MILAN: Forty-five years after founding his fashion group, Giorgio Armani came up with a new way of showing his latest catwalk creations on Saturday - a prime-time TV show. The show was one of the highlights of Milan’s fashion week, which has hosted a mix of live and virtual catwalks for its first edition since coronavirus restrictions made the...

Its been established that 2020 is all about going for it and if you are a real believer of the whole “New Year, New Me” mantra, then you know it’s all about giving your hair a new look, for a fresh start of course. Whether you are loyal to a long length, love a lob, or even want to try a pixie, you know this is the time to give your locks a new look....

Kurta Article  A  kurta  (or sometimes  kurti , for women) is a loose collarless shirt worn in many regions of  South Asia , [1] [2]  and now also worn around the world. [3]  Tracing its roots to  Central Asian  nomadic  tunics , or upper body garments, of the late-ancient- or early-medieval era, the kurta has evolved stylistically over the...

Dahlia” Collection Has You Sorted This Wedding Season! Shiza Hasan presents “Dahlia” where the spirit of bridal couture is inspired by Frida Kahlo which signifies strength and power meeting a new form of artistic beauty. Rich heritage set against Fakir Khana museum, evoking the colors and promising you endless possibilities that create a...

Kurta Article  A  kurta  (or sometimes  kurti , for women) is a loose collarless shirt worn in many regions of  South Asia , [1] [2]  and now also worn around the world. [3]  Tracing its roots to  Central Asian  nomadic  tunics , or upper body garments, of the late-ancient- or early-medieval...

Kurta Article  A  kurta  (or sometimes  kurti , for women) is a loose collarless shirt worn in many regions of  South Asia , [1] [2]  and now also worn around the world. [3]  Tracing its roots to  Central Asian  nomadic  tunics , or upper body garments, of the late-ancient- or early-medieval era, the kurta has evolved stylistically over the...

I n the luxurious surroundings of a top hotel, a parade of glamorous, impossibly slim women walk with gazelle-like grace down the catwalk. Bare midriffs and legs are proudly displayed in intricately embroidered golden fabrics, and there isn’t a veil in sight. This is Pakistan Fashion Week, the jewel in the country’s haute couture crown and an...