For Nida Azwer, the spring ahead of us is all about colours. The young designer's motto for spring is to "think pink". Nida, who has been a part of the industry for not more than three years, wants trends to change and focus on colours. And that is agreed upon- last year one saw blacks and whites doing the rounds. To Nida, this spring is about carrying off colour with diversity: shades of pink, fuchsia, bright and shocking pink, dark or tea pink; pinks of all sorts. Adding to that is the flow of the material - linens and chiffons in long lengths, for both Western and Eastern wear (keep your kameezes longer than the pole outside your house!).
"This spring, clothes are going to be flowy. People will see lots of linens and lots of chiffons in the brightest colours, out of which pink would be seen very often. And I suggest short lengths won't be back for a while, everything is going to be long and flowy. A new breeze of kaftans will be making waves, with lots of flow. Pants and shirts are still there and the pumps will be too. But Karachi springs are all about open flats and sandals since it's so hot. Harem pants are going to be in, though I prefer straight or wide legged pants. |  |
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