Designers

PakistaniArt profiles the designers shaping Pakistani fashion. We cover established houses and independent labels alike, tracking the creative visions and business decisions of the people redefining what Pakistani style means at home and on the international stage.

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A wide, high-angle shot captures two models presenting the "Nargis" Bridal Couture SS 26 collection on an indoor runway floored with solid terracotta-red carpeting.Foreground Model: Walking confidently forward on the right, she wears a heavily traditional red bridal lehenga. The ensemble features a flowing crimson skirt hemmed with thick gold embroidery and a matching, heavily draped shawl-style dupatta covering her torso and arms. Her styling includes a traditional maang tikka, dangling earrings, a sleek middle-parted low bun, and an elaborate, dangling white-flower kiran garland clutched alongside a small bag.Background Model: Walking slightly behind and to the left, she models an elegant jet-black lehenga choli. The outfit comprises a structural, full-sleeved black jacket-style choli covered in geometric gold zari grids and a wide, layered black skirt that flares dramatically toward the hem with matching gold trimmings. A crown of bright red roses accents her slicked-back hairstyle.Framing the runway are massive, asymmetrical floral installations. Dense arrangements of lush green foliage, trailing vines, and blooming crimson and soft-pink roses grow along the sides. Scattered yellow and white flower petals blanket the base of the arrangements.

LAAM Fashion Week Opens Designer Registrations for Second Edition

Pakistan's first runway-to-e-tail platform returns to Lahore this autumn, inviting designers to join a commerce-driven fashion showcase with instant global digital retail access

Zoya Mahroosh ZulfiqarJUN 13, 2026

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FashionJUN 13, 2026

LAAM Fashion Week Opens Designer Registrations for Second Edition

Zoya Mahroosh Zulfiqar
A wide, high-angle shot captures two models presenting the "Nargis" Bridal Couture SS 26 collection on an indoor runway floored with solid terracotta-red carpeting.Foreground Model: Walking confidently forward on the right, she wears a heavily traditional red bridal lehenga. The ensemble features a flowing crimson skirt hemmed with thick gold embroidery and a matching, heavily draped shawl-style dupatta covering her torso and arms. Her styling includes a traditional maang tikka, dangling earrings, a sleek middle-parted low bun, and an elaborate, dangling white-flower kiran garland clutched alongside a small bag.Background Model: Walking slightly behind and to the left, she models an elegant jet-black lehenga choli. The outfit comprises a structural, full-sleeved black jacket-style choli covered in geometric gold zari grids and a wide, layered black skirt that flares dramatically toward the hem with matching gold trimmings. A crown of bright red roses accents her slicked-back hairstyle.Framing the runway are massive, asymmetrical floral installations. Dense arrangements of lush green foliage, trailing vines, and blooming crimson and soft-pink roses grow along the sides. Scattered yellow and white flower petals blanket the base of the arrangements.

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