Monica Piracha’s Bridal and Party Wear Collection at India International Fashion Week 2011

Glamorous! That’s the first word that comes to mind when one sees Pakistani Fashion Designer Monica Piracha’s new collection. The color combinations, ‘glammed’up embellishments and embroidery, ethnic designs, and details make this collection stand out. Monica Piracha’s work is always a fusion of the East and West, with Eastern embroidery and designs mixed with Western cuts. We, at GlamorousPK.com bring to you Monica Piracha’s latest collection which is just right for the glamorous Pakistani woman. It has all the elements to make you look glamorous and feel beautiful.

Monica Piracha is a Pakistani Fashion Designer who has been in the market since 2003 and although her exposure to the London fashion is a lot, her fashion designs are very ‘desi’ or eastern. Most of her outfits are fusion, with a touch of modernity mixed with the typical ghararas and shararas that she’s fond of making. You will see that the colors she has used are bright and typically eastern like the blue outfit and a lot of reds and pinks.

Most of the work on Monica Piracha’s clothes is traditional hand embroidery, which is a basic design element of the sub-continent. Also the presence of paisleys and detailed bead work make it eastern. The bead work is very fine and beautifully done with extreme care to tiny details in the embroidery. Monica Piracha uses stones, Swarovski, crystal and zardozi work on her clothes and mix it up with European cuts, which make it appealing for the woman of today.  Monica Piracha showcased her collection on the second day of the event. Andres Aquino was the Choreographer for Monica Piracha’s Collection.

Monica Piracha’s collection is indication that gowns, anarkali frocks, angrakhas and such purely traditional cuts are in fashion and seem like they’re here to stay along with the evergreen sari, with which you can never go wrong. GlamorousPK.com thinks that loose, flowing and traditional seems to be the fashion statement of the year as suggested by Pakistani Fashion Designer Monica Paracha.