Pakistan Fashion Design Council (PFDC) uncovered its 11thedition of PFDC Sunsilk Fashion Week (PSFW) starting late. With Lahore playing host to the form occasion – for the ninth consecutive year – there was something new that we observed. Originator heavyweights, for instance, Sana Safinaz, Ali Xeeshan and Misha Lakhani were off the logbook, with the present year's mold week clearing more course for extraordinary planners than some other time in late memory. We should discuss PSFW 2018 Day 1.
Breaking the repetitiveness, the opening day signified the most unique runway season with each planner showing something out of the holder and cutting through the outlines and shades of the past season. From Hira Ali using the prêt a concierge stage to raise her voice of chance for women to Hamza Bohkari getting a transgender model on board, the night saw a group of strong gatherings. This is the thing that went down on the very beginning.
Indicating four-piece holder collections each in the midst of the show were Akif Mahmood, Hamza Bokhari, Shahroz Tariq and Zonia Anwaar nearby diamonds by Reama Malik. This time around, Reama diverted from her indication of ordinary pieces to more contemporary ones.
Semi-profitable stones, for instance, yellow topaz and Feroza were spotted on the slant, with a model shaking a crisp white outfit, keeping the complement on the knickknacks. What we favored best about the pearls was that it could be joined with a standard and furthermore current outfit.
Zonia's line titled Senchi reflected rich culture tones with obsolete 'Neelak phulkari' and geometric cases on woven surface. Excited by the 8-Bit Pixel craftsmanship, Shahroz's social affair Pixelated Euphoria made a translation of pixelated delineations into the eutrophic feel of summer. Famous, inconsequential cuts and light shades, for instance, powder blue, baby pink, lilac and cream completed the show. Titled East Bound,
It contained simple frameworks, created utilizing lightweight silks and breathable cotton. The fashioner stole the show following trans-show Maavia's slope walk.
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