For Pakistani winter weddings this year, trends lean towards rich fabrics like velvet, silk, and jamawar in deep jewel tones (burgundy, emerald, navy) and pastels, featuring heavy embroidery, intricate zari, and modern cuts like peplum lehengas or angrakhas, with statement velvet dupattas or heavily embellished organza/net ones adding warmth and royalty, perfect for brides and guests seeking tradition with a modern twist.

For Pakistani winter weddings this year, trends lean towards rich fabrics like velvet, silk, and jamawar in deep jewel tones (burgundy, emerald, navy) and pastels, featuring heavy embroidery, intricate zari, and modern cuts like peplum lehengas or angrakhas, with statement velvet dupattas or heavily embellished organza/net ones adding warmth and royalty, perfect for brides and guests seeking tradition with a modern twist. Metallics like gold and bronze are also popular.

Styles that should be on top of your list are: lehenga choli; classic, but with modern twists like peplum tops. Ghararas; traditional farshi ghararas are back in style. Maxi dresses/anarkalis; flowy, floor-length designs with heavy embroidery. Angrakha; mughal-inspired styles for a regal look. Keep an eye out for embellishments, like heavy zari, dabka, kora, sequins, crystals, and 3D floral appliqués.

Statement pieces like dupattas can make all the difference! Think heavy velvet, embroidered net/organza with scalloped borders, or sheer ones with rich handwork. Add modern touches with unique necklines (plunging V-necks) and sleeve designs (sheer full sleeves) add contemporary flair.

Pair silk/chiffon dresses with heavy, embellished velvet shawls to stay warm without compromising on comfort or style. If you are a guest going to be a part of someone’s special day, go for short kurtis with flared shararas or a waistcoat over kurta pajamas that will offer a blend of tradition and comfort.
Combine traditional bottoms like lehengas with modern tops or opt for heavily embellished sarees for a fusion look.

• Coordination: Umer Mushtaq
• Hair & Makeup: Nomi Lawrence
• Designer: Sehrish Nadeem
• Cheographer: Fahad Shah Syed
• Photography: Hussain Piart
• Featuring: Kyshajiya