Eastern garb, also referred to as traditional or ethnic apparel, is a broad category that includes a wide range of unique outfits and fashions with roots in Eastern countries. The distinct histories, cultural traditions, and moral principles of several Asian, Middle Eastern, and African nations are reflected in this category of apparel. Eastern clothing has aesthetic and cultural importance, ranging from the flowing robes of the Middle East to the modest elegance of the Japanese kimono, and from the beautiful draping of India's sarees to the detailed embroidery of Pakistan's shalwar kameez.

These clothes frequently have rich materials, eye-catching details, and vivid colours, all of which add to their classic appeal. Pakistani clothing celebrates the rich diversity that characterises the Eastern world and preserves centuries-old customs, acting as more than just a means of self-expression. Pakistani apparel, which successfully combines modern and traditional elements, is a reflection of the region's rich cultural variety and classic fashion sense.

 Pakistani clothing has had a big influence on world design, from the flowing grace of traditional clothes to modern fusion forms.

Pakistani apparel has a rich cultural heritage and frequently reflects influences from the past, present, and future. These clothes are an integral component of cultural heritage, identity, and self-expression. The way that clothes can convey social status is among the most striking illustrations of the relationship between fashion and society.

The clothes we wear may serve as a status symbol for power and riches in many communities. Fine fabrics, elaborate patterns, and the newest styles in fashion were once only available to the affluent and influential.

Whether your personal style is luxe, basic, or fusion, traditional Pakistani wear has something to offer to everyone for every occasion. Find your style and explore the different traditional elements to have fun and look like a million buck, at the same time!

• Coordination: Umer Mushtaq
• Hair Makeup: Adeel Sahir
• Photography: Yasser Sadiq
• Styling: Ibrahim Jaliawala
• Featuring: Michelle Mumtaz