L’Oréal London, the globe's major splendor company, and the preliminary Pakistan Style Layout Government [PFDC] offered it all and ultimate day of the PFDC L’Oréal London Wedding Weeks time – a foundation that endeavoured to determine and present contemporary and conventional Pakistani Wedding fashion, jewelry and make-up styles, which together created the ‘look’ for the Wedding Season 2012.
The 4th day of the PFDC L’Oréal London Wedding Weeks time included three fashion shows and one single jewelry display. Wedding fashion features were by Seo, Nida Azwer and Umar Sayeed and the jewelry display was by Damas. The day was joined by celebs, media, the style fraternity and buyers/stockists such as the Stansted centered Imani Business and the Pakistani centered Clothing.
Entitled ‘Enchanted’, Seo offered a selection, which made its creativity from black favorite anecdotes, their scary villainesses and favorite heroines. The feelings was black and large scheme was an discovery of purple velvet noir, wicked jewelry to candies wrapper springs and an combination of both. The selection presented trousseau to bridal clothing and confusing the silhouettes to create the age-old contemporary, amazing and powerful. Seo continues to be for the powerful courageous woman who is always the esteemed celebrity of the display but sports her black complicated side with satisfaction. It was an ode to the darkly wonderful and the split magnificent.
The second single fashion display of the evening was by Nida Azwer with her bridal selection, eligible the ‘Awadh The courtroom Collection’. The selection spelt custom, lifestyle and history, in tranquility with the designers’ unique style of joining vintage design with contemporary sensibilities. Nida’s selection attracted creativity from the Awadh Dynasty’s rich and noble social history which was known for its special cultures and richness, in the early 1700s in the Sub Place. With attention to be found in the complex detail, vintage reduces and elaborations in Zardozi and Ari with Swarovski deposits, Nida’s selection was centered in colors of red and lilac, cream color and traditional precious metal. The look house used genuine hand weaved cotton, lamé and genuine France tie for this selection. While the Awadh The courtroom Collection was primarily a womenswear selection, this was the first time the designer presented parts of men's clothing fashion with her bridal wear for women. The brand also presented its unique line for children, which was presented captured and is sold by the name Nida Azwer Kids. Sufi artist Sanam Marvi performed stay for Nida Azwer.
Talking about the event, Nida said, “PFDC L’Oréal London Wedding Weeks time introduced us all an opportunity to be a aspect in decoding bridal styles popular and splendor and everything within.”
The display by Damas was the third and last single jewelry display at PFDC L’Oréal London Wedding Weeks time. The international jewelry company offered a range of its manufacturers including: Marco Bicego, daily deluxe jewelry showing German craftsmanship; Mikimoto, founder of classy pearl jewelry which demonstrated the secret of generation, mixing the best of both planets – conventional style with innovative contemporary design; Boudoor, the popular trilogy selection influenced by the different stages of the moon; Nakshatra’s gemstones jewelry which demonstrated a piece of the night sky and the luminosity of a great number of celebrities and ambiance, a honor to the great thing about the Marquise gemstones. In addition to the above, Luca Carati, Fope Pasquale Bruni, Roberto Money Jawaher, Kiku, Older and Manthourah were also a aspect of this display. L’Oréal Pakistan representative Meesha Shafi started out the Damas display performing ‘Diamonds are a gals best friend’ stay on stage.
The ultimate display of the last day was by Umer Sayeed, who is often acknowledged as amongst fashion’s design experts in Pakistan. His bridal display was shut and started out by acting professional, artist and model Fawad Khan and celebrity Mahira Khan Askari, also lead characters of much recommended excitement sequential “Humsafar”. pr
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