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Aamir Liaquat Hussain Summer Anchal Lawn Collection by Amna Ismail 2015

Summer Summer !! yes, its Summer days. Searching to new Collections? Want new designs? Don't Worry at all. We are mindful.The Pakistani Fashion industry is updating every time with new & recent Series launched by Designers. Some famous Celebrities also launched their brands to provide new collections to fashion lovers. After hadiqa Kiani, Junaid jumshaid, and Shaista Lodhi, now, Aamir Liaquat also come in fashion designing and launched its brand named as "Aamir Liaquat Hussain". Aamir Liaquat is a famous & well-known anchor, politician and broadcaster of Pakistan. After Aalim Online on ARY Digital, now he hosting the show "Inaam Ghar plus" and "Subha e Pakistan on GEO Tv.Aamir Liaquat Hussain is also religious scholar turns into news anchor being showbiz celebrity. Aamir Liaquat Husain got huge fans and right now he is getting into in the marvelous world of Pakistani fashion clothing world. Recently, Aamir liaquat Hussain and Amna ismail join hands to launched their Collection named as "Aamir Liaquat Hussain Anchal Summer Lawn 2015 by Amna Ismail". As Summer is the season of lawn then how we neglect the lawn collection. Girls !! I know you will never overlook this group because this Collection is especially for a summer season, and you are also seeking for your fashion clothing. This Collection is incredibly unusual, Created with both light and dark shades..Blend of colors give a beautiful look and mostly focus on prints, Embroidery is also utilized and designers also focus it.. Overall, this Assortment is looking brilliant.

Freshly, Amir Liaqat Hussain ladies embroidered lawn clothes 2015 by amna ismail are already released. First of all, we might prefer to discuss concerning the short note of Amna Ismail as a brand. Well, Amna Ismail is aware to be most famous and preferred fashion brand in Pakistan. This fashion brand continues to be doing work as the past couple of years ago. Amir Liaqat Hussain collections were based on time of year like spring or summer 2015.Pakistani women particularly like amna Ismail outfits. Now for summer days, Amir Liaqat Hussain is back in the market with its new assortment of lawn for the summer season. Recently, Amir Liaqat Hussain women embroidered lawn has released its latest and unique spring-summer wear selection 2015 for ladies.. If we talk about shades, then Amna Ismail used vibrant colors like reddish, glowing blue, orange, magenta and a lot more. Check this Collection and Enjoy !!

Red Embroidered Dresses 2015 by ALH

Light Blue Mix Color Lawn dresses by Amir Liaqat Hussain

Open shirt & Colorful lawn dress by Amir Liaqat Hussain 2015-2016

Embroidered Neckline Printed Lawn Summer Dresses 2015-2016 by Amir Liaqat Hussain

Embroidered Summer Suits by Amir Liaqat Hussain For Girls 2015

Printed & Embroidered Amir Liaqat Hussain Collection For Summer 2015

Lawn Collection 2015 for girls by Aamir liaqat

Frock Lawn Dress 2015 | Straight plan simple Dress

Embroidered Neckline Printed suit by Amir Liaqat Hussain

Summer Girls Dresses 2015-2016 lawn

Printed & Simple Embroidered Suits For Summer | Gown style Dresses 2015-2016

Gown style baby pink color dress. Green Embroidered Suit

Different Medieval Clothing Patterns

The patterns of that aeon can be classified into abounding altered categories. Classification can however, be done appropriately by agreement the accouterment patterns in three ample categories: the 13th, 14th and 15th aeon medieval clothes. The Medieval accouterment for women and men are classified and explained in abstracted paragraphs in the afterward article.

Thirteenth Aeon Fashion: During the aeon amid 1200 and 1300 AD, the accouterment patterns beyond the abstemious of Europe were simple, aback changes took abode at a apathetic pace. A lot of of the apparel types acclimated were three to four centuries older. Thirteenth aeon about witnessed development in the acreage of absolute alive and dyeing. Absolute was frequently acclimated in authoritative apparel in this period.

Men's Clothing: Men acclimated to abrasion a anorak and surcoat over a linen shirt. The 'cyclas', a blazon of surcoat in its basal anatomy was a ellipsoidal section of bolt with a aperture in its centermost for the head. After abacus sleeves to the cyclas, it became a 'ganache'. Men acclimated to abrasion shoes, corrupt and a headdress.

Women's Clothing: Women acclimated to abrasion a continued and apart clothes with bound sleeves. The cyclas was beat over the gown. Women from affluent families acclimated to abrasion apparel with embroidery; the crimson was one such apparel acclimated by these ladies from affluent families.

Fourteenth Aeon Fashion: A lot of analysis was done in the accouterment patterns during this century. In the words of James Laver, a apparel historian, the average of the 14th aeon witnessed the alpha of apparent 'fashion'. Earlier, the clothes had beeline seams and a lot of of them were in the anatomy of draped garments. The art of dressmaking developed during this period. The clothes advised in this aeon had a snugger applicable and were busy with buttons and lacing.

Men's Clothing: The men's accouterment included apparel (shirts) fabricated of linen. The chausses or corrupt were acclimated to awning legs and were fabricated of wool. Men aswell wore a tunic, clothes or kirtle over the brace or shirt. Men acclimated to abrasion a awning or blind over the tunic.

Women's Clothing: The women of this time aeon acclimated to abrasion adapted or apart gowns accepted as kirtle or cotte - these gowns were characterized by a floor-length or abate length. Women acclimated to abrasion a apparel accepted as 'train' during academic events.

Fifteenth Aeon Fashion: Fifteenth aeon was a aeon of prosperity, and it was apparent by the extravagances and extremes. The clothes acclimated during this aeon congenital circuitous patterns and reflected the abundance of burghal average chic and apparent the abilities of workers. Doublets and houppelandes were capital accouterment patterns or apparel of the fifteenth century.

Men's Clothing: The doublet, shirt and corrupt were the basal apparel of men during this time period. The shirt acclimated to be covered with an overgown. The headgear was a accepted basic acclimated by men forth with about all the dresses. A ambit of altered types of hats accepting continued crowns and abbreviate brims, low crowns and added brims, and abounding added varieties were acclimated by men during this period. The brimless scarlet cap was aswell in appearance in those days.

Women's Clothing: Continued gowns were the capital apparel acclimated by women in the fifteenth century. These gowns had sleeves and were acclimated forth with an undergown or a kirtle. The V-neck clothes were in faddy as they replaced those with a bank biconcave neckline.

Renaissance Accouterment Patterns

Clothing patterns that acquired during the Renaissance aeon were apparent by abundance and extravagance. Altered European countries adopted altered styles of costumes. A bourgeois access appear accepting changes was taken by countries like Italy, France and Britain. The access of medieval apparel patterns however, remained for a continued time in these countries. Germany on the added duke fabricated abundant improvements in this field. Use of ample puffs in the apparel - at the head, thighs and amateur and baby puffs over the chest, arms, aback and legs were some of the arresting appearance of the Renaissance period.

Fashion and apparel accept afflicted a lot over the advance of time. The changes would abide to yield abode in the approaching too. The medieval accouterment patterns are a acceptable archetype of alteration and changes that yield abode in the society. The Medieval clothes and added patterns developed in this aeon angle affidavit to the alpha of change in the acreage of fashion.

Runway Report: Paris Haute Couture Fall/Winter 2011--Dior!!!

Dior Haute Couture...sans Galliano:

Fashion Darlings: Haute Couture Fall/Winter 2011 Fashion Week began this past Monday and ended yesterday (I know, only three days!). So, naturally, I am here as your "Fashion Servant" to give you the highlights and my "Nick V. Two Cents" on what the top designers offered in terms of these rarefied hand-made $100,000+ clothes on the catwalks. These clothes are then either shown or lent to stylists for their famous Hollywood clients to wear to BIG Red Carpet events, given to fashion editors to feature in their magazines, or hopefully, ordered by that very small list of multi-millionaire clientele (estimated at just 400 in the entire World!) from Dallas to Dubai, Mumbai, Beijing and Shanghai.

First up: Christian Dior Haute Couture:

Cirque de Couture: Christian Dior Fall/Winter 2011 Haute Couture

This show, of course, was one of the most--if not THE MOST-anticipated show of the season. Obviously since, it was the first Dior Haute Couture showing following John Galliano's unceremonious departure and firing. Lots was expected of Bill Gaytten, who has taken over (for now) as the head of the Dior Design Team. He's been with John Galliano & Co. for over 20 years so if any one can sense what Galliano would have done and what direction he would have gone in, it would be him. Did he live up to this? It seems the reaction was mixed:

Here's a quote from Tim Blanks of style.com, of what he thought of the show and the clothes:
On the evidence of today's first Dior couture show without John Galliano, what happens is a misjudged effort to impress an alien thumbprint on an aesthetic that, for better or worse, is one of the fashion industry's most clearly defined......
Then came Karlie Kloss, dressed as a Pierrot, sad clown all alone in the spotlight as the soundtrack failed and glitter showered down. But the stardust missed her by this much. And that felt like some kind of crazy cosmic metaphor.
Ouch, I think...

Bronzed Twisted Princesses: Christian Dior Fall/Winter 2011 Haute Couture

The show had three distinct sections. It began with lots of color, prints, stripes, all very "Cirque de Dior". Fall/Winter for the Dior Couture ladies will not be a dark and somber one. It also looked very 80's Neon/Maripol/Stephen Sprouse/Memphis Movement. The Dior Bar Jacket showed up several times, but somehow it's still didn't have the same effect when Galliano did his magic with it. The pleating, twisting and intricate draping that the Dior Couture House of petite mains are known for, was all there. But there seemed to be something missing...

Valley of the Dior Dolls: Christian Dior Fall/Winter 2011 Haute Couture

The second section was a "Caftan" late 1970's "Disco" section and to be honest, after looking at the photos and the video, this was my favorite part of the show and I almost wish Creative Director Bill Gaytten and his Dior Design Team would have done a complete collection of Caftans, almost as a cleansing of the Galliano aesthetic. I just wished the entire show was ONE STRONG Statement a la "Flower Power Dior" (Fall 2010 Collection), "Dior Goes Equestrian" (Spring 2010 Collection), or "Tutankhamen Dior", but instead this one had several and they were rather incohesive. It should have been all "Caftan Valley-of-the-Dolls Couture!".

Petticoat Clowns: Christian Dior Fall/Winter 2011 Haute Couture

Of course, in the end, there were Ball Gowns. Huge, entrance-making ones. This was supposed to be the "Grand Finale" but again, these out-of-control gowns fell flat--especially on a runway that was not wide enough for them (what happened there?). The gown above is the one Tim Blanks was referring to--the (somewhat sad) Pierrot Clown Gown. It is definitely difficult to carry on after Galliano and only time will tell, if he will succeed. Don't miss the designer (and his assistant Susanna Venegas) uncomfortable bow at the end of the video...

Click Below for Full Video of the Christian Dior Haute Couture Fall/Winter 2011 Show:

Trendy and Classy High Heels Shoes For Girls 2015-2016

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Paris Fashion Week Minute: Chanel and Louis Vuttion Spring/Summer 2013--Pics + Full Runway Videos!

THE PURSE of the season, Rounded Shoulders, Boxy Shapes, Phyllis Diller and Checkmate Dresses...

Chanel by Karl Lagerfeld:

Does This Meet the Carry-On Size Requirements: I DREAM to have this purse and bring it to LAX for my next airplane flight--Chanel Spring/Summer 2013

Karl Lagerfeld showed another big collection for the House of Chanel during Paris Spring/Summer Ready-to-Wear Fashion Week. He showed approximately 80 looks with a HUGE backdrop of wind farm and solar panels. It always astounds me what selling lots and lots of leather quilted purses, perfumes--and a bouclé suit or two--can buy you...

Wind Tunnel Catwalk: Chanel Spring/Summer 2013

As usual, the show was schizophrenic with tons of ideas being thrown out to the eager fashionista public, who loved it all. In the audience were Jennifer Lopez with her little cute daughter Emme and Casper, JLo's boyfriend. They all sat sandwiched between photographer Patrick Demarchelier, Lagerfeld Boy Toy Model-Muse Baptiste Giabiconi and Kanye West.

Que preciosa: Jennifer Lopez with daughter Emme Lopez at Chanel Spring/Summer 2013 runway show

Luxe Cute: According to DailyMail, Emme Lopez wore $2,400 worth of Chanel for the first outing to a Paris Fashion Week fashion show

Look at the Pretty Roof: Jennifer Lopez' daughter,Emme, gets distracted while pretty clothes and pretty models saunter by--Chanel Spring/Summer 2013

The Fashion:

Lagerfeld showed lots of black, white, pink, blue, denim, pearl details (homage to Chanel's faux pearl necklaces), bolero and boxy/square shapes for jackets and dresses, strapless tunic dresses, oversized raglan sleeves, curved shoulders and much more, including a final group that had "Phyllis Diller" written ALL OVER them. Seriously.

Here are some photo highlights:

Pearl Girls: Chanel Spring/Summer 2013

No Strap Zone: Chanel Spring/Summer 2013

Riviera Travel: Chanel Spring/Summer 2013

Pink Ladies: Chanel Spring/Summer 2013

Rounded Shoulders: Chanel Spring/Summer 2013

Phyllis Diller Muse: Chanel Spring/Summer 2013

Click Below to watch FULL Runway Video of Chanel Spring/Summer 2013:

Louis Vuitton by Marc Jacobs:

Check Fab: Models on escalators, finale of Louis Vuitton Spring/Summer 2013

Marc Jacobs showed his Spring/Summer 2013 collection for Louis Vuitton in Paris. I was wowed by the staging to begin with. I wondered how he would top himself after last season's train spectacle. He did, but in a more minimalist manner. But yet, one was still WOWED. Once again, it's AMAZING what selling a bunch of purses and luggage can get you. Artist Daniel Buren collaborated with Jacobs and the House of Louis Vuitton to create this astonishing set that featured FOUR escalators and a plexiglass floor of giant white and yellow checks. Add the lighting and the music, plus the models--and the "stars", the fashion and accessories--and one has to make a guess that putting this on must have cost them over $1 million--chump change for Vuitton. And they do this TWICE a year!

Marc Jacobs vs. Louis Vuitton: Same Collection???

For Spring/Summer 2013, Jacobs showed a collection that was eerily similar to what he showed for his signature Marc Jacobs line back during NY Fashion Week; instead of stripes, there were checks--an homage to Louis Vuitton's famous Damier checks. Shapes were mod/late 60s/early 70's, boxy, shapeless, straight and narrow--perfect for these size zero no-hipped girls modeling. The styling, hair and make-up was also very Marc Jacobs Spring/Summer 2013 with its Edie Sedgwick-like elements. I wonder if the Vuitton execs even care that both Jacobs' collection and Vuitton were so alike, it's almost hard to tell which is which. For what he showed for Louis Vuitton, I loved all the bright colors, and how perfectly mitered all those squares were. I couldn't even notice any side seams. It's like the prints just enveloped the bodies.

Here are some pic highlights: