Influencer and socialite Alina Shahid takes us inside her closet
How would you describe your personal style?
I would define my personal style as minimal, feminine and sophisticated.
Your favourite fashion designer?
Internationally there are many but to name a few, Max Mara, Self Portrait and Carolina Herrera. Locally, I adore Sania Maskatiya’s elegant & whimsical aesthetic.
Do you believe in sustainable fashion? Have you changed your wardrobe to make it more sustainable in the recent years?
I’ve certainly made very conscious purchases in the recent years and not only because of the inflationary pressure. As a mother, I feel it’s important to instill ethical fashion values in our children as their choices will have a huge impact on the environment in future as adults. Basic lessons like, choosing quality over quantity, encourage them to rewear, restyle and recycle outfits and pass down clothes to a family member when they don’t fit you – is a great approach to sustainability.
Where is Pakistan do you love to shop?
For western and particularly for my daughter, I like to shop at Outfitters and Ethnic. For eastern, my go-to brand is Suffuse.
What is the oldest item in your closet?
Shawls, which btw, are still in mint condition.
What, in your opinion, are must have items that are essential to a great closet?
A crisp white button-up shirt, a classic pair of denim, a versatile black blazer, sleek black trousers, beige/nude color heels and black stilettos. Also, I think one should invest in a good every-day accessory like a pair of gold/diamond stud earrings or a watch.
Your most prized possession?
Heirloom jewellery that has been passed down from my (maternal) grandmother.
Your favourite accessory?
One of my favourite fragrances depending on my mood and the occasion.
What item in your closet makes you cringe?
I don’t buy anything that I would regret later but I do have certain unused PR giveaways that I want to toss away.
Muse: Saheefa Jabbar Khattak
Photographer: Tajwar Munir
Makeup and Hair: Sarah Javed Butt
Styled by Sermed Ehmed
Outfits: Zola (@wewearzola on instagram)
Sheherbano Taseer of Bhindi Fries shares her journey of the K2 Base Camp Trek. Here is her survival guide for anyone out there thinking of embarking on this exciting journey.
Go for it
I will say that no words and no pictures will ever do justice to those days so if you can do it – DO IT! It’s truly a life-changing experience and something I am so grateful I had the opportunity to do.
Make sure you have a solid group + tour operator
In order to get the most from the trek you’d be lucky if you had a great group (which I did!) and a great tour operator (which we did not – ours was super disorganized with lackluster equipment and one of the members in our group got lost in the freezing rain on the Baltoro Glacier at night which was really scary).
Look for a decent weather window
Although this is honestly all luck. A friend who went years ago told me “you are going to see all four seasons in one day†and he was 100 percent right. During the course of one day it would switch from pelting rain to hail to scorching heat to strong blizzard. We went in mid July.
Make sure you’re in a good place physically and mentally
My awesome trainer Azmeh helped me get into great shape before the trek. I would definitely recommend you do that so you can enjoy yourself and don’t feel like you’re going to die, ha-ha. But I realized that so much of it is a mental game. You’ve really got to buck yourself up and sometimes group members too; because it’s a 180km trek where you eventually get to an altitude of around 5200m at the Base Camp. No mean feat!
Have a backup driving option in case your flight gets cancelled
We drove from Lahore to Islamabad and flew from there to Skardu. We got lucky with the weather and our flights took off but it’s advisable to have a backup driving option ready in case the flights get cancelled – which they often do.
Keep your extra luggage in Skardu
I would advise packing a pull along for everything you need before and after the trek and keeping it at your hotel in Skardu (if they allow) so you don’t have to carry extra weight with you when you hike.
Exploring Skardu
We stayed an extra day in Skardu and hiked around a beautiful fishing village in Soq Valley. You can go post Shangrila for stunning hikes or drive down to picturesque Khaplu, Shiqar, Upper Deosai Plains and local trout farms – whatever tickles your fancy, your hotel will guide you.
Get a SCOM sim
Get a SCOM sim with you for your days in Skardu but especially for when you reach Concordia. They have a 4G cell tower that gives you signals. It was amazing to disconnect from the world and just be present where we were but it was also nice to reconnect with friends and family when we got Wi-Fi after days at Concordia and especially Facetiming with my babies!
Be prepared
There are landslides, unpredictable weather, broken bridges and a million other obstacles that come your way during the drive so be prepared!
Set your rates in advance
Set all rates with your porters and tour company before starting so there is no bad blood during or after the trek. Make sure you ask them what food they are serving, what kind of tents and equipment they have. So much of your comfort and mainly all your safety depends on that.
Pre-download your playlist
Pre-download your playlists on Spotify and some audiobooks or podcasts for the trek or when you’re at camp at night.
Invest in good quality equipment
Everything gets wet and dirty super fast so you want to make sure your duffel bag is sturdy and waterproof. I also suggest using packing cubes to keep things organized. I would also recommend packing everything inside large Ziploc bags and labelling them so your things stay organized and weather proof. If you have to spend money on one good thing make sure it’s the shoes. I kept two pairs with me because one will inevitably get soaked and you could risk frostbite. Wear them before the trek starts to avoid blisters. You can even put Vaseline on your feet before wearing socks to prevent blisters.
Invest in a good Backpack
Your backpack will be your lifeline. I got a Camelbak with a straw and filled it with ORS so that I wouldn’t get dehydrated and could sip while walking. Don’t forget to get a waterproof cover for your backpack.
Pack Smart
Since it’s a long trek, pack smart. I took a lot of stuff with me. It’s not just about what you bring, what you don’t bring is just as important. Get good trekking poles, head lamps and my favorite were the tent lights – so useful for when you need to leave your tent to get something out from your bag at night.
Get a Filter Water Bottle
One of the most useful things we got was this Grayl Water Filter Bottle and it saved us from getting sick. I heard the glacier water would be clean but sadly the route has become super commercial and is quite contaminated with human and donkey poop.
Keep a Power bank
Make sure you take a power bank with you for your phones and our solar charger was so useful too. We would attach it to our backpacks when hiking on sunny days to charge any necessary devices. Make sure the power bank casing is plastic and not metal. Metal is a poor insulator and cold weather will kill the batteries.
Keep a First Aid Kit
Our first aid kit consisted of several things but the number one thing was altitude sickness defeating pills, so important! You might also want to take blister tape, sunburn relief, anti-allergy and post bug bite ointments, Deep Heat, bandages, Polyfax, Mospel, Pyodine, Brufen, antibiotics, and do get some Entamizole or Imodium because many of our group members got bad tummies.
Keep a few cans of food
Lastly, you can take a few small cans of tinned food for the group to share. I didn’t mind the food at all but there are some days where you feel like a bit of comfort food due to the weather and physical and mental exhaustion. We took some aloo keema and palak paneer.
The one thing I will never forget is seeing K2 for the first time – you can start to spot all the other mountains from far away in the the days you start reaching Concordia, but K2, distant and reclusive is hidden away till the very end, retaining her aura of mystery, beauty and danger. There are days you feel like you’re on a different planet, especially at night. Each day is exhilarating, challenging and thought provoking. You really come face to face with who you are. You talk to God; you feel His limitless mercy and love. Go before global warming and commercial tourism ruin everything. Go for the ride of a lifetime!
Muzi Sufi has always been a style star and she proves that yet again with this outfit. She pairs khaki flared pants with a black and white striped cropped top. She accessories her outfit with a black belt which adds oomph to the outfit. We’re totally digging her casual hair and bronze eye makeup.
Mehek Saeed makes a style statement in Shop Sister. We love the black Sana Separates on her. She pairs the outfit with a mini bag and brown sandals. We’re obsessed!
Sehri looks stunning in this fab co-ord set. We absolutely love her gold heels and sparkly bag and earrings! She keeps her hair down and wears a brown smokey eye to complete the look. We love it.
Mariam Hamza Malik stuns in this lilac, organza outfit. She pairs the outfit with silver accessories. We’re loving her silver Judith Lieber rose clutch and silver heels. She wears her long hair in beach waves and keeps her makeup simple and glowy!
Shehrbano Taseer looks fab in this brown kaftan by Sak Atelier. She pairs the Kaftan with white pants and strappy white sandals. She keeps her hair and makeup simple. This outfit is the perfect choice for the super hot summer!
Zahra Malik turns heads in this Vintage Designs and Crafts outfit. She wears a black matching separates that are so in vogue right now. She accessories the outfit with a nude Bvlgari bag and black Louboutins. So classy and elegant.
Nazia Waseem hosted a birthday party for her friends Masooma Adnan and Sana Rizwan.
Savvy PR organised their Annual Trunk Show at Marriot Tysons Corner in Washington DC, USA where South Asian designers exhibited their collections.
Bushra Aftab and Lubna Zahid hosted a pool party and lunch at Rana Zahid’s farm house.
We speak to influencer Minahil Wattoo about her style, her fashion influences and more
How would you describe your personal style?
My personal style is always evolving depends on my mood and the trends. But if i have to describe it in a few words, I’d say it’s a combination of classy and trendy with a hint of casual chic!
Your favourite fashion designer?
Have been obsessed with lirika Maloshim and Mohsin Naveed Ranjha for over a year now!
Do you believe in sustainable fashion? Have you changed your wardrobe to make it more sustainable in the recent years?
Yes I do. I am obsessed with solids and colour blocking these days. I own at-least 2-3 different solid pieces in each colour and it’s crazy how much you can do with just a few of those!
Where in Pakistan do you love to shop?
Apart from the stunning designer stores that we have so many of in Pakistan, I love going to Liberty Market. I hardly shop there because I can’t bargain but i loveeee capturing the aesthetic and the vibe of the market on my camera! (For insta mainly 😉
What is the oldest item in your closet?
My black Zara T-shirt. It’s sooo basic but so soft at this point in life and since it’s black, it looks like it’s in perfect condition everytime. I can still style it up or down and it never disappoints. Safe to say it’s not only the oldest but also my most favourite item in my closet.
What, in your opinion, are must have items that are essential to a great closet?
- A black T-shirt
- A white button down
- A classic pair of jeans
- White tailored pants
- At least 3 pairs of neutral heels
- Basic gold accessories
And you’re sorted! You can elevate any basic look with a nice pair of heels and gold accessories! Yes, even a white shirt and a black T-shirt!
Your most prized possession?
My mom’s 24k gold pendant that has Allah engraved in and it was given to her by my late grandfather when I was born. (Emotionally and financially 🙂
Your favourite accessory?
Any sort of solid gold jewelry! Literally!
What item in your closet makes you cringe?
OMG! My Ed Hardy T-shirt with all those diamantés engraved in a skull. Haha, it’s almost vintage but i need my kids to see it.
We speak to actor and singer Farhan Saeed about his journey in Lollywood, his hobbies and his inspirations
You started off in a boy band called Jal. How did the journey from there to here happen?
I started my career with Jal and I would say it was meant to be. I was performing at one of my university’s events where a common friend introduced me to Gohar Mumtaz and we recorded Woh Lamhey and from there we just never looked back.
How does it feel seeing yourself on the cover once again?
As always it feels so good to work with GT and to be on their cover story. And my favourite part is communicating with my fans through GT.
How are things with you and Urwa now?
Unanswered.
How did you decide to pursue acting as a career? Did you always want to become an actor?
I never wanted to be an actor but it just happened! To be honest initially, I never thought I would be taking up acting this seriously. Now I think I’m in love with the process of acting as I want to discover the new roles and the boundaries I can push as an actor and I think that keeps me going. Choosing a right script, the right role and performing to my best abilities is what I’m enjoying right now.
Has your perception of the entertainment industry in Pakistan changed over time?
I don’t have a perception about the entertainment industry as such but yes one keeps meeting people everyday and keeps discovering. I also think our entertainment industry is very talented. Be it music, drama or the film industry we are like a family. We are a very small industry and everyone knows everyone and I think overall it’s a good industry but the perception as such has never changed. I think our industry is different than the other industries in the world and I see people standing for each other quite often in this industry.
What are your hobbies outside of singing and acting?
I like sports. I have always been a great fan of outdoor sports. Cricket, volleyball and table tennis have got to be my favourites. So the minute I get some time off I love indulging in these sports.
Do you work out?
I do work out but unfortunately, I’m not that regular. But I am strong believer of going to the gym. It keeps you sane, fit and fresh.
People in Pakistan don’t consider signing or acting a proper profession. What do you have to say about that?
Unfortunately, that’s sad. But once you cross a certain line then you know it’s a parallel and proper profession. Fortunately, in singing and acting Allah has been kind to me so it never came to my mind whether it is a proper profession or not but people would be very surprised to see how much actors and singers earn.
How do you handle the fame that comes with being an actor? Does the hate or the pressure ever get to you?
Well, I think once you’re a successful actor or a singer that comes with it and you know that’s when people like your work. I have learnt to filter the haters and that really helps. But people think that actors and singers are public property and anyone can say anything about them. I am fortunate enough to filter all that and I don’t let it get to me if I don’t want to. I really like and respect my fans and whatever we are, we are because of them. The good and bad just comes with it. We are what we are because of the love we get from our fans. My fans mean the world to me and make me strive to keep doing better with each passing day.
What’s your favourite part about your work?
My work is my joy and passion, it’s what keeps me going everyday – so I love everything about it. Making new music, performing at a concert in front my fans, acting in a drama, shooting for a TVC and now making my film Tich Button – the journey of creating something for people to see and react is an altogether different high … and what keeps me going.
Name three things on your bucket list?
Performing Hajj. Travelling to my favourite destination. I have quite a few actually… third would be doing a dream script.
Tell us about your first TV shoot. What was it like?
My first shoot was a music video Woh Lamhey. Everybody knows about it. It’s a memory that stays with me forever. T-shirt, pants, shoes and car, everything was borrowed. When we shot the video for Woh Lamhey. We had no experience and yet Allah blessed us with the number one song of Pakistan for months.
Who is your inspiration?
My inspiration would be any hardworking individual I love and respect wholeheartedly. The people who are honest with their profession inspire me. I literally note every single thing about people who I think are very honest with their profession. You could be a salon worker, waiter, singer and if you are honest with your work, it shows and if you are not then that shows too and that’s how you lose my respect right then and there.
Describe your perfect day off when you’re not working.
Waking up then breakfast, gym and friends coming over for a good jamming session. Basically, lots of chilling.
What advice do you have for aspiring actors?
Just be honest and passionate about your work. Just don’t do your work for the sake of fame and money but instead do it for the love of your profession. Whatever you are doing be at acting, singing just do it wholeheartedly and then there’s no way anyone can pull you down.
Photography: Mohsin Khawar
Wardrobe: Munib Nawaz
Makeup & Styling: Toni & Guy
Location: Eggspectation; Client Management: Alchemists
Sasha Raja had one of the best Eid looks. This romantic saree in the shades of pink and green really stole our heart. We especially love the pearl details of the blouse. She accessorized the outfit with floral earrings and a few rings.
Mariam Ishtiaq chose to wear Ansab Jehangir for Eid and we’re here for it! She let the outfit do most of the talking which is great. Her long wavy hair was tucked back from one side and she wore sparkly flats. Our fave part of this photo is her baby bump!
Hiba Mehmood looks absolutely fire in this Farah Talib Aziz outfit for Eid. We love the candy colours but most of all we love how Hiba styled this look. She accessorized her look with a metallic Dior Bag and Aquazurra heels and the coolest shades ever!
Urwa Hocane always knows how to make a style statement and she does just that in this stunning Agha Noor outfit. The black embroidery on the white looks splendid. Urwa pairs the outfit with traditional black khussas.
Malaecah Malik
looks like a dream in this lengha choli. Everything about this look – from the stunning colours of the outfit to the understated jewellery and makeup – is amazing! We’re obsessed!
Mahira Khan has been slaying it with all her looks recently while promoting her new movie. She turned heads in this Faraz Manan gown. She accessorized her stunning dress with very little – just green earrings and wore her hair in waves. We love everything about her look!
Jafferjees, the founder of the largest leather goods in the country, has expanded operations by opening outlets in Islamabad and for the first time in Multan.
Chief Guest Deputy Head Of Mission Martin Dawson headlined the power-packed 31st Ladies Fund Power Lunch.
Influencer and socialite Sara Zahid takes us inside her closet
How would you describe your personal style?
My personal style has two extremes, I’m either dressed to the nines or in sweats and most times it’s the latter. I’d say it’s comfy glam…if that’s a thing?
Your favourite fashion designer?
Definitely Karl Lagerfeld, such a legend. I love what he has done for Chanel and actually love buying from his own label as well.
Do you believe in sustainable fashion? Have you changed your wardrobe to make it more sustainable in the recent years?
I definitely believe in sustainable fashion since I’m such a hoarder, I need my clothes to last me a long time (even if I’ll only wear them once lol). To be honest, I was into fast fashion since I didn’t want to ever repeat outfits on my insta feed but now that has completely changed. I invest into classic pieces and always change at least one aspect of the outfit when I re-wear it to make it look different and fun. I’ve also tried to shift my focus from branded bags/shoes to buying jewelry because it retains value and there’s no wear and tear.
Where is Pakistan do you love to shop?
Sana Safinaz, Elan and Zaha.
What is the oldest item in your closet?
Probably the saris from my mother’s bridal trousseau.
What, in your opinion, are must have items that are essential to a great closet?
Having staples that fit you well in neutral colours and some statement items for that pop of colour. A black pant that goes with almost everything, a structured blazer, a nice pair of straight jeans, under garments that fit (SO IMPORTANT). Also, having a comfy yet glam pair of black heels will change your life.
Your most prized possession?
My first diamond ring gifted by my mom.
Your favourite accessory?
Definitely earrings. I think they also help in framing your face.
What item in your closet makes you cringe?
Chanel heels that I desperately want to love but they give me granny vibes sadly. Will keep them till I’m 60 and then maybe I can wear them.
Designer: Emraan Rajput @emraanrajput
Model: Suleman Hussain @sulemanhussainofficial_
Photography: Asad Bin Javed @asadbinjavedphoto
Grooming: Shainal @makeupbyshainal
Makeup artist Henna Baig of The Cutting Edge Salon talks to us about her hair and makeup secret
Makeup trends for summer?
The Korean gradient lip tint! It adds enough colour to the lips without making them look outlined and done. Eyes are matte in earthy or neutral shades with individual false lashes and brushed out eyebrows.
What are some tips to make foundation look natural during the summer?
l      Use a low coverage matte foundation (preferably mineral or liquid)
l      Conceal only if and where required
l      Let the weather and the natural skin oils play as highlight, adding extra highlight will only make the face look sweaty.
How do you suggest people protect their natural skin and hair from makeup and styling?
For skin:
- Cleanse your face properly and make sure there is no makeup on your face when you go to bed.
- Scrub twice a week (at night) followed by a sleep in face mask according to your skin type.
- Invest in a good foundation brand that doesn’t clog your pores.
- Always use a sunscreen (day time) and moisturizer or any primer before applying foundation.
- Use very gentle cleansers to remove eye makeup and work with a very soft hand.
- Scrub your lips before going to bed especially if you have been using dark/bright lip colors.
- Keep your makeup brushes and sponges clean.
For hair:
- Make sure you also prioritise haircare
- Always invest in professional hair products like a sulphate free shampoo and a deep conditioning mask.
- Use a heat protection serum before styling.
- Treat your hair with a protein treatment every weekend.
What is your go-to skincare routine?
I like to cleanse and tone my skin daily. I scrub twice a week at night, followed by a sleep in face mask. Always use sunscreen and moisturizer!
Never sleep with makeup on!
Keep yourself hydrated!
What mistakes do most brides make in your opinion? If you could give the brides who come to you advice, what would it be?
Keep yourself hydrated at all times! Don’t neglect your body and the nutrition and hydration it needs weeks prior to your big day. Also, red is not always the way to go. Brides should look into peaches, off-whites, golds and pinks as they compliment our skin tones. There should be one focus point in the makeup, either glam up the eyes or the lips. Don’t do both! A no makeup look is done with makeup. It doesn’t mean that you use NO makeup.
What challenges have you faced as an MUA in Pakistan?
Clients have these heavily filtered photos and videos saved as makeup inspo where all the brides look like flawless porcelain dolls. It’s impossible to match their unrealistic expectations.
What consists of your everyday makeup kit?
Moisturizer, concealer, mascara, brow gel, lip and cheek tint.
Top 5 foundations?
l      Guerlain
l      NARS
l      Bobbi brown
l      Too faced
l    MAC
Hira Khan is the epitome of grace in this pink and white look. She pairs a hot pink sweater with flared white pants and a Valentino bag. Hira wears her hair in lose waves and we think she looks absolutely perfect for the summer.
Once again,
Hussain Rehar is the undefeated best dressed male in literally all of Lahore. The ace fashion designer pairs a mustard top with blue pants and chunky black shoes. We love the pop of colour his red bag adds. 10/10!
One of our favourite looks this fortnight was Shanzay Sheikh in Mahnoor Iqbal. This kurta is such a work of art. We love a good floral print without it being too overwhelming. Shanzay wears her hair black in a sleek ponytail and accessorizes with silver earrings and silver heels.
Amna Baber stuns in this silk button down paired with a silk skirt. She pairs her outfit with pointy louboutins and keeps her hair and makeup simple. We love the entire look!
One of our favourite traditional looks this fortnight was Rabia Butt in this stunning gharara. Rabia always pulls off traditional looks so effortlessly and this time was no different. She turned heads in this all white gharara by Mohsin Naveed Ranjha. She paired it with jhumkas, silver bangles and kept her hair simple in a bun.
Hania Amir looks picture perfect in Lulusar’s eid collection. She wears a gorgeous rust outfit which is a perfect fusion between eastern and western. We especially love the dupata. Hania pairs the look with black statement heels.
Anisa & Amina of Raka Events organized the annual RAKA Ramadan Volleyball tournament after a 2 year hiatus due to Covid. The main sponsors of the event were Redbull & Toyota and Abhi, Faisal Funds, Lipton, Bykea & Candyland.
Mega Event by H&S, The No.1 Property Company in UAE launched its Luxury Apartments project Autograph in Lahore. The world class event was held at the Pearl Continental Hotel, Lahore.
Brand: Sairashakira | PR: Centaur One | Muse: Abeer Assad
MUA: Sonia Nazir | Styling: Mehek Saeed
We speak to millennial entrepreneurs and NCA graduate Ammal Naeem and her partner Eman about their new design studio called Outcomes.
Tell us a little about Outcomes.
It started with the vision to create value based designs and find likeminded designers willing to explore the realm of creativity. The idea is to remain free of mental barriers when designing so that the creative mind is given the space to flourish and create designs that are new and authentic.
What are your backgrounds?
Ammal: I did bachelors in architecture from NCA.
Eman: I have done my BBA from FAST.
Who came up with the idea?
Ammal: It’s been a combined desire for both of us wanting to start a venture that would support our collective vision. I wanted to bring my designs to life which I had been designing since my student life at NCA.
Eman: I wanted to use my skills of marketing to promote new ideas.
What are your roles?
Ammal: Since we want the design studio to be a space for all creative minds to be able to express themselves, we both act as designers simultaneously working on evolving the entire concept. I primarily I focus on the design element and where as Eman focuses more on the finances and the marketing. The production is a combined effort and we wouldn’t be able to handle one without the other.
Do you think your time at NCA helped you get an edge over other designers/architects?
Studying architecture from NCA taught me to question every design I came up with. The question ‘why?’ had a major impact on me as I was taught to question everything I did and why I did it. It liberated me and led me to spend time with myself to figure out what I was truly passionate about.
How are you able to use social media as a tool for your business?
Social media has the power of reaching a far greater audience than ever possible before. We are not limited to our geographical boundaries and can reach a lot more people all around the globe. It also has provided us the opportunity to start small and test our designs out before we decide to take this on a larger platform.
What advice would you give other young people like yourselves who are thinking about starting their own ventures?
As far as we have come we believe that it is paramount that you are passionate about what you are doing. We know that it has been said to death by now but there are so many hurdles that come with starting a new venture and if you’re not passionate about what you’re doing, it’ll be very hard to get through those difficult periods.
Any last comments for your readers?
As much as it brings us happiness to be able to share it in this form with you, our struggle, especially as women working in a predominantly male dominated field (vendors, contractors etc.) has been substantial. We want to appreciate all those who became a part of the journey leading to the first collection. Here’s to hoping for a future that makes it easier for women to come out and be able to explore their creative side!
Rang Barse by 9Lines – Festive Lawn Collection ’22
Muse @mahrukhzamanmalik @aidaahsheikh @eeshaassad
Photography @asadbinjavedphoto
Makeup @fatimanasirmua
Styling & Art Direction @9solutionspk
Fatima can do no wrong when it comes to fashion. I mean, this look is giving! She pairs a lilac skirt with a plain white top and white sneakers. I love how she chose to accessorize with a chunky white clip. Love everything about this look!
No one does relaxed fashion quite like Mehek Saeed. Our favourite fashionista and new mama snaps a quick mirror selfie. We love her embellished top and oversized black pants. She accessorizes her look with black Birkenstocks and a brown belt bag.
Zainab stuns in this blue and white beach outfit. She accessorizes her summer look with a Christain Dior visor hat and keeps her hair and makeup simple. We’re here for it!
One of our favourite looks this fortnight was Bollywood actor Sara Ali Khan in Faraz Manan for the Iifa Awards. She wore a peplum top by the Pakistani designer paired with flared pants. The embellished outfit turned heads at the red carpet. Sara chose to wear her hair down in loose waves. 10/10!
Influencer Hemayal chose to wear Ali Xeeshan Theatre Studio on her big day. She tied the knot wearing this stunning saree by the designer. We love the details of this outfit, the incricate work on the veil, the stunning peach colour and the ruffles, it’s all to die for!
Sameen always knows how to stand out from the crowd and she does just that in this all white outfit. She keeps the look simple and accessorizes with Van Cleaf earrings and a brown bag. We’re obsessed with her clean and fresh look!
OKA Pan Asian and Sushi Bar hosted a fabulous tasting for exclusive guests at their new restaurant in DHA Phase 5.
