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KARACHI: As Fashion Pakistan Week (FPW) Winter Festive 2016 came to a tighten on Tuesday night, a third and final day really lived adult to a saying, ‘Third time is a charm’. As engineer heavyweights showcased their best offerings during a show, Nida Azwar’s collection positively led a pack. The Express Tribune gives we highlights from a show, prohibited off a runway!
Designer: Nida Azwer
Collection: Alankara
The engineer non-stop a uncover with a strongest collection of a day. Her offerings remained loyal to her normal aesthetics, that we saw in her use of perplexing tiny elaboration – not usually on shawls, yet also on a innumerable of silhouettes showcased. She valid nonetheless again that she is a master when it comes to genuine craftsmanship. Whether it was a camels festooned on showstopper Ayesha Omar’s front-open top, or a bird imagery on Rabia Butt’s velvet lengha, any square told a possess story.
Azwer sticks to her clever suit, that is normal spousal wear, yet isn’t fearful to incorporate trends into a mix. We saw gharara pants and a lot of valuables tones, yet Azwer knows when to take it easy on trends, that is maybe also a reason because her collection was so genius. She understands that adorning an outfit with work isn’t a point, yet conceptualizing it is. Though it’s tough to collect a singular superb piece, a beige gharara, with perplexing bullion and china motifs, modelled on Rubab Ali, won a hearts. Ali Sethi’s opening positively illuminated adult a mood, yet what struck us was a intricately festooned shawl he was wearing – another instance of excellent craftsmanship.
Designer: Republic Womenswear
Collection: Mon Treso
The showcase told a story of a lady and a value that lies within her heart. Her beauty and indulgence reflecting by a mantle she veils herself with. This collection brought onward a new epoch lady who is individualistic, versatile and gifted nonetheless ethereal and soothing during heart. Her collection mostly comprised of silvers and greys, yet we did mark some ethereal pinks on a ramp as well. Trends such as prolonged trails, fringed sleeves, peplum cuts, one-shoulder tops and charmer lenghas were consistent. The belted dupatta seen on showstopper Mawra Hocane was eye-catching. We feel a designer, Sana Omar, knows where her strength lies, and sticks to it, that formula in a winning collection any time. The opening series ragged by Rabia Butt was a many standout square for us. The entirely detailed prolonged shirt with a high-low hemline, a vast route and low behind was finished with a peekaboo organza lengha featuring china stars and bird motifs – this is something we haven’t seen before and a execution was rather interesting.
Designer: Saira Rizwan
Collection: Banaras
The collection was essentially normal regulating darker shades over hues of red, coral, plum and blue. Inspired by a Mughal era, a collection blended together architectural motifs with a brand’s signature normal floral patterns while creation use of embellishments such as tilla embroidery, shade prints and velvet as a pivotal elements. Although Rizwan’s line was normal in essence, a complicated cuts and designs brought something new to a table, and that is her take on a trends of today.
Whether it was a arches in Mehreen Syed’s choli, a pillars in a turquoise blue ensemble, or a straight lines going by showstopper Neelam Muneer’s outfit, Rizwan’s collection seemed to constraint accurately what she directed for.
Designer: Rozina Munib
Untitled collection
The up-and-coming engineer showcased a colourful spousal collection, that saw hues such as pink, red, beige, china and purple. Our favourite collect was a comparatively elementary square ragged by Alyzeh Gabol where a engineer let a cut do a talking. The showcase non-stop with Miss Pakistan USA sporting a contemporary sari dress, with vast slits yet a line shortly transitioned into normal attire.
Miniature sum seen on a dupatta ragged by Areeba Habib were interesting. The intolerable pinkish dupatta was suggestive of Avadh, benefaction day Lucknow. It was ornate with elephants, Mughal architecture, peacocks and a normal Avadh patterns. Its sum like these that supplement abyss to a collection and we desired spotting that on a ramp. The engineer aptly chose Mukhtara Mai, a idol of bravery for women all over a world, as her showstopper. Needless to contend Mai stole a uncover and during a station acclaim she received, a assembly was in astonishment of her strength.
Designer: Deepak n Fahad
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The engineer twin showed that morality is a best approach to go for menswear, a many ornate garb being that of a usually womanlike indication in a brand’s showcase. The pattern house’s colour palette featured packet green, powder blue, light grey, tea pink, and white yet also incorporated bullion and low maroon as seen on showstopper Faysal Quraishi. The collection saw a quip of a white sneakers interconnected intriguingly with eastern silhouettes. Deepak n Fahad use plenty bird imagery in their designs, as seen on waistcoats, jackets and prolonged coats. A few mount out pieces enclosed a chikankari coat, and a saturated dhoti shalwar.
Designer: Nauman Arfeen
Collection: Pukaar
Arfeen put brazen another desirable collection, one that had us smiling from ear to ear. His continual use of child models is always a pleasure to see. This time he shows a cohesive normal collection regulating usually shades of green, gold, brownish-red and red. The collection directed to ask a assembly to give adore a possibility in time of hatred and war, and it did only that. Firstly his colour palette and his continual use of immature and beige on normal silhouettes, infrequently done us consider of a Pakistani flag. Then, with his use of child models, a whole assembly was left feeling zero yet love. Lastly, a showstoppers Sarwat Gilani and her father Fahad Mirza sealed a uncover in red ensembles, creation a matter of love.
Published in The Express Tribune, Nov 3rd, 2016.
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