Shalwar Kameez

Shalwar Kameez 

Another great option is the shalwar kameez. Though not the first first pick of many Pakistani brides,this look would be ideal for petite ladies and can be quite versatile because of variations in the kameez length and type of shalwar. The different styles of shalwar include Patiala, Harem, Afghani znd  many more.

 

                    

Bridal Gown

Bridal Gown: 

Bridal gowns come in various designs and you will definitely find something that suits you. A gown with a long train looks regal and presents a dramatic look, resulting in great photographs. This style was inspired by western formal wear, but designed according to our culture and fashion trends.

                              

Gharara

 Gharara:

                       Gharara is pair of trousers/ plants that are normally fitted at the knees, there usually is a kind of band or border in the area where the cloth is joined and gathered in the form of pleats. This adds a bit of volume and body to the lower half of the trousers. Normally, a gharara is paired with a kameez or kurti of short to medium lenght. This piece can look stunning with embellishments and embroidery.

                     

Sharara

 Sharara:

                    To the untrained eye, a sharara looks deceptively similar to a long flowy lehenga. It is in fact a pair of trousers with lots of flare and is usually worn with a straight cut or Anarkali style kurti. These bottoms are characteristically loose. Paired with a dupatta, the look is complete. since this style of clothing can be lightweight and easy to carry, It's a great option for the bride that doesn't want to be weighed down or have her movements restricted.

Angrakha

Angrakha:          

  A very traditional and unique option is the angrakha. The style is said to have been derived from Rajasthani traditions.The garment has flow and flare. It would  suit tail brides particularly well, giving a graceful look fit for a queen. The dress reminds one of the peaks of the Mughal Empire when wasteful decadence was the norm for those of royal blood. This type of dress would work really well for your mehndi function. A bit more detail and this dress would look great for you nikkah, baraat or valima as well. If you are thinking of combining your mehendi and shadi functions into what has been called shehndi (Learn more about planning a shehndi with Bookirea), then we would recommend that you choose this dress to your fusion event.

             The long frock could be paired with fitted tights, such as a churidar pajama. The cut and stitching of the garment make it comfortable to wear and hassle free to carry. Great for any wedding in any season. You could even wear this again on other formal occasions by pairing the dress with a simple dupatta, it won't seem over the top.

                       

Lehenga

Lehenga:

          For better or for worse, culture and tradition paint every aspect of a Pakistan life, including the wedding. Desi brides are the epitome of glitz and glamour on their big day.

                Pakistani wedding dresses styles because it is the most iconic garment of all. Whenever you think of a traditional bride, the look comprising of a red or maroon lehenga paired with a choli and an elegantly draped dupatta is the image eye.   

             Lehenga come in different shapes and designs. You are sure to find one that is perfect for your body type. If you're wondering what would suit you in particular, have a look at our article on the best wedding dress designs for your body type.

Pakistan Bridal Dresses

 Wedding Dresses: 

                 For all the brides to be that aren't particularly well versed in bridal fashion, specifically when it comes to dresses, then this article on our pick of top 7 wedding dress styles will give you a general grip on the subject. no shame if all things bridal aren't your forte. let this be a learning experience and have fun along the way.

             Below we have listed some of the most popular Pakiatani wedding dresses styles.

• Lehenga 
• Angrakha
• Sharara
• Garara 
• Farshi Pajama 
• Bridal Gown
• Shalwar kameez  

Gilgit Baltistan Dresses

 Gilgit Baltistan Dresses:

                  Traditional dresses or clothing are influenced by geographical, religious, economical and moral factor. Gilgit Baltistan has a diverse cultural heritage. Because  of the geographic location the region traditional dress of Gilgit Baltistan has some link to the traditional dresses of central Asia, China, Iran and turkey.

Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Dresses

Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Dresses: :

                       The traditional dress of Peshawar and other parts of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, Pakistan is the khalqa (gown) which opens at the front or shirt which does not open at the front, and the Peshawari shalwar which is very loose down to the ankles. Choga the choga is an outer robe with sleeves. it is generally made of soft woollen material.

Balochi Dresses

 Balochi Culture Dresses:

                          Balochi being rich enough in term of culture beauty has got a magnificant and different clothing style, which contrats the baloch from rest of the people of the world. balochi traditional clothing gives a sense of proud to the wear (baloch) and how, iet's here a glance over baloch clothing that how it is different and more attractive from rest attractive from rest traditional clothing of the people

Balochi Dresses Of Men's:

                           The traditional cloth used by baloch men is a loose, long shirt that is long enough to reach below the knees, this long shirt is used with baggy trousers called shoulder and also used turban. the turban is long fabric wrap around a turban cap on the head.

                 Although baloch men clothes are less colourfull then that of women, men's clothing is still characterized by special feature that immediately identify the wearer as baloch.

 

Punjab Dresses:

             Kurta pyjama the popular traditional dresses of Punjab includes a long shirt and baggy pants. kurta usually has slashes on both sides and they have long sleeves