PFDC Bridal Week brings on it’s A-game
Sana Safinaz
The dusk spousal showcase was non-stop with a solo uncover by Sana Safinaz who showcased their spousal collection ‘The Last of a Night’ in partnership with Mahin’s World Jewellery and it was simply an fragile distraction of a dream. It is a complicated take on healthy beauty set opposite a unfeeling and captures a surreal prophesy within an urban, complicated framework.
‘The Last of a Night’ boasts different designs in a accumulation of mutated silhouettes including A-lines, slouchy sheaths, elaborate trumpets, front open shifts and ultra-dramatic behind trails. It incorporated soothing and unreal hues including pastels such as powder blue, glow pinks, dark yellows with white china and grey undertones and uses dainty embellishments to make for an ultra-feminine nonetheless starkly complicated aesthetic. The collection also featured classic, minimalistic and polished menswear designs in soothing pastels hues and geometric patterns that simulate complicated and stylish aesthetics with a twist.
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Jeem by Hamza Bokhari
The day-2 of PFDC Bridal Week 2017 showcase was non-stop by Jeem by Hamza Bokhari with his spousal collection ‘Floating Poetry’ in partnership with Grace Jewels and Pelle Capanna bags. The collection was desirous by a intense enlightenment of Bengal and a low attribute with textile. ‘Floating Poetry’ comprised fifteen designs in several lighter weight fabrics complemented by fabrics such as velvet, silk and brocade.
The colour palette incorporated hues of bullion and packet with accents of fuchsia pinkish and navy blue. The collection was all about structured tailoring details.
Sara Rohale Asghar
Sara Rohale Asghar’s spousal collection patrician ‘The Royal Attire’ is a ravenous tour by a elaborate lifestyle of a cryptic Arabian world. The collection was fused with a persona of incomparable than life grandeur, portrayal festivity, merriness and jubilee by heavily detailed abounding Kim Khaabs, dewy hankie and flowy nets to constraint a stately suggestion of a collection.
Ranging from dusky grey to worldly peaches and finally finale in a classical red spousal trimming from elaborate A-line silhouettes, Farshi lehangas, structured round robe skirts to somewhat slim true line shirts. Actress Mehwish Hayat participated in a designer’s showcase as a luminary showstopper.
Ahmad Sultan
Ahmad Sultan’s ‘Secret Garden’ collection draws a impulse from a pleasing phony rose, Versilia. It incorporates a mix of normal embroideries with complicated 3D work and tassels on pristine fabrics such as chiffon, net, organza, kamkhab, kundun zair, silk and jamawar.
The colour palette enclosed soothing hues especially of grey. The silhouettes were customised for modern-day quirky bride. The collection consisted of 16 designs.
Faiza Saqlain
Faiza Saqlain showcased her spousal collection ‘Heer’ and it was synonymous with beauty and elegance, a collection is an paper to a iconic Heer, who is benefaction in lady even today, though maybe some-more courageous. The collection draws a impulse from a transitory story of Heer, who was forced into wedlock, to a modern-day one, who takes assign of her possess life.
It incorporated a accumulation of techniques including a evergreen dabka, mukesh, tilla and contemporary 3D embellishments and cutworks, via a collection. The Punjabi enlightenment was clear in splendid hues such as mustard, shades of blue and red. The collection boasts luxe fabrics such as tissue, organza and tender silk to paint a thesis and transition of a women and their character over a duration of time. Actress Hareem Farooq participated in a designer’s showcase as a luminary showstopper.
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