Bridal Dress Designers in Lahore Pakistan 2013: July 2013

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For decades, nothing has spelled glamour more clearly to women than designer evening dresses. With some careful shopping, you don't need to be like Carrie Bradshaw and spend a month's rent on a dress (although you certainly can if you think it's worth it). Some designer dresses can be found for much lower prices than what was originally suggested.

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Shopping for Designer Evening Dresses

For up to the minute designer wear, you have to shop at a high-end boutique or department store. While you can buy a dress online, this is only advisable if you have no other option - if you are buying a vintage dress, for example. Women may be frustrated investing in a designer evening dress to wear for a great event that doesn't fit properly.

Fashionistas and designers have always known that the right fit is key to a gown's look. It doesn't matter how fine the fabric or what sort of intricate detailing there is - if it doesn't fit perfectly, it won't look good. You only have to watch the Oscars to understand this. Most actresses have image stylists, yet there will always be one who comes a cropper, and usually because the dress just doesn't fit quite right. Take the time and make the effort to find a good salesperson at a shop who really understands body shape and fabric so that you will end up with a dress that looks like it was designed specifically for you.

A few evening gown lines to consider include:
Despite the popularity of many modern designers, vintage gowns remain in vogue. There is a lot to love in a vintage dress beyond its uniqueness. From a delicately beaded, flowing gown from the 1920s, to the body-shaping silks of the 1930s and 1940s, to the low cuts and tight bodices of the 1950s - a vintage gown makes a statement. It's preferable to shop in person where you can, but many web sites carry high-quality vintage gowns or reproduction wear and can advise you on sizing. Some good sites for actual vintage wear include:

1985We opened in Seville (Spain) the first FRANC SARABIA store, specialized in wedding gowns, evening dresses and accesories.
1993We create our own collection to all the stores.
1995 FRANC SARABIA, exhibit its collections of gowns and evening dresses in the fair NOVIA ESPAÑA, fashion show in Barcelona. It had a great success in terms of sales.
We open in Seville, in the street Cuna number 48, the biggest bridal store for the time being, with more than 400 square meters of exhibition in the downtown of the city.
1998 The collections are presented at the most important specialist trade fairs in Europe (SPOSAITALIA, HARROGATE, CDP, etc.). We start working together with famous designers such as Angel Schlesser, Francis Montesinos, Roberto Torretta, and some others.
2000 The collections are presented at the Gaudi catwalk in Barcelone. We begin a franchise development plan in all Spain. We launch the first FRANC SARABIA collection of shoes.
2002 We create our second brand: MANU ÁLVAREZ, specialized in wedding gowns and evening dresses. The objective is to get more clients in every area.
2005 We consolidate the franchise business plan in Spain and we start our international expansion.

1. The Wedding Dress - Princess Diana hand picked designers David and Elizabeth Emanuel to design her wedding dress, she knew what she wanted, but not being a designer herself, she could only express through words what she was looking for, and hoping the designers could take in her ideas and run with it. The end result was a traditionally Carrickmacross laced elegant ivory dress embroidered with sequins and pearls with huge puff sleeves, (such a statement trend for the 80’s) and a massive bow. It was a wedding dress the world had never seen before, and it was a dress that the fashion world would fall in love with. To this day the techniques and skills used in making the dress are closely guarded fashion secrets only known by the designers.

2. Moving right along, ringing in at number two is a dress designed by Catherine Walker, a grey silk crepe evening dress with a slit along the side, and a bodice embroidered top that reflected the look of pearls and sequins. Elegant, classy, and a little sexy.

3. Black halter neck gown that’s trimmed at the neckline sprinkled with beads and sequins. Another masterpiece by Catherine Walker, one of Princess Diana’s personal favorite designers and the dress she wore when Charles announced the divorce.

4. Goodbye Catherine Walker, Hello Victor Edelstein. Next on the list is a beautiful, unforgettable deep midnight blue silk velvet dinner dress, probably better described as an evening gown that Princess Diana wore to a White House dinner, where she mingled with America’s leaders, and also a few celebrities. The gown had shoulder straps, a subtle bustle, and was fitted through the bodice and hips with a slight A line at the hem and the dress caught the attention of everybody in attendance. This night, she shined in blue and caused a revival of velvet evening gowns.

5. We’re back to where we started with David and Elizabeth Emanuel. Lady Diana was elegant, she was classy, she was on her way to becoming royalty, and with the help of these two designers, she was racy and on her way to becoming a true fashion icon. This racy black strapless cocktail dress, was fitted tough to the knee and tailor made to show off Diana’s sleek figure. It was pretty daring for a 19 year old soon to be princess, but she threw caution to the wind and with one single night, she shattered her image and created a new one. Strapless gowns were unheard of to be worn by royalty and the look was perfected with a stunning minimal jewel necklace that had copies being replicated all over the world.

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Jewelry designer Taiba undoubtedly knows the worth of jewelry in a woman's life, with this concept, she magnificently moulds feminine dreams into her exquisite gold and diamond jewelry designs.

Jewelry designer Taiba undoubtedly knows the worth of jewelry in a woman’s life, with this concept, she magnificently moulds feminine dreams into her exquisite gold and diamond jewelry designs.

Since 1980, Taiba has been brining mind boggling, luxurious creations to cater the demands of recherché dames. After its successful venture in Europe, Middle East, Saudi Arabia, Dubai, Kuwait, Oman, Abu Dhabi and Sharjah, Taiba finally brings her whimsical aesthetics to Pakistan with a glittering and glamorous event.

The collection unleashed an intricate range of designer jewelry made of diamonds, precious and semi-precious stones engraved in yellow and white gold, all set to dazzle your heart with an unmatchable elegance.

A wedding dress or wedding gown is the clothing worn by a bride during a wedding ceremony. Color, style and ceremonial importance of the gown can depend on the religion and culture of the wedding participants. In Western cultures, brides often choose a white wedding dress, which was made popular by Queen Victoria in the 19th century. In eastern cultures, brides often choose red to symbolize auspiciousness.

In regional clothing, Balochi people wear shalwar kameez of thick cloth with very wide shalwar to prevent themselves from the hot wind of dry Sulaiman Range and Kharan Desert. They wear Balochi turban made of a very long cloth, often in white color to prevent their head from sun rays.Sindhi people wear shalwar kameez with traditional Sindhi cap and Ajrak of beautiful designs which are made locally.Punjabi men wear simple shalwar kameez, Kurta Shalwar and Dhoti kurta according to Punjabi climate. Turban of a thin cloth is also used with Shalwar Kameez especially in rural areas of Punjab where it is called Pagri. Khussa is also used with Dhoti Kurta. In Pashtun dress, people wear traditional Peshawari Chappal in feet and Pakul with Shalwar kameez. Kashmiri people use Pheran, Shahmina, Shahtoosh and Jamavar which makes them warm in the cold climate of Kashmir.

The designer has recently created the world's largest kurta. The kurta, large enough to be worn by a 175-foot-tall (53 m) person, was unveiled at a public ceremony.The Guinness World Records later certified the entry based on a rigorous documentation process. The kurta weighs 800 kg, is 101 feet tall and 59 feet 3 inches wide. Each sleeve is almost 57 feet long. It took a team of 50 hardworking professional tailors a period of 30 days to make the kurta. The huge kurta is made of 800 yards of cotton blend fabric. According to Perwani, "the kurta is an intrinsic symbol of Pakistani attire, and (this garment) has successfully put it on the global map. A kurta represents the essence of what we are and defines our individuality in today's world." The world's largest designer kurta will later be used to create smaller kurtas that will be donated to children's homes run by the Edhi Foundation, a Pakistani NGO.The fashion designer Deepak Perwani is running his own boutique in Pakistan. His sign represents Power and Men’s confidence which is the most claimed statement in Men’s Designing of Deepak Perwani. The signature “Deepak Perwani” has been set himself by the fashion designer Deepak Perwani.The fashion designer Deepak Perwani not only participated in shows nationwide but also participated in the international fashion shows and showed his designs. Deepak Perwani is also the winner of the Lux and Indus Style Awards.

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Friday 12 July 2013

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A new women’s fashion wear brand which is run by talented fashion designer Neel Ahmed. Unlike typical designers, Neel Ahmed focuses on colors, fabrics and cuts for introducing innovative traditional as well as western fashion designs for local and international markets.Neel Ahmed and Billo-La-Perle collaboratively arranged 'Fashionista 2010', a full-fledged red carpet, fashion show and exhibition where they showcase latest fashion designs by Buteek.0
Fashionista 2010 – Fashion Show and Exhibition (16 July 2010 – 18 July 2010)

Jewelry Designs by: Billo La Perle – A unique jewelry brand who is introducing jewelry designs made with Cultured Pearl and 92.5% Silver, which is best alternative to expensive gold jewelry. Billo La Pearl is run by Mr. Saeed Lodhi.

Neel Ahmed and Billo-La-Perle collaboratively arranged 'Fashionista 2010', a full-fledged red carpet, fashion show and exhibition where they showcase latest fashion designs by Buteek and jewelry designs by Billo-La-Perle - A unique jewelry brand who is introducing jewelry designs made with Cultured Pearl and 92.5% Silver, which is best alternative to expensive gold jewelry. Billo La Pearl is run by Mr. Saeed Lodhi.

The focus of the show was traditional dresses with unique cuts including Arabic Shalwar, Patyala Shalwar, Pubjabi Shalwar, and latest trend setting Long Shirts & A-Line Shirts with Pant & Capri Trousers. Designers also put on show creative new eastern and western innovative fashion cuts with matching jewelry.

Female models’ makeup and hairdo was done by Huma & Zara Salon and male models’ makeup and hair styling was done by Imran Hair Salon. Photography of this show done by STUDIOCLIX.

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Nimsay is a famous fashion brand for women seasonal clothing by Nimra Textiles. Recently PFDC Sunsilk Fashion week 2012 was held in Lahore. In this fashion show many textile industries like Lala, Ittehad textiles, five star textiles, Al-zohaib textiles etc has participated. One of the most awaited and appreciated creation in PFDC Sunsilk fashion week 2012 was of Nimsay spring/summer collection 2012.

In Nimsay spring summer collection 2012 latest fashion Pakistani dresses 2012 for girls were included. All summer lawn prints, swiss voile, chiffon and embroidered fabric outfits look amazing. Mostly long length shirts, churidar pajama, frocks and long embroidered neck designs were seen in Nimsay summer collection 2012. Here its complete collection is given with stylish Pakistani fashion summer dresses 2012…
Latest Fashion Pakistani Dresses 2012 For Girls by Nimsay.

Latest fashion Pakistani dresses 2012 for girls by Nimsay is given below. In given collection is of Lahore fashion show named PFDC sunsilk fashion week 2012. Mostly latest fashion summer dresses and frocks etc are include.
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For many people, prom only happens once in a lifetime. This event is one of the most important moments for a high school student or teenager. Thus, it pays to really take the time to consider the dress you wear to this event. If you take the time to really consider the prom dresses that are out there and which is right for your body and tastes, then you can be sure to feel as good as you look. And of course, if you choose the right prom dress, the photographs from this event will be made that much more enjoyable to look at years later. If you put some real thought into your dress, you are sure to be noticed not only by your date but by everyone else at the prom!d by Nimsay summer collection 2012. Check out.

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Forward thinking scientists at Sheffield’s Hallam University have formulated an environmentally-friendly idea they believe could change wedding fashion forever, and for the greater good.

The world’s first bio-degradable wedding dress pays heed to the complications of what to do with a the darned thing once the big day and the honeymoon are over and looks to recoup some of the average £997 cost of a wedding dress.

Eco-conscious brides can simply put the garment in water, where the seams dissolve leaving you with material that can then be used to create new garments. Of course, all of this means that it’s even more important to ensure that there’s an umbrella spare on the big day…

It’s done using something called ‘polyvinyl alcohol’, common in washing detergents, knitted into the fabric. This means the dress itself is the usual material and appearance. The designers feel the bridal gown is the epitome of throwaway fashion, and are keen to provide a new “union between art and technology.” However, university lecturer Jane Blohm is less concerned about the wedding industry than fashion as a whole, adding that, “the fashion industry must begin to challenge conventional attitudes and practices.”

The dress is the focal point of an exhibition, ‘A Sustainable Marriage‘, currently running at the university.
If you haven't attended a wedding before, then you probably didn't know that dresses for wedding guests are almost equally important as the wedding dress that the bride will wear herself. This is mainly the result of the fact that you will somehow be in the spotlight as well, which means that picking one of the dresses for wedding guests is a hard task itself.

Choosing out of an immense range of dresses for wedding guests is difficult and tiring unless you know exactly what you're looking for. The number one rule at weddings is to avoid the color white and nuances which are close to it as much as possible. This type of dresses for wedding guests is definitely not appropriate because the color white is reserved only for the bride.
On the other hand, dresses for wedding guests based on the color black are probably elegant but this is surely not a shade that inspires the right mood for a happy event in someone's life such as their wedding day. Therefore, you should try out some of the dresses for wedding guests that consist in lively colors such as red, green or yellow.
If you are not a fan of the previously-mentioned nuances that a lot of dresses for wedding guests are based on, then you should take a look at the traditional ones which are represented by a wide range of brown, beige, blue and so on. With so many different dresses for wedding guests to choose from, you will surely find one that suits your preferences the most.

World renowned designers such as Elie Saab, Carolina Herrera and Oscar de la Renta didn't stop at wedding dresses.

Chic styles for wedding guests were also showcased at the New York and Barcelona bridal weeks, featuring reworks of the typically muted wedding colour palette, eye-catching textures and high hemlines.

Stand out from the crowd with one of 2013's trends that featured on both sides of the Atlantic.

Short and sweet

The pastel palette featured highly in both bridal weeks. These romantic hues lend themselves to a spring or summer time nuptials.

Go for a knee-length design to give the soft tones a fun, flirty edge.

Bold and majestic, these gemstone colours make a real statement.

They work equally well for summer and winter weddings. Team with metallic accessories and you'll be ready to shine.

Tassels, feathers, ruffles and layers are perfect for a more striking look, full of colour and volume.

If this sounds too daring, add some plumage to your clutch or wear a pair of tasselled heels.
Choosing the perfect outfit to wear to a wedding can be a minefield of problems as you try to negotiate your way between demure lacklustre and fashion faux pas to achieve a look that’s just right. Deciphering the dress code on the invitation is just the beginning- actually finding something that’s appropriate is where it gets tricky. With all the rules, etiquette and expectations that are placed upon you as a wedding guest, deciding what to wear can be a nightmare- but don’t worry, here are a few guidelines to help you.

First of all, have a look at the invitation- the dress code is usually written on here. The bride and groom will expect you to turn up in accord with the level of standard they set, so you need to comply with their wishes- it’s their big day, after all. So now that you know what the dress code is, what does it all mean? Here are a few pointers on what to wear:

For the Ladies

1. Informal Daytime: A dress or suit is appropriate. A cute skirt and sweater set with a pair of heels will also work fine. Remember, you’re not going out nightclubbing, so ditch the glitzy dress and over-the-top makeup. Simple is usually best.
2. Informal Evening: A cocktail dress is definitely suitable; however, steer away from anything too short or revealing. Black is fine and darker colours lend an air of sophistication to any outfit.
3. Semi-Formal Daytime: Dress it up a bit with a dress or suit. Although the same basic rules apply as to Informal Daytime attire, for this event you’ll need to choose items that are more elegant. Why not try a fun floral print dress, and accessorise with a beautiful hat to co-ordinate? Suits can look quite classy, though try to stay away from dark colours or you might look like you’re going into the office- instead, try pastel colours.
4. Semi-formal Evening: Again, a cocktail dress fits the bill perfectly- a little black dress will take you almost anywhere!

5. Formal Daytime: Go for a dress or suit in pastels and soft floral prints. Hats and gloves are optional, though remember that someone has to sit behind you during the ceremony and won’t want their view blocked by your headgear. Also, opera-length gloves (to the top of your arm) are a no-go for this time of day; stick to wrist-length gloves, and lace is always a fun way to jazz up an outfit or add style. If you’re unsure of what style suits this occasion, think of Samantha Cameron from the Royal Wedding- her dress was simple, but the colours worked together to create a stylish and chic outfit.

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