womens dress shoes 2013 -2014

As difficult as if when you are looking womens dress shoes suitable for evening dress at a wedding ceremony. Sometimes the languages you pessimists who made it difficult to get a womens dress shoes to match. Though it is not as difficult as you imagine when they want to wear a dress shoes to be combined with a dress. Step easy it is you should adjust your dress shoes after wearing a dress, but it is not a problem when you want a dress that must follow the patterns of dress shoes that you wear. Most important is how you can integrate yourself, in a sense put on women's dress shoes and dress according to the will of your heart.Sometimes,women feel difficult to wear high heals. But this become a trend to wear that kind of shoes with long shirts and trousers.

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Pakistani Dress Designer | Boutique Fashion 2010

Pakistani dress designers are getting repute in the fashion 2010 world now and Pakistani dresses too. Due to the advancement in techniques and progression of designs and prototypes of dresses Pakistani dresses are getting class in the fashion world. In new women fashion Pakistani designers and Pakistani dresses have their own state and people really appreciate and demand Pakistani dresses.

Today I am going to share some gorgeous dress collection of Nomi Ansari & Fiza Sami “Pakistani Dress Designer. The collection includes all types of Pakistani dresses like Salwar Kameez, Lehnga, and gowns etc.

The dress consists of Long Kurti and casual trouser, the dresses is very common now days and in fashion. Shoulder less long kurti has enough and beautiful thread embroidery along with some made up flowers fixing at the bust and at the collar. The narrow collar style looking executive.

Such light “Kaam daar” dresses are very common in Pakistan as a wedding party wear. But this dress has rich work. Frock type kurti actually is a blend of long kurti and casual baggy style frock. The short sleeves are also in baggy style. Black strip is being used as a border and also used at trouser. The trouser is in the same casual pattern.

The cultural long kurti with special thread work is front of you gals. Sleeve less long kurti is very common in this summer season and really demanding. Embroidery design covers collar, bust and lower bust area leading to the waist. The silver embroidery work on this pink color dress is giving marvelous look.

The cultural Choori Pajam dress is here. Due to the long Kurti fashion this dress appears again in fashion 2010. The silver embedded designing along with thread and silver embroidery work make worth of this dress.

Long kurti with casual loose trouser again, the light orange color is most demanding color of summer season dresses. Light and thin embroider work is being done at bust and on the neck to nourish this casual Pakistani dress. The closed style of collar is giving marvelous look.

Multicolor cultural lehnga choli is front of you. The use of color combination is according to the culture and also according to the summer season 2010. Half sleeve Choli with large round neck style is very common.

Pakistani designers are now starts to design stylish and mod dresses for rich and mod community. The keeps the traditional, cultural and social values in mind while designing such dresses.

This frock type kurti have three pieces of fabric with casual trouser. Although traditionally frocks were being used with chooridar Pajama’s in Pakistan, but now the trends have been changed.

The dress in white color always attracts others. This long casual krti with casual loose trouser have red and colorful thread work and embroidery at the whole dress, which is looking fabulous and beautiful. Such dresses are very common in evening parties in summer season.

Lehnga with long open kurti, are you stunning? This is the production of Pakistani designer and really appreciates. Long kurti with short sleeve having Zari work can be used as bridal dress in summer season.

Top Models at the Pakistan Fashion Week 2011

Most of the outfits followed the trend of full-length tops worn with trousers however the first outfit was a little different with it's drape design:

This outfit stood out to me compared to all the others because it has the split going up the front.

It's interesting how "plain" some of the outfits in this collection are, and by "plain" I mean not very heavily embroidered and in just one colour. The outfit on the right above is one example of this, as are the blue and yellow outfits from the start of the show. Personally if I was going to wear an outfit like this, I'd make sure I added some accessories.

This collection is available to view and buy in the UK at O'nitaa in London, and when I visited the store a few months ago, this designer's work was highlighted to me because of the craftsmanship - there wasn't a single loose thread any of the outfits and the embroidery was finished to the highest standard so there wasn't that "sticky" effect you often get when embroidery sticks to other fabrics.

Ladies & Gents Fashion at the 20139 - 2014 Pakistan Fashion Week

Here's the collection by the Pakistan Fashion Week 2011.

The show started with these monochrome print his and hers outfits

Don't really like either of these next two outfits, the sleeves on the mens' outfit don't work for me, and with the womens' outfit although I have no problems with the print it looks too loose fitted and a bit masculine.

These next two outfits confuse me a little, is it a sari? is a lehnga?

This was my favourite outfit, I like the colours, the embroidery and I like the shape...the one thing I'd change if I was to wear this myself would be to have the jacket buttoned-down a little further to cover my stomach, or alternatively wear a longer top underneath.

Now onto the final outfit, which to me looks like it has too much going on, it just doesn't come across as having that elegance of all the other outfits.

Top Models at the 2013 Pakistan Fashion Week

By one of the designers this year's Pakistan Fashion Week who I hadn't heard of before. Her collection included jumpsuits, mini-dresses and your more traditional pakistani-style outfits:

Out of these two jumpsuits I prefer the silvery white one on the right, I think it looks a little more flattering than the other one.

This gold outfit was my favourite from this collection, and I quite liked the black and gold outfit which followed, although it looks a little shapeless in this photo.

The show finished with these two halter-neck designs which I'm not really a fan of. This top design works for the models but not sure it would be so forgiving on a "normal" person.

Photo credits go to Fashion ka Ghar Photography.

Bridal wear at the 2013 - 2014 Pakistan Fashion Week

The collection by Top Bridal Gallery, was perhaps the most bridal out of all the designers at the 2011 Pakistan Fashion Week . There wasn't a single casual outfit in sight!

Some of these designs were showcased at last year's Montage fashion show but there was also some new designs:

You can't help but notice how heavily embroidered these outfits are, in some cases I think they overpower the models, like this beige/brown design below:

I must say I prefered the maxi dresses like these two above compared to the lehngas.

Now onto the really really heavy bridal lehngas. I don't really like either of these two, I don't think the blue works in the first one ad the second one has so much going on you hardly see the shape.

This white, gold and black lehnga was a bit more to my liking, although it still looks a little too over the top!