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LAAM Fashion Week 2026 ushered in a transformative chapter for Pakistan’s fashion industry, debuting the country’s first runway-to-e-tail platform where design excellence met real-time commerce. Directed by HSY, the four-day showcase in Lahore brought together the full spectrum of Pakistan’s fashion ecosystem from couture visionaries to high-street powerhouses.

The inaugural lineup featured celebrated names including Ali Xeeshan, Deepak Perwani, Fahad Hussayn, Kamiar Rokni, Maheen Kardar, Mohsin Tawasuli, Nomi Ansari, Rizwan Beyg, Sadaf Fawad Khan, Saira Shakira, Souchaj, Summat, Tena Durrani, and Zainab Salman, each representing a distinct aesthetic within couture, luxury prêt, and bridal.

Co-founded by LAAM and Design651, with Nabila and N-Gents as Official Style Partners and Maheen Kardar as Designer Experience Director, LFW reflected a unified industry effort. Backed by leading retail and logistics partners, the platform positioned Pakistani fashion within a global broadcast spanning over 120 countries.
More than an event, LFW signalled a confident industry investing in its own ecosystem, where heritage craftsmanship, scalability, and digital ambition move forward together.

PR by Lotus
Photographs by Waqar Ahmed Butt & Team at Paragon Studio
@paragonstudioofficial @waqar_ahmed_butt

Milan, Italy – Saim Ali, celebrated style icon and media personality, made waves at this year’s Milan Fashion Week, leaving an unforgettable mark on the international fashion scene. His presence turned heads not only on the red carpets but also across the city’s most exclusive fashion events.

During his high-profile trip, Saim Ali had the honor of meeting fashion legend Anna Wintour, as well as American screen icon Lauren Hutton, who is also a celebrated face of Bottega Veneta. These encounters underscored his growing presence within the global fashion circuit.

Saim was invited as a celebrity guest to renowned designer Dhruv Kapoor’s fashion show, where he shared the front row with Bollywood actresses Huma Qureshi and Mouni Roy, alongside Emily in Paris star Paul Forman. He also graced Italian designer Anton Giulio Grande’s show with his signature charisma and style.

Adding to the glamour, Saim attended the Prestigious Black Carpet Awards, where his red-carpet looks received significant applause from paparazzi and were noted by leading international fashion houses.

He also engaged in a thought-provoking conversation with Italian actor Michele Morrone at his exclusive book launch, further cementing his connection with global creative circles.

Saim rounded off his Milan visit by supporting a noble cause at The Phoenix Circle event in collaboration with The Leela Palace, New Delhi—an initiative dedicated to philanthropy and global impact.

With his impeccable fashion choices and dynamic presence, Saim Ali reaffirmed his place as one of South Asia’s most influential voices in fashion and culture, making this Milan Fashion Week a remarkable milestone in his journey.

In a world where fashion often follows fleeting trends, SADHBARG stands out as a breath of fresh air—rooted deeply in meaning, craftsmanship, and spirit. Proudly made in Pakistan, SADHBARG draws its name and philosophy from the marigold, a flower celebrated for its vibrant beauty, strength, and resilience. Much like its floral muse, SADHBARG brings a burst of optimism, timeless elegance, and individuality to every piece it creates.

In this exclusive interview, we sit down with the creative minds behind the brand to talk about their journey, the values that shape their vision, and how they are redefining fusion western wear for the modern soul.

What is the story behind the name “SADHBARG”? How does it reflect the brand’s identity and philosophy?

The name ‘SADHBARG’ translates to a flower with a hundred petals, referring specifically to the marigold. The marigold is a symbol of happiness, resilience, and enduring beauty – qualities that deeply resonate with our brand’s identity and philosophy. Just as the marigold thrives and brings vibrant energy to its surroundings, SADHBARG is about celebrating strength, optimism, and individuality. Our designs aim to embody this spirit – offering pieces that are both joyful and timeless, encouraging individuals to embrace their own unique journey with confidence and grace.

What was the vision when you started SADHBARG, and how has it evolved since its launch?

Our objective has always been to develop a distinctive and original product that resonates with our cultural identity. To create a luxury high-street apparel brand offering both affordability and wearability. I am pleased that our inaugural collection successfully implemented this concept and we intend to maintain our ongoing efforts in alignment with the same vision.

SADHBARG focuses on fusion western wear-what does that mean to you, and how do you define the aesthetic?

For us at SADHBARG, fusion western wear means blending the elegance of traditional craftsmanship with the ease and versatility of contemporary western silhouettes. It’s about creating pieces that are rooted in cultural richness but are globally relevant and effortlessly wearable. Our aesthetic is defined by clean lines, refined details, and subtle nods to heritage – resulting in designs that feel both familiar and fresh. We aim to offer clothing that allows each individual to express a sophisticated, modern identity while still carrying a sense of timeless grace.

As a brand proudly made in Pakistan, how do you incorporate local craftsmanship or resources in your design and production processes?

Being proudly made in Pakistan is at the heart of SADHBARG’s identity. We actively incorporate local craftsmanship by working closely with skilled artisans, and fabric makers from different regions of the country. Our designs often feature techniques that celebrate Pakistan’s rich textile heritage, reinterpreted through a modern lens. By sourcing materials locally and investing in homegrown talent, we not only support the local economy but also ensure that every piece carries a sense of authenticity and cultural pride. Our aim is to honor and preserve traditional craftsmanship while making it relevant for today’s global audience.

Who is the ideal SADHBARG client? What kind of woman do you envision wearing your pieces?

“The ideal SADHBARG woman is confident, independent, and unapologetically herself. She values authenticity and seeks clothing that reflects her individuality rather than just following fleeting trends. She appreciates craftsmanship, thoughtful design, and pieces that tell a story. Whether she is attending a formal event, traveling, or simply expressing her personal style, the SADHBARG woman chooses pieces that resonate with her spirit – timeless, elegant, and empowered.

Launching a new brand always comes with its set of challenges-what were some of the early hurdles, and how did you overcome them?

I maintained a clear vision of my objectives.  The realization of this vision encountered some challenges like production and launch delays; however, none proved insurmountable. Through the collaborative efforts of my team, family, and friends, i was able to overcome them.

How do you strike the balance between trend-forward fashion and timeless wardrobe staples in your collections?

At SADHBARG, we believe that true style lies in the balance between innovation and timelessness. While we stay attentive to global fashion trends to keep our collections fresh and relevant, our core focus remains on creating pieces that transcend seasons. We design with longevity in mind – ensuring that every garment not only reflects contemporary aesthetics but also holds a classic appeal, allowing our clients to wear and cherish them for years to come.

How important is sustainability and ethical production to SADHBARG, and how are you approaching it in your business model?

Sustainability and ethical production are integral to SADHBARG’s philosophy. We are deeply committed to building a brand that respects both people and the planet. Wherever possible, we prioritize sourcing local materials, supporting traditional artisans, and minimizing waste throughout our production process. While we are still evolving, our approach is rooted in mindful design, responsible sourcing, and fair labor practices. We believe that true luxury is not just about the end product, but also about the journey it takes to create it – with integrity, respect, and care at every step.

What does the creative process look like at SADHBARG-from inspiration to final execution?

At SADHBARG, the creative process is a thoughtful and layered journey. It often begins with inspiration drawn from nature, art, culture, or even emotions we want to evoke through our collections. From there, we translate these ideas into mood boards, color palettes, and initial sketches. Once a concept is refined, we move into material selection – focusing on high-quality fabrics that align with both our aesthetic and values. After prototyping and sampling, each piece undergoes meticulous attention to detail before reaching its final form. Throughout this process, we remain deeply connected to our core vision: to create designs that are meaningful, wearable, and resonate with the modern individual.

In a competitive fashion market, how does SADHBARG plan to differentiate itself and build brand loyalty?

SADHBARG differentiates itself by offering a distinct fusion of thoughtful design, cultural depth, and contemporary elegance. We are not just creating garments; we are telling stories through our pieces – stories rooted in resilience, joy, and authenticity. Our focus on quality craftsmanship, attention to detail, and a personalized client experience sets us apart. We aim to build brand loyalty by fostering genuine connections with our audience, delivering consistent value, and staying true to our brand philosophy, rather than simply following trends. In a crowded market, authenticity and emotional resonance are what truly create lasting loyalty.

Where do you see SADHBARG in the next 3-5 years, and what are your long-term goals for the brand?

In the next 3-5 years, we envision SADHBARG growing into a recognized name both locally and internationally, celebrated for its unique blend of contemporary design and cultural authenticity. Our goal is to expand our presence through curated collections, strategic collaborations, and meaningful community engagement. Long-term, we aspire to build a lifestyle brand that not only offers beautiful clothing but also inspires confidence, resilience, and individuality in every woman we dress. We are committed to growing thoughtfully – maintaining our core values of quality, sustainability, and creativity as we evolve.

Any upcoming campaigns, pop-ups, or collaborations your audience should be excited about?

We are very excited about the upcoming projects we have in the pipeline for SADHBARG. We are working on a new campaign that will further explore the themes of resilience and individuality, which are at the heart of our brand. Additionally, we are planning a series of exclusive pop-up events to offer our clients a more personal and immersive experience with our collections.  Each initiative is designed to bring our community closer to the essence of SADHBARG – celebrating authenticity, creativity, and meaningful connections.

Lastly, what message do you want SADHBARG to send to young Pakistani women through fashion?

Through SADHBARG, we want to send a message of strength, authenticity, and self-celebration to young Pakistani women. Fashion, for us, is not just about trends – it’s about empowering women to embrace who they are with confidence and grace. We want them to know that they don’t have to fit into any predefined mold to be beautiful or successful. Our pieces are designed to reflect individuality, resilience, and the quiet power that every woman carries within her. SADHBARG is a reminder that true style comes from being unapologetically yourself.

Zeb & Zeeshan, known for their signature blend of luxury and artistry, have opened doors to a breathtaking new space in the heart of Lahore. This atelier isn’t just a store—it’s a statement of elegance, creativity, and craftsmanship.
Pr by Aamir Mazhar

 

Designer Hassan Sheheryar Yasin hosted a soulful iftar at Wazir Khan Baradari, marking 31 years in fashion and 50 years of impact by SOS Children’s Villages Pakistan. An evening of heritage, generosity, and heartfelt celebration.

 

Iqra university celebrated 24th year of fashion school AIFD with the grand fashion show ‘fashion Odyssey’ the event and PR for the show was organized by Take ll Events & PR, the show direction for the fashion show was handled by Rizwan Beyg

 

In the heart of Rehar Nagar, where every corner hums with the echoes of a bygone era, @feelzalot steps into the frame, draped in the essence of old-school charm. Here, amidst the fading hues of tradition and the whispers of heritage, a canvas comes to life—where yesterday’s grace meets the artistry of today. This is a world where memories linger in every detail, waiting to be rediscovered.

Talent: @feelzalot
Concept: @hussainrehar
Photographer: @sajallsajjad
Video: @saraiqballl
Styling: @labgrownmeant_
Hair & Makeup: @sunil_mua

Introducing SHAH, a lively and vibrant brand that perfectly captures the essence of joyful living. Rooted in an unwavering love for bold design and playful elegance, SHAH brings a fresh approach to everyday fashion for women who embody light and energy.

It’s not just clothing and accessories-it’s a celebration of life, wrapped in undeniable style.

celebrating his win of the Filmfare (UAE) award. Saim delves into his inspiring journey through the entertainment industry and shares much more!

How has living in Dubai influenced your work in the entertainment industry?

I had my gears in the media industry over here before I  moved to Dubai as I have done my higher studies  here. As  I have permanently shifted so it has definitely influenced in the most positive way possible.

What challenges have you faced transitioning from Pakistan’s entertainment scene to Dubai’s?

The only challenge was to register myself among the media world in Dubai, which I did over time and got great results in the form of good work and recognition over here.

Can you describe how your cultural background from Pakistan informs your roles and presentations?

Well being a Pakistani I had to face a lot of challenges. We as a nation are very insecure and self-centred people, we are not ready to help others , but here when I started working with other  nationalities for work mostly I found myself in the right place with the right people. People here support each other and there is hardly any backstabbing.

What are some of the biggest differences you’ve noticed between the media industries in Pakistan and Dubai?

Oh so many! No lobby system and no barriers. Most importantly you are paid on time. The protocols I get on set here I have never got them back home. I was never even nominated in any awards in Pakistan clearly because of jealousy and insecurities of many people in the system but here I got one of the biggest Bollywood awards Filmfare Middle East where I was nominated not once but twice and won this year.

How do you balance maintaining your cultural identity while working in a diverse city like Dubai?

Well I am some one who strongly believes on “Jesa Deis Wesa Bhais” I am among the 1st Pakistani artist who received the Golden residency here 3 years ago and I am part of a lot of international projects. It is simply because of my positive attitude and loyalty with my work and craft which says a lot.

What do you find most rewarding about your work as an actor and presenter in Dubai?

I feel that I get to work with so many other nationalities here specially Bollywood which gives me great pleasure. From interviewing some big Bollywood celebrities here and also big stars from other countries, I always wanted to broaden my horizons and audience. I am the 1st Pakistani who did a Malaysian film and theatre in Malaysia and got massive recognition there too.

Are there any particular projects or roles that you’re especially proud of?

My work in Malaysia. I will always cherish it as an actor on the silver screen as well as on the Theatre stage. Dubai has given bigger and larger opportunities and platforms to perform and flourish . I am the 1st Pakistani to host the most prestigious awards, The Diafa and Emigala Middle East and also have been on the cover  of world class publications such as Khaleej times and many more. My recent accomplishment also includes my Samsung UAE & Gulf’s commercial where I play a lead character.

How has the audience’s reception been to your work in Dubai compared to Pakistan?

Well Pakistan has given me my 1st recognition, I am proudly working for the softer image of my country and Pakistanis. My audience is definitely not restricted just to Pakistani as I have now larger number of Indians and emaratis among my audience.

Can you share a memorable experience or story from your career that stands out?

From my first ever morning show as a host in Pakistan to dramas and than my theatre and film experience in Malaysia. Furthermore shining on some of the biggest platforms in Dubai and much more that are equally amazing and memorable for me in so many ways.

What advice would you give to aspiring actors or presenters from Pakistan who want to work in Dubai?

You must work hard and flourish your name and of your country. I felt so happy when Mahira khan spoke at the Emigala that how proud she is being a Karachiite. We all must broaden our horizons and work worldwide.

“Introducing ‘Ethnic Charm’ — a collection that celebrates the beauty of traditional Eastern wear with a modern twist. Each piece is meticulously crafted to embody elegance and cultural richness, perfect for adding a touch of sophistication to your Eid festivities. Get ready to embrace the charm of our heritage with this exquisite collection!”

Brand: Mulaye by Sadia Abid
Photography: studio Afzal
Models: Neha Maneka
Make-up: Faha Salon

Farah Talib Aziz is now one of the leading fashion houses, tell us a bit about your journey and what inspired you both to become fashion designers.

My mum would cut and stitch her own outfits from scratch from a very young age and realized she had a passion for creating flattering and wearable designs, for not just herself but her friends as well who would really encourage her to keep creating!!

What’s your favorite part about being a fashion designer?

Inspiring people, making women feel their best and executing ideas and bringing them to life.

What’s your greatest strength as a fashion designer?

Staying true to our aesthetic and maintaining supreme quality.

Can you describe your signature design aesthetic?

Effortlessly luxe and timeless pieces that can be passed down to generations.

What has been the most pivotal moment in your fashion career?

Opening our first international store in Houston has been the most pivotal moment for us.

How do you stay true to your design philosophy when trends change?

Keep focus on flattering silhouettes that remain classics but can be accented with trending elements.

Can you share a design or collection you are most proud of?

One of our first bridal collections that was shot by my dear friend Muzi Sufi and featured one of my favourite muses Imaan Madani

As inflation has affected everyone, how do you plan to keep your new lawn collection still affordable for the masses?

By adjusting our own profit margin and creating classic designs from premium fabrics that can be worn again and again for years to come.

Farah Talib Aziz has also marked its name in making the most stunning and traditional bridal outfits. What according to you will be the hot favourite colour palette for the spring brides?

Lavender is really taking over international markets and I feel like it should come in ours too!!

Tell us about your new upcoming collection (both bridal and lawn).

Our Lawn collection pushes boundaries to introduce innovative techniques such as cut work appliqué, laser cut, ribbon work and stylised 3D embroideries, on PURE PREMIUM fabrics, making a lawn collection like never before

Our Bridal collection is created to be loved and cherished for generations to come. It uses traditional embroidery techniques all painstakingly intertwined on pure handwoven fabrics with modern flair.

Any advice for all the upcoming brides and aspiring designers.

Stay true to yourself and you don’t have to follow whatever is selling.

Shoaib has stunned us with his makeup transformations and has become one of the favourite makeup artist in town for both brides and fashion editorials.

Shoaib you are known for your unrealistic yet jaw dropping makeup transformations. Tell us a bit about yourself and what inspired you to become a makeup artist?

I am a very simple, friendly and fun guy. I get along with people easily and that’s probably because I was brought up in a joint family where all your elders teach you to be polite and considerate.  My inspiration of becoming a makeup artist was a wedding I attended in my childhood. When the bride arrived I almost did not recognize her though she was a very close family member. That day I knew I wanted to know what sorcery that was and I knew I wanted to become a powerful wizard.

Some of your transformation looks of late Madam Noor Jahan got a lot of attention on your social media, do you think this and may other transformation looks were a turning point in your career?

Thank you for your appreciation. I do these looks for myself to be honest. I challenge myself and then I try to live upto it and by the grace of the Almighty, I have been successful so far. I can’t say if these looks were the turning point in my career but I received a lot of recognition and love because of them.

Shoaib we saw you dancing your heart out at Ahl-e-Dil; tell us about how you ended up learning classical dance and do you plan to excel your career in this field of art as well?

I have always been into visual and performing arts. I believe that dance is a medium that connects you with your soul. I needed a platform for my connection and Ahl-e-Dil and the Colony gave me exactly that. I would like to pay my gratitude to Fatima Amjad for believing in me and encouraging me all the way. It sure is something very close to my heart but it’s not a career option for me.

Congratulations on opening up your own makeup studio. Tell us about the challenges you had to go through to reach this point and how do you feel after achieving this milestone?

Well, every startup has its challenges and excitement, mine has too but I am very thankful to Allah for all His blessings including this one. I feel grateful but at the same time I believe that “Abhi Ishq Ke Imtihan Aur Bhi Hain”.

Spring wedding season is just around the corner, what do you think will be the ‘spring makeup’ trend?

Spring is all about blossoming and embracing yourself for who you are, and so will be the makeup trend in the spring. Minimalistic makeup and pink tones.

What color palette would be trending for spring bridals and which colours should be avoided?

Pinks, hands down. pastel, subtle, shimmery; all pinks.  Avoid darker shades of lilac, maroon and browns in the spring.

Your three favourite makeup products

Three things that can be sufficient for basic makeup are probably my favorite things too. An eyebrow kit, a lash curler, and a tint for lips and cheeks.

What unique techniques do you use to enhance a client’s natural features?

The only technique that I religiously follow is minimalism. My mantra is “Less is more” and that’s what I do.

Describe a makeup look you created that received significant media attention.

The natural dewy no make look I suppose. That look got me a lot of attention on social media and 9 out of 10 clients ask me for that look.

Share an experience when you had to create a look based on specific character requirements for a film or TV show.

I have not done any TV show or film yet, however when I created my very first look of Maleficent, I worked on some specialized makeup techniques. People loved the look and then I did several more as you mention Madam Noor Jahan, Ma’am Rani, Depika Padokon, Haleema Sultan and Sohail Warraich. Yes I did a Sohail Waraich look as well.

How do you stay updated with the latest trends in the beauty industry?

I keep an eye on international makeup trends. I follow globally renowned makeup artists and I seriously rely on continuing professional development.

Any advice for all the bride-to-Be’s

Dear Brideto-be, please dont stress yourself unnecessarily, take care of your diet and go for a minimal, more natural makeup look.

Fashion & Jewellery Designer Zehra Valliani had a fabulous Birthday Bash for her Mom Sameena at Dynasty, Marriott. It was a glamorous event with the creme de la creme of the Isloo ladies with a sumptuous Thai & Chinese buffet and live musical singing to entertain the guests who say the best Mom daughter duo in Isloo society known for their lavish parties and awesome crowd turnout.

 

 

Our bridal collection “Koh-e-Noor” is a masterpiece that redefines wedding wear, its delicate hues and intricate details, this ensemble is a testament to timeless beauty. Step into a world of pure enchantment with our bridal campaign. A moment, creating cherished memories that last a lifetime.

Alishba & Nabeel bridals capture the ethereal essence of dreams, with flowing fabrics and exquisite details that transport you to a magical realm.

Photography: Azeem Sani
Makeup: Qasim Liaqat
Muse: Hira Mani

Nickie Nina

Sisters Nickie and Nina are the power-house of creativity behind their eponymous fashion brand and are considered one of the pioneers of eastern Haute Couture. Traditional embellishments and unconventional cuts fused with rich fabrics and textures make up a classic Nickie Nina ensemble. The designing duo point out this season’s trends to Sana Zehra

What are the key trends for bridal and wedding wear for the upcoming season?

The upcoming bridal and wedding wear consists of chunri and ethnic work in contemporary cuts.

What are classic silhouettes that flatter every woman?

Classic silhouettes will always be kurtas in different lengths.

What trends would you like to see die?

Cold shoulder, too over done already!

What trends would you like to see more women experiment with this season?

Shalwars need to make a comeback.

What do you hope to see more of from designers in bridal and wedding wear this season?

Classic and traditional work needs to be highlighted this bridal and wedding season.

If you’d choose to give any celebrity a makeover who would it be and why?

Benazir Bhutto will always remain a political and fashion icon and it would’ve been a dream come true to have dressed her.

What are a woman’s must-haves in her closet?

All black outfits are definitely a must have.

Any styling advice?

People should keep changing according to fashion trends without compromising their personal style.

Souchaj

Souchaj Bridals are known for being classic with timeless silhouettes and entirely hand mroidered.The immaclate tailoring and attention to detail ensure these pieces become Heirloom passed down for generations. Mehr and Mehak give their experts tips to Sana Zehra

What are the key trends for  this season’s bridal and wedding wear ?

Structured and voluminous silhouettes with classic cuts

Warm tones with deep hues

Rich fabrics, such as velvet, atlas, tissue, chunri, mukesh,etc.

What are the classic silhouettes that flatter every woman?

Any silhouette paired with a dupatta wrapped effortlessly around a woman

What trends would you like to see die?

That would definitely be the velvet wrap-arounds! They look more like a bathrobe rather than a fashion trend.

What trends would you like to see more women experiment with this season?

Women should try various body hugging inners with oversized silhouettes paired along with layers of rich velvet. They can further variate it with banarsi’s (khamkwab) and distinct Indian zari to create large volume and flare–a perfect blend of grace and elegance.

What do you hope to see more of from designers in bridal and wedding wear this season?

This season is all about being festive and bringing together culture and traditions. I am really looking forward to seeing some traditional Old School looks. It would be really nice and innovative to see different Old School looks coming together to bring out something much more unique.

If you’d choose to give any celebrity a makeover who would it be and why?

Meesha Shafi! She’s someone with her own unique sense of style. Her personality is very eccentric and she always manages to pull of anything whether its eastern or western.

What are a woman’s must-haves in her closet?

Every woman should have an intricate hand-embroidered shawl. This is a staple for every wardrobe as you can pull it off with almost anything.

Favourite all time designer?

Naeem Khan

Any styling advice?

One styling advice that can go a long way is: Less is definitely more.

Any fashion related message?

Simplicity done right can make a bold statement. Be yourself as that’s the most original fashion statement one can make.

Saadi Mirza

Saadia Mirza makes glamorous clothes that flatter a woman. Her outfits are as pretty and dazzling as she is. Saadia gives pointers to Sana Zehra on how to stand out this wedding season

What are the key trends for bridal and wedding wear for the upcoming season?

The key is individuality. The modern woman is confident; she knows who she is and what she wants. Her values translate into her clothes, especially for the most important day of her life. The on point bridals this season are classic with emphasis on volume, intricate embellishment and detail.

What are classic silhouettes that flatter every woman?

I believe the classic kurta, achkan, aijhar, and anghrakha suit most women.

What trends would you like to see die

Hold off the cloning of silver embellished bridals, pahleez!

What trends would you like to see more women experiment with this season?

I would love to see the farshi and the Dhaka pajama with a new modern cut, along with midriff length jackets to be experimented with this season.

What do you hope to see more of from designers in bridal and wedding wear this season?

I really hope to see more of old world charm and techniques intertwined with a new modern look.

If you’d choose to give any celebrity a makeover who would it be and why?

I find Armeena Rana extremely gorgeous; I’m certain she would pull off my clothes really well.

What are a woman’s must-haves in her closet?

A classic black dress or outfit A well-tailored jacket A statement necklace

Stilettos

Favourite all time designer?

Alexander McQueen

Any styling advice?

Wear what you’re comfortable in.

Any fashion related message?

Be original; replication is never flattery.

Hussain Rehar

Hussain Rehar’s collection represents contemporary fashion with clean lines. The colour palette ranges from metallic pastels to  vibrant explosions of rich colour. His collection mimics the transient beauty of nature exuding un-compromised strength. Sana Zehra asks Hussain about current bridal trends

What are the key trends for bridal and wedding wear for the upcoming season?

Embroidered and embellished culottes with angrakhas

Velvet separates

What are classic silhouettes that flatter every woman?

The A-line cut is the go-to silhouette for every body type. It is universally flattering and, therefore, a classic.

What trends would you like to see die?

Cold shoulder tops

Mom jeans

Peplum

What trends would you like to see more women experiment with this season?

Techno fabrics

Tonal dressing

Sharp suiting

What do you hope to see more of from designers in bridal and wedding wear this season?

Revival of the traditional fashion

If you’d choose to give any celebrity a makeover who would it be and why?

I’d choose Kangana Ranaut for being bold and fierce.

What are a woman must-haves in her closet?

Flared pants

Collared shirt

Oversized trench coat

Favourite all time designer?

Marni

Any styling advice?

Conquer your fear of colour.

Any fashion related message?

Be yourself and set new trends. Our fashion industry needs more of that.

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