Week 2010. Apart from the works of local Pakistani fashion industry, Malaysian designs and collections also acclaimed much appreciation at Karachi Fashion Week 2010. Native Malaysian Fashion designer Hazree Wahid presented his exceptional collection on the third day of the mega event with other Malay designers including Amir Luqman and Sharifah Kirana.
‘Raffles all the way’ Collection – as Fashion Designer Hazree Wahid’s names it – was immaculately designed, which greatly preserved the traditional Malaysian style and detailing, fused in with Western cuts and designs. Although they were mostly monochromatic, the body hugging gowns flowed smoothly down in fish style skirts, emphasizing a picturesque feminine beauty. Though, rather futuristic, the fine detailing and fewer embellishments presented a subtle elegance in Malay designer’s graceful outfits.
His sophisticated assortment, comprising of long flowing skirts and strapless gowns, seamlessly presented a balance between Malaysian culture and Western trends. Fashionista at Styleablaze, I believe his experimentation with colors, styles and designing is conspicuously distinct from likes of many, making Hazree Wahid’s work stand uniquely innovative and aesthetically voguish.
Fashion Designer Hazree Wahid mostly plays with traditional handmade and machine embroidered outfits with noticeable hints of western designs and trends.
Pakistani model Iraj walked down the ramp dressed in an austere yet stunning black gown.
Karachi Fashion Week 2010 was a massive hit, where Pakistani fashion designers shared the ramp with international fashion designers and their exuberant collections. Event organized by Excellent Events & Entertainment (Pvt) Ltd “Triple E” followed international standards, putting up a winning show overall.
The fashion week was primarily organized with the aim to promote the South Asian Muslim nation’s textile industry and attract international buyers and retailers to this region.
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