gossip with the father and son duo, Naseem and Ali Abbas.
Saba Asad
Collection: Limitless
It was the least interesting pool of designs that were watched and displayed many times. The aim was to impress today's powerful, independent women "who make a difference with modern but traditional family values". However, the only unique article presented by the designer appears to be the sole and shoe of Shrestha Shinira Akram.
As for the elements, a row of handmade gold and Zardizi were seen in the ramp, paired with pearls and buried studs. However, the show could not be saved by combining a sporting article with a wedding dress and did not think it was a means of showing independence and strength through Lehenga and Joggers.
Shiza Hasan
Collection: Talea
The collection was modern bridal accessories as a design label reflecting the beauty of her big day. The floral motifs created by the yarns, combined with classic and modern designs, looked nice except for a light pink outfit that seemed to have grown with everything else.
In the previous showcase, his wife, Waseem Akram, slammed the ramp when he closed the show around black velvet cartons, white trousers and Sindhi ginger.
SFK Bridals
Collection: Adan & Eve
Carry the most beautiful showcase of the night. Remember, it's not realistic! It was just because of the excitement that came out of the ramp and could easily be copied. Whether it's the background noise of Fawad Khan or the models turning their heads off the ramp, or Hansia Amir and Feroz Khan looking at each other's eyes during the walk, they all came together.
Ayesha Ibrahim
Collection: Ishq-e-Raag
This collection focuses on the expertise, elegance and majesty of modern Snowy. However, it was another mean and coincidental collection that could not offer anything out of the ordinary. It also affected the mixers, but the dupatta that killed some clothes seemed to be excessive. Love Rag offers a variety of shades of pink and white, including pearls, healing herbs and 3D embroidered apricots. However, nothing seemed to have killed the same monk born from the same old kit and craftsmanship.
Deepak Parwani
Collection:Shalimar bridals
Deepak Parwani's collection, which was influenced by the shabby Garden and the previous Mughal courts, ended. Awakens the old memories of the old world with a modern touch. The pair are dressed in heavy colors, combining shades of pink, red and gold with floral patterns.
There was nothing Deepak did not add to his ability to contain everything from pearls, stones and 3D jewelry to fabrics. This was her last FPW line, and she gave a nice and goodbye speech to the audience before the dummies entered the ramp. However, apart from the addition of traditional floral embroidery, inspiration from the Shalimar was nowhere to be seen. Sara Khan and Wahaj Ali became shops in contemporary white clothes, heavily embroidered and paired with the Red Dragon.
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