Every year Pakistan gets ready to celebrate its most spectacular occasion Eid-ul-Fitr. It is celebrated with much fanfare and joy all over the country on the occasion of “Dawn of Man”. It is a huge festival that marks the end of Ramadan and the birth of Islam. Every year millions gather at the deserts to breakfast, visit tombs of holy men and women and buy new clothes as the new season starts. A major highlight of Eid-ul-Fitr is the shopping fever that grips the country on this occasion. The best places to shop for the best fashion wear and accessories to accentuate your stunning outfits this year are discussed below.
The fashion trends in Pakistan also include ethnic fashion that has made waves among the masses. Ethnic clothing includes local Punjabi, Sindhi, Baluch and Mughal designs as well as those from other Muslim regions such as Azad Kashmiri, Arab and Baluch. These traditional clothes are generally expensive, yet provide exquisite comfort and elegance. A variety of western brands such as Abercrombie and Fitch, Ralph Lauren, Steve Madden and Lacoste have launched exclusive labels for Pakistani ladies in order to keep up with the latest fashion trends. Fashionable Baluch bridal wears, Mughal kurta’s and ethnic embroidered sarees are the top choices for those who wish to look glamorous in their ethnic attire.
Pakistani men are also paying attention to the latest fashion trends and are buying designer wear for Eid-ul-Fitr this year. Makhsoos, Churidar suits, Sherwani and Kurtas are the hottest picks for men this year. Sherwani is the common choice worn by both males and females. These suits have zardozi underneath embellished with sequins while Churidar suits are heavily embellished with embellishments on the borders and collar. Kurtas are popular among both male and female, which are available in both short and long sleeve styles.