Pakistan Fashion Week Seven

On their wedding day, the bride and groom are the golden couple, so why not take the figurative literally? Shimmering diaphanous silks and chiffons embellished with ornate embroidery, trims and beadwork give outfits a celebratory air, perfectly suited for your Big Day bridal look

Steal the spotlight at any event with the dazzling draw of emerald green.  The catwalks of Pakistan Fashion Week were a forest of tall willowy models donning lehengas and anarkali’s in the leafy shade, marking it out as the shade of the season. We’re obsessed with contrasting ice-cream pastel hues (far left) - equal measures of delicate, ultra-feminine and beautiful


Take the edge off steely diamond with a chiffon dupatta and softly flowing skirts, another key style seen at this year’s Pakistan Fashion Week. While diamonds remain a girl’s undisputed best friend,
these gowns are surely close contenders


Blast away the last of winter’s grey with the vibrancy of citrine colours and herald the new season’s arrival.
Outfits that throb with the sheer joy of life are the way forward for the spring bride, while full flowing silhouettes work for a multitude of shapes. Neon trims and intricate stonework are fitting partners-in-crime to this bold look


Elegant or boho looks in fabulous amethyst are the style of the season; versatile enough to be worn whether you’re the bride-to-be or simply a guest to a spring celebration. Go for a pretty and pale effect (far left) or capture hearts with superbright shades. Flashes of metallic trims and elaborate stonework conspire to build magnificence


If there’s one shade Asian weddings are synonymous with, it’s red. The colour transcends time and signifies luck, prosperity and passion. Despite its centuries-old association with weddings, Pakistan’s elite designers find innovative ways to update and refresh the look, as seen in this collective. Breathtakingly beautiful