Fashion Without Borders

Several Pakistani designers showcased their latest designs in the city over the weekend She was born and grew up in Mumbai, but. Working Ayesha Aejaz allusion to his Pakistani roots "While the Indian embroidery, the silhouettes of my clothes - their length and straight fall - are similar to the plans of the border," she said of the designer of 26 years, who has studied the craft Sophia Polytechnic in Mumbai. was always dominated by Pakistan, the land of his ancestors. One example is his latest collection, which was part of Mumbai Fashionville a two day event in the gallery cache Bandra last weekend. "My line was specifically paired with maxi dresses and anarkalis churidars but not spacious with salwars. The materials are lightweight chiffons and jerseys," she explains. Michael Kors Outlet Interestingly, Aejaz that often goes to Pakistan and whose label is a little more than two years, the only Indian designer Mumbai Fashionville. Initiative marks only Pret - a multibrand strategy fashion house in Karachi, with a trip to Dubai - The exhibition prepared by 16 Pakistani designers. Anwar Hadi, CEO, brands only Pret, said: "We decided to organize this exhibition to get a better idea about the Indian market." Line-up of designers that are popular throughout Pakistan boasted to get that right, and unbeatable Mehrene Vasim Asghar for experienced as Shahla Rahman Label. however, were not Pakistani designers present for the show. "Most designers are loyal to Pakistani-long flowy silhouettes which shows that, with muslin, georgettes, cotton and linen with thread and chikankari," says Anwar. One participant was so Somaya Adnan, who with his partner, Ayesha Sohail, head of the label Ayesha-Somaya. Although she could not be there for the event, Adnan was still excited about his first Indian collection. "We carried out a series of 20 dresses in gold, bronze, nude, red, brown and aubergine. Feedback us with cocktail collections we want to fall later this year to help," she said.