Amir Adnan Sherwani Collection Mens Kurta Shalwar Kameez Wedding Formal Wear

Despite it being a textile hub, fashion, style and glamour are not labels commonly associated with the industrial Punjab city of Faisalabad. Amir Adnan took up the challenge to introduce all these aspects of modern high street style to the textile capital of Pakistan. In doing so, Amir Adnan along with his team of organizers took Faisalabad by storm. Advertising was prominent in all the major newspapers and there were hoardings all over the city. The fashion show was Aamir Adnan and Huma Aamir Adnan's first trip to the city where they presented their exquisite collection of casuals, semi-formals and formal wear for both men and women.

	Bespoke Sherwani in Jamawar Color: Black Fabric: Banarasi Jamawar Amazing sherwani with ravishing embellishments on collar and sleeves Complimented with off white kurta and shalwar Additional Accessories, Kolhapuri/Saleem Shahi shoes: US$50 Click to Product Details		Off-White Jamawar Sherwani for Mens Sherwani Color: Off-White Fabric: Jamawar Beautiful sherwani with Lavishing embellishments on the collar, front and sleeves Complimented with off white kurta and shalwar. Additional Accessories: Kolhapuri/Saleem Shahi shoes Click to Product Details
	Jamawar Sherwani for Men Taupe Color: Pale Taupe Fabric: Jamawar Elegant looking sherwani is delicate embellishments on the front, collar and sleeves Tiny ornamental motifs are scattered all over Complimented with off-white kurta and shalwar Comes with inners Click to Product Details		Black Raw Silk Wedding Sherwani Color: Black Fabric: Raw Silk Heavy embellishments accent the collar, sleeves and front to imparts a very rich look to your persona Complimented with black kurta and pajama. Additional Accessories: Click to Product Details
	Jamawar Designer Sherwani in Black Black sherwani in jamawar fabric Rich detailed embellishments are made on front and around the collar Complimented with offwhite kurta and shalwar Additional Accessories: Kolhapuri/Saleem Shahi shoes: US$50 Made Click to Product Details		Designer Sherwani A beautiful sherwani in off white color and jamawar fabric Super quality embellishments on collar and sleeves Embellished button detailing Complimented with off white kurta and shalwar. Additional Accessories: Kolhapuri / Saleem Click to Product Details

Aamir Adnan yet is looking beyond the usual horizons and planning to open an outlet in every possible prospective market of fashion. Aamir Adnan organised a fashion show in Pakistan with special help from old friends and colleagues like Khawar Riaz (KR CREW) and Ather Hafiz, the men's wear designer at Libas. Khawar Riaz provided the models and was in charge of their grooming and make-up.

The collection that was presented on the stage carried a wide range of designs and latest styles of formal shalwar kameez and semi-formal salwar kameez for both genders. The men's collection portrayed simple colours like black, blues, greens and browns with the elegance of embroidery on kurta and sherwanis that is associated with all Amir Adnan products. The eastern wedding wear was the most well received. The second segment of groomswear capsuled the glory and majesty of our traditions. The sherwanees were elegantly embroidered using semi-precious stones and delicate hand embroidery that made every model look like a member of the royal courtyard of the Maharajas and Emperors. Pure silk Jamewar turbans provided the picture perfect glory of the past represented as today's fashion statement.

Females were also dressed to create an awareness of fashion in Pakistan. Huma Adnan's beautiful collection was displayed on the ramp like a soft spring breeze blowing in the heat of the scorching summer sun. Huma Adnan's collection consisted of beautiful and detailed cuts that are the perfect amalgamation of western styles with an eastern touch for the modern woman of not just Pakistan but the world. The designer plans to launch this fusion line in the USA very soon. Huma Adnan stylized collection of bridals matched the sartorial image of their male counterparts. Presenting brides and grooms together allowed the designers to represent traditions with style.