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Rupali were next up on the catwalk at the Asian Lifestyle Wedding and Fashion exhibition in Manchester. They have 3 stores in the UK, in Bolton, Leicester and London and also have a mail order and online store. Their outfits came out in 3’s and to entertain the audience a little they got the models to do a little dance too, I’ve posted a youtube video link at the bottom just in case you want to
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31 Dec 1969
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I thought I’d take a quick break from the catwalk photos to share some modelling opportunities that have landed in my inbox lately! (Don’t worry, I’ll still be posting the rest of the photos from the Manchester Asian Lifestyle Wedding and Fashion Exhibition 2009)I know there are lots of beautiful guys and girls who’d love to be featured in the likes of Asiana, Asian Woman, Viya and all the rest.
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The collection from Manchester-based Parineeta was up next on the catwalk at the Asian Lifestyle Wedding and Fashion show:They started off with some menswear…and masks! Both these outfits are quite heavily embroidered all over, I much prefer the gold suit to the red one.They then had some churidar suits including the traditional style full-sleeved red and blue suit above, and the more modern
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Anjalis Boutique, another Manchester based store was up next on the catwalk at the Asian Lifestyle Wedding and Fashion Exhibition. There was something a bit different/unique about these outfits compared to all the usual outfits you see. I think the main thing that stood out was the choice of colours they had on display:I find the two outfits above have a very “earthy/boho” kinda look to them. I
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Sai Fashions had a range of ladieswear, menswear and a few kids outfits too on display at the Manchester Asian Lifestyle Wedding and Fashion Exhibition. Their theme for the show was something along the lines of angels or fairies…so don’t be suprised to see a few fairy wands and tinsel halos:These four childrens outfits started the show. I like the black outfit best, with the harem pants (or
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Alankar House of Sarees ended the show at the Manchester Asian Lifestyle Wedding and Fashion Exhibition. They didn’t show any casual suits, instead opting for a catwalk full of heavy lehngas and saris:They too had some velvets in their collection:The gold outfit below would have to be my favourite out of the whole show:They also showcased some menswear:That brings and end to the my photos from
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The Pakistan Fashion Extravaganza took place at the Jumeirah Carlton Tower Hotel in London on the 18th April 2009. There were a range of Pakistani designers showing diverse collections.Let’s start with the Faiza Samee collection. There were bright colours, and a lot of beautiful floaty fabrics. If you click on each image, for a larger view, you can see all the small details that go into each
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31 Dec 1969
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Goal by Fozia Hammad had a collection of golden and silvery toned evening dresses on show at the Pakistan Fashion Extravaganza:I have to say I prefered the gold/cream coloured outfits to the silver/greys. I think the embroidery works really well in the outfits below, and she has created some unusual necklines which look really elegantMost of the designers showed what looks like it could be a
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Laaleeyan was the only UK based designer to show their collection at the Pakistan Fashion Extravaganza.Their show was full of casual and understated party outfits, some of them had a bit of an Arabic-style feel to them, particularly this first green outfit with what looks like a belly-dancer belt as part of the top.My favourite outfit is this blue and brown suit below. I like the colour
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The Khaamta by Ghazala Saifi collection was definitely the most casual out of the whole show, and my least favourite! Everything was just so plain and didn’t look particularly special to me…what do you think??What is with the fitting of this next outfit? Is it intentional? Because it looks really bad to me!The outfit did improve a bit towards the end in my opinion, including the final bridal
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