Traditional Fashion In Pakistan

In Pakistan, Salwar kameez is worn by both men and women. Other dress materials like sherwani, lehenga, sharara are also popular in the festival circuit. It is the many different kinds of salwar kameez that attract attention of many. Pakistani clothes are also famous for their high quality fabric and embroidery work. Silk khaddar, chiffon, georgettes are some of the most common fabrics used for Pakistani clothes. The different kinds of embroidery works augment the beauty of the clothes.
Pakistan has evolved as a fashion loving country. In recent times Pakistani designers are making many modern western dresses as well. The recently held Lahore fashion week has showcased wonderful clothes. Though many sections of the Pakistani society still believe in traditional dressing and have strict dress code for men and women.

Jeans for 20 somethings:

Enjoy your youth-given right to extremely low-cut waistlines. But(t), beware the squished bum look. “I’m so tired of rectangle butts!” lamented a male friend when he saw a group of gals all wearing the same low slung, too-tight jeans. Here’s a solution that keeps jeans’ sex appeal intact: shop for a cut that’s low in front and a little higher in back. You youngsters also get to wear the jeans with all the bells and whistles, like lace up fronts, cargo pockets, and elaborately bleached “fades.” However, realize that jeans with a lot of tchotchkes on them can smack of discount store pre-teen departments. If you’d like to add some dignity to your denim, read on.