News Desk
The third day of the second edition of LAAM Fashion Week featured a diverse range of bridal, Eastern and Western formal wear with established and emerging designers presenting their latest collections at the Expo Centre.
The day opened with the LFW Retail Runway, featuring MISL’s Shaam-e-Sahar, inspired by the changing colours of sunset and dawn, followed by Aban Zohan’s festive collection.
Agha Jaan mixed traditional Pakistani formal wear with contemporary styles, while Malhar Resurgence highlighted traditional craftsmanship, including zari work, zardozi and hand embroidery.
The second show, LFW Edit, featured collections by U&I by Umer Imran, Project 1959, Sadbarg and Ermes Hai Jan.
The Designer Showcase opened with M.O. by Mohsin Tausli, followed by An Ode to Old World Charm by Sochaj by Mehak Junaid and a presentation by RICI MELION.
Renowned designer Fahad Hussayn then presented Print Museum: An Atlas of Empire, with actress Sonya Hussyn appearing as the showstopper to close the day’s proceedings.
LAM Fashion Week is featuring collections by a wide range of designers and brands, including HSY, Karma, Niki Nina, Deepak Perwani, Mahgul, Wardha Saleem, Sublime by Sara, Zaheer Abbas, Zainab Chotta.
