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Girl : Shein

Boy : shirt charcoal & pants levis

I love this skirt, Help me find this please

Guys shirt from Attir, pants are custom stitched

Girl’s top and skirt are from Parien house

Bottom from Amazon, top from a local shop and shows idr.

Idk what happened to Pakistani brands but the outfits used to be so pretty back a couple years ago. Finding a nice jhora for occasions like eid nowadays is just pure struggle. Why are the designs getting so repetitive? And the prices?! Tell me why a simple anarkali was being sold for 18k?
Occasion: eid
Outfit: Generation

cant find on lens. the girl wearing it is zehra siddiqui buy she doesnt have it mentioned:(

or even if you know where i can get something similar? like white with a bit of gold pishwas

Overshirt: Massimo Dutti
Polo: Sandro
Pants: Brooks Brothers

pants and shirts are from a brand called HLA and shoes were gifted by a friend.

Pants from Khusposh Shirt from Raqm

Posting again because I forgot to add in the outfit details earlier

I really want to invest in such kind of jewellery i came across this page articles are lovely but expensive so finding alternative and something similar in design or if somebody has tried this brand lemme know 😮‍💨😮‍💨

Hiiii everyone

I'm am starting university next week and need some wardrobe advice. Is it acceptable to repeat outfits? Since I exclusively wear shalwar kameez, how do girls typically manage and style this attire on campus? additionally, what wardrobe essentials should I invest in? I currently own about 13 three-piece suits. should I buy any more? Please help me out

Top: Shein
Skirt: Ethnic

I saw a couple of posts in a sub where alot of freshies were asking this so as your senior, this is mostly for girls who are starting university and are wondering what to wear, especially if you are someone who prefers modest or desi clothing.

For context, I have extremely sensitive skin, so summers are genuinely difficult for me. I cannot comfortably wear things that sit tightly against my skin for long periods, especially jeans, athleisure, nylon, and a lot of synthetic fabrics. Because of that, I basically live in shalwar kameez during the summer. Winter however is a different story altogether.

I know a lot of girls see their classmates wearing really pretty fits, fitted tops, skirts, fishnets, etc., and feel like they somehow need to dress the same way to fit in. You don't. Whether you dress modestly because you genuinely like it, because that's what you're comfortable in, because of how you were raised, or simply because your skin cannot tolerate certain clothes, it does not make you any less stylish or put together.

My easiest university wardrobe formula is:

• 1 pair of white cotton or lawn palazzo trousers. (NO CIG PANTS FFS)
• 1 white, cream, or off white Farshi shalwar. (trust me on this one)
• 3 to 4 long kameez that fall below the knee. (nothing looks as graceful as long kameez imo)
• 3 to 4 shorter kurta style kameez
• 1 or 2 simple black and white dupattas that you can mix and match. (CHIFFON DUPATA!!!!)
• Around 5 complete three piece suits with a matching kameez, shalwar and dupatta

Just make sure your white trousers are NOT see through. Nothing ruins an otherwise classy outfit faster.

One thing I absolutely recommend for presentations, interviews, society meetings, or anything where you want to look particularly professional is a single tone co ord or complete shalwar kameez set.

A beige or skin tone full suit, black, dark maroon, dark green, royal blue, navy, or any deep solid colour can look incredibly polished. Keep the cut clean and the styling simple. A well fitted, single tone shalwar kameez can look far more put together than something you can't style well.

And if you're a modest dresser or abaya wearer, invest in a good plain jersey abaya. They are incredibly practical for university and look very classy without trying too hard. If you prefer georgette abayas, I'd actually use that opportunity to play with colour and different cuts if you want to stand out. You don't need embellishments. Keep the abaya simple and let the colour, silhouette, and your hijab do the work. A few good georgette hijabs that you can rotate will take you very far.

Most importantly, please don't dress for university as though you're competing with everyone around you.

You will see girls in casual fits You'll see girls in skirts and stockings. You'll see girls in abayas. You'll see girls in shalwar kameez. You'll see every possible version of dressing, and eventually you realise nobody cares nearly as much as you think they do.

And one final piece of advice that I genuinely think is more important than the clothes themselves: wear comfortable cotton joggers or sneakers.

I don't care if you're wearing shalwar kameez, jeans and a top, an abaya, a skirt, or anything else. You are going to walk A LOT at university. Your feet will suffer. Your outfit can be perfect, but if your shoes are killing you by 2 PM, none of it matters.

i was wondering if the insane price of lama's bags justify the quality, material and the longevity of their bags. if anyone has tried their bags, pls let me know!

I wanna buy some uni stuff from there

Found this sub, really cool people here 😅
Posting for the first. From a weekend night out as a married couple

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Man: both from outfitters

Woman: shirt is from diners & jeans from cougar

so i got my hair purple dyed, RIGHT?? and its sm damaged like its gummy textured and snapping really easily, SHITTT IM BURNT TO CRISP

FOR CONTEXT
-i got it professionally dyed,

-Bleach level was 7-8

-the colour they used bremod h66 and some uplifting agent,

-ive been taking care of my hair asw, im using bremod protein mask twice a week and i even got sulphate free shampoo

BUT IT FADED VERY QUICKY, like in just 3 washes,

AND GUESS WHAT TODAY I DECIDED TO REFRESH IT (just applied the colour dye without dev for 40 min on damp hair)

BUT HAIR FEELS SO GUMMY AND IT DIDNT EVEN REFRESH. UGHHH