Top Menswear Looks From Bridal Couture Week

MUNIB NAWAZ




I think Munib brought a very masculine side of floral to the menswear scene in Pakistan. While designers had been struggling with the trend, while only a few managing to do it in an aesthetically appealing way, Munib's take on the paisley and floral pattern for the sherwanis was a breath of fresh air for Pakistani menswear. Detailed review coming later.

ALI XEESHAN
Ali kept to his signature game-play this time around. Though hew does seem to have a very unusual approach to his menswear, which not many guys would like, this look manages to stay Signature Ali yet sober and simple enough to be rocked by the "traditional" groom.

KUKI CONCEPTS
It was a regal menswear presentation. Simple but effective!

ZIGGI MENSWEAR
Ziggy's collection was a collection with traditional sherwani and embroideries. Beautiful, detailed work spoke volumes of the refined collection that it was. While it stuck to tradition, this look stands out for it's breakaway for using blue as a color that would scare many grooms, yet this looks good.

 FARAZ MANAN
I'm surprised that Faraz Manan managed to bring out such a beautiful collection just days after the FPWAW14 ended. His menswear pieces were simple, yet very detailed. In plain words, they were beautiful.

SAIRA RIZWAN
A hipster's love! this look is everything; the kaulapuri chappal, the chaadar, the jeans and the ever loved black kurta!

FAHAD HUSSAYN
Every look in this picture. Specially the peacock waistcoat on Tabish Oza. The whole picture is just amazing. Every look!

SAHAR ATIF
The Chaadar is so clearly the better part of the look!