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Friday, 1 July 2011
Latest Stylish Crescent Lawn Collection 2011
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Pakistan's fashion
Model Mehreen Sayed takes to the catwalk with a creation by Pakistani designer Feeha Noor Jamshed labeled Teejays during Fashion Pakistan Week in Karachi on November 6, 2009. The four day long event, which was rescheduled twice due to security concerns, features over 30 Pakistani designers, organizers said.
Models sporting creations by Pakistani designer Ayesha await their turn to take the catwalk during Pakistan Fashion Week in Karachi
Fashion model Iraj, wearing a creation by Pakistani designer Sonya Battla, is photographed backstage before taking the catwalk during Pakistan Fashion Week in Karachi
Glamour, Pakistani Style
At the recent Pakistan Fashion Week in Karachi, over 30 top designers showcased their latest designs in luxe fabrics. With heavily embellished sequined clothes and paint-heavy makeups, the models had successfully sashayed down the runway displaying the creativity of each individual designers. Here is a preview of some of the glamourous outfits:
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Syra Khan Pakistani VJ and Model
Syra Khan Pakistani VJ and Model
Syra Khan Pakistani model and VJ:This is the picture of Syra Khan who is famous for his MTV program "Most Wanted" and her commercials for Mobilink Jazz and Other companies.
These pictures are taken from the MTV Paksitan website and I have no copyright on these.
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Veena Malik Pakistani Model and Actress
Veena Malik Pakistani Model and Actress
Veena Malik Pakistani Model and Actress:Malik was born on 26 February 1978 in Lahore, to Ali Malik, a Pakistan Army soldier, and his wife, Zeenat Malik. The family settled in Rawalpindi after her birth. Her grandmother named her Zahida, but her family
insisted on keeping Veena as her first name. Her father often remained away from home, so she was brought up by her grandmother and mother until she was in her late teens when her grandmother died. Malik grew up expressing an interest in joining the film industry and her grandmother decided to encourage her. Her father however disliked the idea and pondered over his daughter's fate in an industry that was deemed unsuitable for girls in Pakistan and initially resisted his daughter's attempts to pursue a career in entertainment. However, she continued to receive support from her grandmother despite the disapproval of many family members. (Resource
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Alina Pakistani Model
Alina Pakistani Fashion Model:This is the photo-shoot of Pakistani fashion model named Alina (sorry i dont know her full name). These pictures were published in Daily Times Sunday Pakistan for the fashion designer Shafaq Habib and photographed by 360 Degrees. She is one of the beautifl fashion models of the Pakistan. I dont know whether she have done some commercials or not but She is best known for her beautiful Photo-shoots by almost every Famous fashion photographer of the Pakistan.
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Khan Submitted her Portfolio to the famous Fashion Photographer and Stylist Deevees who then recommended her to the the famous designer Nayna. Alina was an instant hit. She was named the best new face of the year by Libas Magazine. After that, Alina had entered the professional world of fashion modelling. Alina recived a contract for Ponds beauty products and Fair and Lovely. That was just the beginning of Alina’s Success.
Khan did her first fashion show with Deepak Perwani in London which led to greater opportunities when Alina did a spread for Coach in Vogue Magazine. Alina’s second fashion show was with the famous designer Rizwan Beyg, Ater which Alina had caught enough public attention to be amongst the top ten new models list of SHE magazine. Alina’s success as a new and emerging model increased even further when she recieved a a contact from Gul Ahmed and she was in evr Gul Ahmed spread in Every Known Magazine of Pakistan for the entire year of 2003.
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CLAIRE ELIZA
I found these off-the-charts images on one of my fav sites, Bridal Musings. From a stylized bridal shoot, destination wedding photographer Claire Eliza brings us some real deal Boho/vintage. I love the whole head to toe cross-the-centuries look here from 1920s veil to rough and tumble cowboy boots. Kudos to Claire for conjuring a truly one-of-a-kind look here . . .
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