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ENTERTAINMENT NOVEMBER 10, 2017 – PAKISTAN LINK – P27
november 9, 2017 - Pakistan Link
EntErtainmEnt & lifEstylE

ashion and beauty joined hands to rock La- Tabya Khan opened day three with her bridal col-
hore with the latest edition of bridal fashion lection Feroza. IVY Couture by Shazia & Sehr made
week. PLBW 2017 aimed to define and pres- its PLBW debut with Rang-e-Perahan, which is all
ent contemporary and traditional Pakistani about the amalgamation of the Ottoman and Mughal
f bridal fashion, while fusing hair and make-up empires that have had rich histories with robust and
trends to create looks for the upcoming bridal season. The intricate designs and similar aesthetics. Zuria Dor’s
first day opened with an enticing jewellery showcase, King of Her Castle incorporated a variety of fabrics,
Nauratan by Reama Malik in collaboration with Wasim including organza, raw silk, kundan net, kamkhab
Khan. Next, the audience enjoyed Shamsha Hashwani’s and net, while the silhouettes were a fusion of west-
much-awaited bridal collection Kolpona: A Gateway to ern and eastern cuts. Farah & Fatima presented Mer-
Nostalgia, comprised of vivid-hued pieces on luxe fab- aki that infused elegance of phulkari and chintz with
rics such as raw silk; jamavar, organza and chiffon; Shiza contemporary designs. Nomi Ansari’s Qabool Hai
Hassan showcased Aroos-e-Shehnai-Chapter II, which is brought together regal, Islamic and Mughal iconog-
a manifestation of splendour and elegance from the Per- raphy in vivid jewel tones, including traditional flo-
sian era. Ali Xeeshan’s Lasting Loyalty gave a fantastic ral motifs and miniature art. Artemisia was presented
finale to day one by incorporating luxe fabrics such as or- by Saira-Shakira in edgy silhouettes with traditional
ganza and raw silk and features tilla work, pearls, naqshi, embellishments and intricate patterns. Nickie Nina
pasham, adda work and a revival of various old-school showcased ADEENA-Generation IV comprised of
techniques. magnificence of Eastern antiquity – from the archi-
Hamza Bokhari opened the second day with his brid- tectural treasures of Eastern Europe to the intricate
al collection Floating Poetry inspired by the vivacious craftsmanship of Southeast Asia. Sadaf Fawad Khan’s
culture of Bengal and its deep relationship with textile. Elayna was applauded greatly by the spectators for its
Sara Rohale Asghar presented The Royal Attire, devour- singular metallic tones of red, blue, yellow, lilac and
ing a fashionable journey through the elaborate lifestyle of the mystic Arabian world. Her de- peach, reflecting the brilliance of the night sky. Hoshruba: Dara Shikoh Aur Sunehri Churail
signs fused grandeur, painting festivity, merriness and celebration through heavily embellished rich by Fahad Hussayn garnered much acclaim due to its inspiration from Iranian influences and
kamkhab, dewy tissue and flowy nets to capture the royal spirit of the collection. Ahmad Sultan folklores and Persian-Islamic architecture.
showcased Secret Garden, drawing inspiration from a beautifully coloured rose, Versilia. His pieces There was a small segment where Mahira Khan spoke to those present about beauty and women
incorporated a blend of traditional embroideries with modern 3D work and tassels on pure fabrics empowerment as the Official Spokesperson for L’Oréal Paris Hair Care in Pakistan. The three-day
such as chiffon, net, organza, kamkhab, kundun zair, silk and jamavar. Inspired by her tale, Faiza extravaganza also welcomed many stars to walk the ramp, like Hareem Farooq, Mehwish Hayat,
Saqlain showcased Heer. Her dresses incorporated a variety of techniques including the dabka, Humaima Malick, Resham, Mikaal Zulfiqar, Amna Ilyas, Urwa and Mawra Hocane, Iman Ali, Sajal
mukesh, tilla and contemporary 3D embellishments and cutworks, throughout the collection. Sana Aly, Ahad Raza Mir, Maya Ali, Singer Aima Baig, film-maker and photographer Abdullah Haris,
Safinaz’s The Last of the Night was one of the highlights. Their 20 modified silhouettes included and singers Ali Sethi and Zeb Bangash who mesmerised the audience with their vocals during one
A-lines, slouchy sheaths, elaborate trumpets, front open shirts and ultra-dramatic back trails. of the segments.

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