Fashion Designing is an art that is not easy to master given the creative maneuvering of fabrics, patterns and colors. It is all a game of who plays better. Niftily combining your creativity and uniquely presenting your work is therefore one heck of a task. This is what we have learned from the Pakistani Designer Amna Ajmal - a fresh addition to our local fashion spectrum.
It has not been long since Amna made her presence known in Pakistan fashion scene. Although the designer has not yet grabbed the attention she has been looking for, she seems undeterred and committed. Her dexterity with crystal beads, precious stones and sequins is marvelous and genuine. Mainly known for her formal and bridal wear, Pakistani Designer Amna Ajmal has also successfully experimented with part wear, daily wear, casual dresses and embroided shirts for both men and women. Not only that, you can add a touch of freshness to your wardrobe with her stylish clutch bags & makeup kits and decorate your sitting room with her trendy embroided cushions.
A graduate of Dandy School of Fashion Designing, Amna is not only a fresh mind; she is also a promising addition to our fashion world. Although her appearance at Bridal Couture Week 2010 was not all that impressive as far as audience was concerned, Designer Amna Ajmal has brought forward a unique and extraordinarily balanced and well contrasted bridal collection for both men and women. Her collection had all colors and designs you could think of – from dull to vibrant shades, meticulous embroidery and royal fabric to start with. In short, she may not have been able to stand out of the crowd but she proved she has all the makings of a great designer.
Aside from bridal wear, Amna Ajmal has launched Pret-a-Porter collection for young boys. Unlike her Bridal Couture Week venture, Pret-a-Porter has gained Amna recognition and popularity from various realms of designing world. Her men’s wear, it seems, makes up for what she lacked at Bridal Couture Week. Her men’s collection has both a classic as well as modern look which is becoming her prime identity. You will find a fusion of east and west in her designs giving you both trendy and characteristic look simultaneously.
Given her level of talent and determination, Pakistani Designer Amna Ajmal is all set for a bright future. If you have a wedding function ahead, she is your new designer to be tested with. Give her a try and sparkle your special day.
Talking about Pakistan’s fashion industry reminds us of our young and talented designers who are working hard to come up with new and exciting trends; one such name is Amna Ajmal. Fashion designing is a craft that is not easy to master given the need for creative maneuvering of fabrics, patterns and colours. In this world of cut-throat competition it becomes a game of who plays better.
In 2007, Amna Ajmal started out with her own label, which according to many was an ambitious step, especially considering her age and inexperience. But, five years down the line, she stands tall with her label proudly holding its own, and is causing ripples in the industry. For this PBCW Amna Ajmal has brought forward a unique and extraordinary, balanced and well-contrasted bridal collection as well as sherwanis for grooms.
It has not been long since Amna made her presence known in Pakistan fashion scene. Although the designer has not yet grabbed the attention she has been looking for, she seems undeterred and committed. Her dexterity with crystal beads, precious stones and sequins is marvelous and genuine. Mainly known for her formal and bridal wear, Pakistani Designer Amna Ajmal has also successfully experimented with part wear, daily wear, casual dresses and embroided shirts for both men and women. Not only that, you can add a touch of freshness to your wardrobe with her stylish clutch bags & makeup kits and decorate your sitting room with her trendy embroided cushions.
A graduate of Dandy School of Fashion Designing, Amna is not only a fresh mind; she is also a promising addition to our fashion world. Although her appearance at Bridal Couture Week 2010 was not all that impressive as far as audience was concerned, Designer Amna Ajmal has brought forward a unique and extraordinarily balanced and well contrasted bridal collection for both men and women. Her collection had all colors and designs you could think of – from dull to vibrant shades, meticulous embroidery and royal fabric to start with. In short, she may not have been able to stand out of the crowd but she proved she has all the makings of a great designer.
Aside from bridal wear, Amna Ajmal has launched Pret-a-Porter collection for young boys. Unlike her Bridal Couture Week venture, Pret-a-Porter has gained Amna recognition and popularity from various realms of designing world. Her men’s wear, it seems, makes up for what she lacked at Bridal Couture Week. Her men’s collection has both a classic as well as modern look which is becoming her prime identity. You will find a fusion of east and west in her designs giving you both trendy and characteristic look simultaneously.
Given her level of talent and determination, Pakistani Designer Amna Ajmal is all set for a bright future. If you have a wedding function ahead, she is your new designer to be tested with. Give her a try and sparkle your special day.
Talking about Pakistan’s fashion industry reminds us of our young and talented designers who are working hard to come up with new and exciting trends; one such name is Amna Ajmal. Fashion designing is a craft that is not easy to master given the need for creative maneuvering of fabrics, patterns and colours. In this world of cut-throat competition it becomes a game of who plays better.
In 2007, Amna Ajmal started out with her own label, which according to many was an ambitious step, especially considering her age and inexperience. But, five years down the line, she stands tall with her label proudly holding its own, and is causing ripples in the industry. For this PBCW Amna Ajmal has brought forward a unique and extraordinary, balanced and well-contrasted bridal collection as well as sherwanis for grooms.
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