Mohsin Naveed Ranjha’s couture language is engrained with femininity, royalty and timelessness. The label puts a spotlight on intricate Pakistani crafts, rich details, heritage drapes and sumptuous fabrics but with a modern view for the woman of today. According to Mohsin, each look from the fashion house, “creates a unique combination of historical opulence and contemporary chic.” It’s why the Pakistani couturier has become a go-to name for celebrities and brides in the country and across the world. From ornate bridal wear for the bride who loves drama to festive pieces for the minimalist bridesmaid, there’s a couture creation for every taste and budget.
Ahead, we have picked our favourites from Mohsin Naveed Ranjha’s latest line.
We couldn’t help but pick this gorgeous lehenga by Mohsin Naveed Ranjha, which was sported by Khush cover girl Sara Ali Khan. The mustard base is embellished with intricate mirror work and thread embroidery as geometric patterns. What we love is the blouse, featuring full sleeves that are balanced with a plunging neckline.
For the bride on the hunt for a lehenga that can be styled later, check out this olive green set by Mohsin Naveed Ranjha. It consists of a sheer anarkali style kurta and a contrasting pink bustier. The fully embellished top can easily be paired with a simple pant or palazzo for a festive occasion post wedding.
If a classic red is what you’re after, the Sheema Kirmani sindoori lehenga will be right u[ your alley. The choli features a scalloped neckline and delicate sequin work. The lehenga is adorned with copious amounts of gold sequin and metallic embroidery in the sweeping niche pattern and floral sprigs, creating a look that is bound to make heads turn with every twirl.
Part of the Mohsin Naveed Ranjha’s Zarlish collection, Iqbal Bano is a dhaani green gharara and shirt set packed with floral motifs and studded with fine gold sequin work. The soothing green shade is a dreamy alternative to tried-and-tested tones.
Minimalists, you’ll love this sublime creamy beige gharara set for your daytime nikaah. The shirt is enhanced with metallic threadwork and beads, while the gharara is studded with artful mirrorwork in grid pattern accented with florets. Amp it up with a red bold lip and pearl jewellery to take it up a notch.
Rani pink, like reds, is another classic bridal palette to make a statement and redefine grace. Musarrat Nazir, from the Zarlish line, is a rich rose-coloured peshwas ensemble that is lavished accented with embroidery as architectural influences such as domes and lattice work. Trims of dhani green, gulnari pink and peach orange on the border add some depth and contrast to the otherwise monotone look.
For an evening celebration, consider the plum-coloured gharara set, which exudes oodles of desi charm. Since the look is accentuated with decorative embroidery and borders, all you need is diamond jewellery to complete your look.
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