Timeless Pakistani Suits For Every Occasion

When it comes to filling your wardrobe it is necessary that you should invest in some timeless pieces that will last you season after season and Pakistani suits are all about traditional and vintage charm with their timeless quality. Most of the apparel that the Pakistani women adorn is a modern flair to the age-old charm that makes them look chic, stylish, and elegant. And the desi wedding wear is my favorite, no matter how trendy or modern your personal style maybe you would want to look like a traditional queen on your big day with the Shaadi customs that goes way back.

The Pakistani fashion industry is all about being timeless and unique at the same time. Our industry embraces the modern trends today rather than shunning it all away because today the modern desi women want to look confident, elegant, and modern as well and our Pakistani dresses showcase that in the most perfect way and as the saying goes “Keep your closet chic, minimal and classic” and there are a few staple Pakistani dress designs that you need to add to your wardrobe ASAP!

We have curated a few desi fashion staples for you to invest in your next fashion spree.

• Evergreen Kurtas
• The Red Regal Bridal
• Classic White Ghararas
• Effortless Sarees
• Vintage Shalwar Kameez
• Twirl-Worthy Anarkali Dresses
• Hand-Embellished Festive Designs

Evergreen Kurtas

Who says you can’t look elegant and graceful in comfortable clothing? Kurtas are the most easy-going garment that is not only just comfy but also makes you look classy and charming. This fashion silhouette goes way back to sub-continental history and because of its classic designs, it is still the biggest trend in ethnic Pakistani fashion. It is not only fashion ladies’ ultimate go-to but also is every season-best friend. Lawn kurtas with minimal detailing is a summer uniform. Because of its easy-breezy and airy quality, you can easily style them in the scorching heat and during winters you can style a khaddar or karandi kurta with a shawl. The biggest trend of the Fall-Winter season has to be the embroidered pashmina shawl kurtas and we are a big fan. They not only look classic and vintage but also modern and trendy at the same time.

The Red Regal Bridal Look

We all can agree that a desi bridal wedding dress is associated with red color and the tradition of wearing red on your big day goes back. For a regal queen look brides go for a deep red lehenga choli with golden embroideries and we assure you this combination can never do you wrong and is also tried and tested that you will steal the show in it. Shakeel’s by Zeeshan Danish are known for their red bridal lehengas with heavy zari and tilla embroidery along with hand embellished pearl, sequins, and delicate gota. We are sure that if one clothing style among Pakistani suit design that will never go out of style is the red wedding dress. 

Classic White Ghararas

Ghararas and shararas have to be the signature bottom style of Pakistani dresses and we are sure they will always stay timeless. Gharars and shararas were considered to be a formal attire before but recently it has made its way to every casual and semi-casual wear as well and sharara and gharara pants are the new things now. When it comes to deciding an outfit for the nikkah function white or ivory gharara set is the ultimate choice. It looks ethereal and gorgeous in every way and especially during a daytime nikkah ceremony. Kanwal Malik’s alluring ensemble “Roshni” is the perfect balance between minimalism and extra and we have it bookmarked for the upcoming wedding season.

Effortless Sarees

When we talk about timeless and evergreen how can we miss saree? Sarees are one of the most loved attires in the subcontinent. They are mostly worn on formal occasions in Pakistan but some people also like to wear them in casual gatherings as well. They are mostly made up of flowy and lightweight fabric but we also love the cotton saree trend as well and in the winter wedding season we also loved the velvet saree trend. If you want to look elegant and classy in a wedding event without wearing heavily embroidered outfits then you should invest in a flowy silk bold color saree.

Vintage Shalwar Kameez

Nothing can be more comfortable and classy than a breezy and printed salwar kameez. Being our national dress it already carries significant importance. It is one of the most versatile types of silhouettes and can be worn on any occasion from everyday grocery runs to office attire to weddings. You can style them up and down according to your preferences. We are a big fan of solid coordinating salwar and kurta sets and also printed shalwar and kurta sets. They are chic and classy at the same time. There is no doubt that a good-quality shalwar kameez will last you season after season and will never go out of style.

Twirl Worthy Anarkali Dress

Another silhouette that goes way back but is still in trend is the ubiquitous pishwas cuts. The long floor-length cuts with a big ghera and a fitted bodice will give you all the festive feels. This silhouette trend has made a big comeback during the wedding season of 2019 and is now seen everywhere at every big fat wedding. Faiza Saqlain is known for her signature chikankari pishwas design that is an influencer’s go-to for nikkah bridals including Fiza Khawar that chose to wear a white Faiza Saqlain Anarkali dress on her big day. So if you want to steal the show while looking like a vintage queen then you should go for an embellished Anarkali dress.

Hand-Embellished Festive Designs

We Pakistanis are known for our intricate and immaculate hand embroideries and world-renowned ada work that includes an eye-catching mirror, zari, zardozi, thread, and gota work. Pakistani wedding dresses are incomplete without exquisite embroideries. It is for sure that these embroideries and embellishments will always stay on trend and they are worth the investment. 

So if you’re someone who is a big fan of Pakistani suits but is currently living abroad don’t miss out and shop all the timeless and signature Pakistani dresses from top brands at LAAM.pk.

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