Exhibitions in Karachi

With Muharram approaching fast, there is once again a lull in exhibitions in Karachi. There is only one exhibition being held this week, at Ensemble. The exhibition will showcase Lahore-based brand Mahgul’s bridal and luxury pret collections.

Soma Intl. will be co-exhibiting their Sangeeta Boochra jewellery, which has been inspired by classical Indian design. The exhibition is a trunk show so be sure to stop by as early as possible so you can get your hands on the best pieces before they run out!

Mahgul and Soma Trunk Show at Ensemble

Lahore-based brand Mahgul is holding a trunk show at Ensemble this weekend. The exhibition will mark the introduction of Maghul’s ‘Vivante’ bridal collection from PFDC L’Oreal Paris Bridal Week. The collection includes complete bridal ensembles, as well as formal and bridal seperates, made to order.

The Vivante collection features formal ensembles in trendy cuts, as well as traditional bridal cuts, with heavy embellishments and embroidery. The show will also offer a preview of the brand’s luxury pret collection with limited pieces available to buy off the rack.

This blue ensemble is decorated with floral embroidery and adopts the casual trend of large arm holes into formal wedding wear.

This deep red ensemble is decorated with gold broidery and paired with an embroidered net dupatta.

The exhibition will also feature jewellery by Soma Intl. The brand’s Sangeeta Boochra jewellery will be available. The brand’s jewellery is made using pure silver and is embellished with gold plating and stones.

This pendent is inspired by Rajasthani aesthetics and is embellished with gold plating.

Where: Ensemble

When: 9th-10th October

Timings: 11:00 a.m. onwards

Contact: 0304-0042257

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/events/438242883049926/

Karachi - City Of The Quaid

Karachi is the provincial capital of Sindh province and the largest city in Pakistan. It is also one of the largest cities in the world. It was the original capital of Pakistan and remains the cultural and economic hub, as well as being the largest seaport of the country. Its leading economic sectors include finance, business services, transportation, media, television production, publishing, software, medical research, education and tourism. Spread over 3530 square kilometres (1363 sq mi), the city and suburbs comprise the world’s twentieth largest metropolitan area. The city credits its growth to the mixed populations of economic and political migrants and refugees from different national, provincial, linguistic and religious origins who have largely come to settle here permanently. It is locally termed as the “City of Lights” for its liveliness and the “City of the Quaid”, having been the birth and burial place of Quaid-e-Azam Muhammad Ali Jinnah, the founder of Pakistan, as well as his home after 1947. Residents of Karachi are called “Karachiites”.