Karachi Fashion Week 2010 being organized from 31st January – 3rd February, 2010, is Pakistan’s platform on International Fashion Week circuits joining Paris, Milan, New York, Sydney, London & India. This is a platform which encourages the business of fashion, awareness of fashion and infuses new and fresh talent in the industry.
Pakistani models presents creation by various designers on the second day of Karachi Fashion Week in Karachi on February 1, 2010. The fashion week is organised by Pakistan textiles and Commerce ministries to promote the South Asian textile.-

Karachi Fashion Week is a completely integrated showcase, aimed at encouraging increased collaboration between the fashion design industry & manufacturers. Karachi Fashion Week 2010 being organized from 31st January – 3rd February, 2010, is Pakistan’s platform on International Fashion Week circuits joining Paris, Milan, New York, Sydney, London & India.

This is a platform which encourages the business of fashion, awareness of fashion and infuses new and fresh talent in the industry.

Pakistani models displays creation of local designers Saeeda Zuberi, Umar Mansoor, Yasmin Arif, Ishtiaq Afzal, New port fashion school, Sadaf Rameez & Indus Institute during the Karachi Fashion Week.

Here are the highlights of karachi Fashion Week day 1 for you.

Models display creations by Pakistani student designers from STEP educational institute, in Lahore. The fashion show was organized to display collections from emerging students of STEP from the faculty of Art & Design summer collections.
Various student designers showcased their work at a catwalk to present fashion inspired by traditional designs.

Giving each of her creations an intricate look, Faiza Samee is all set to reinstate the unique art of traditional embroidery on her apparels. Her passion for embroidery was apparent in her display. She conveyed minimalism, traditionalism, romanticism, and vibrancy through her unique selection at Veet Celebration of Beauty Show.
Her creations were a tribute to the lost tradition of embroidery in Pakistan and made a loud appeal to revive it back into style.

Nomi Ansari has gradually made a name for himself as a designer known for his extravagant sense of color. He has started stocking outfits at two stores and is available in both Karachi and Lahore. Nomi’s clothes are a fine mix of ethnic and contemporary elements dazzled by bright colors. He also emphasizes the fact that the pricing is more affordable when compared to others.
He has used textured fabrics like cotton karandis etc and the cut is the most important aspect of his collection. The clothes are ethereal with delicate …

We have heard of it, seen it, read about it, admired it and dreamt of owning an exquisite one of our own. But the various facets of the unfaceted polki are still in a shroud for most jewelery lovers.

The brilliance of the cut diamonds not withstanding, uncut diamonds have a charm of their own that comes to life when teamed with the right kind of stones and metals.

The world took notice of the Indian uncut diamonds or polki and its gorgeous form of jewelery when Rani Mukherjee displayed some stunners in Paheli and Aishwarya Rai in Jodha Akbar.

The jewelery is trendy yet with an elegant feel to it making it perfect for the brides. Pakistani bridal scene is very well flooded with this jewelery even with imitation pieces of polki.

Go ahead to select you favorite one from the collection of designs posted here.

Off and on, we feel the need for a make-over – Yes; even we get tired of our own appearance, and need a change. One way to make that change is to experiment with highlights/lowlights in your hair. Whether you have short hair or long, a little colour will transform your image and outlook, not to forget your self-confidence.

Here are some facts on: What are Highlights & Lowlights; the types available and what would suit your hair colour.

• Highlights: A process that…

Against all odds, Pakistan Fashion Week hit the ramps in Karachi on Wednesday. The four-day event has been rescheduled twice due to security concerns, but that hasn’t dampened the creative energy driving the participating designers and models. Over 30 Pakistani designers - including giants such as Sonya Battla, Rizwan Beyg, and Maheen Khan - are showcasing a variety of casual and formal outfits as well as western wear, jackets, and accessories. The real treat of the week is the chance to catch the designs of dozens of up-and-coming designers as …

The fall/winter seasons are coming and it is time for fashion scarves. As a beautiful accessory, scarves provide both warm-keeping and fashion functions. That is why women love scarves so much.
In the current market, there are not only traditional long shape scarves, but also thicker super long style and also elegant shawl style scarves. Each scarf has its own style and fashion feature. The most important part is that scarves add more lively and amusing to your winter fashion. You have no more scare for the boring winter days any …

They sparkle like gem stones, dazzle the eye; twinkle like stars and glow in the dark – Glitter T-shirts or more informally called Tee’s, have dominated the fashion industry with an increase in demand from teenage girls and kids, who love to wear them with jeans, gypsy skirts, shorts (mainly kids) and flared, capri or cargo pants, to casual and formal functions, school outings and birthdays, where they are proud to flaunt their beautiful glitter tops with embellishments that is the craze in fashion wear. Glitter Tee’s also fascinate boys and men, just as much as women of all ages.