Mohsin Naveed Ranjha

A modern muse wrapped in tradition — this open golden gown is adorned with intricately embellished floral bunches and paired with a jamawar, tailed gharara. The dupatta glows with all-over sequin florals, completing this regal and graceful look.

A long organza shirt featuring a delicate floral repeat, elevated with heavy adda tilla and bodla work. It is paired with an organza sharara and an Indian-silk dupatta, beautifully finished with trims and gota — a perfect harmony of elegance and heritage.

A traditional white-gold lehnga choli crafted in tilla karandi, complemented by red jamawar and pink tissue borders. The ensemble is completed with exquisite hand embellishment — floral pita, naqshi, tilla, and bead work — creating a masterpiece of timeless artistry.

A luxurious Ramem silk shirt richly adorned with pearls, sitara, naqshi, and tilla. Paired with a matching sharara featuring a delicate floral jaal, and an organza dupatta with a heavily worked border. A graceful ode to classic tradition.

An elegant organza angrakha embellished with pita and naqshi, featuring geometric and floral adda borders. Styled with organza bottoms and a maind enhanced with chiffon detailing. The dupatta is richly worked in adda, completing a look of pure, fluid elegance.

A soft, feminine white chiffon peshwas paired with a charming koti and an ice-blue dupatta framed with floral jamawar and gota trims. Finished with a chiffon sharara featuring jamawar borders and gota detailing — a portrait of serene, timeless beauty.

Modern grace meets classic tradition in this white Indian-silk peshwas, delicately sprinkled with chan. The bodice and sleeves feature intricate 3D cutwork appliqué, pearls, naqshi, and hammered detailing. Paired with a dreamy organza dupatta finished with kiran edging — effortlessly refined and eternally elegant.

Kaif is our signature rich burgundy maroon colored bridal ensemble that will surely leave you spellbound with his impeccable design. It is adorned with luxurious embroidery that spans from hem to the neckline., the skirt features beautiful floral vases encased in symmetrical niches and accented with beautiful birds and vines.The bodice and sleeves featured intricate linear patterns, it is paired with coordinated marching diaphanous dupatta balancing the ensemble with simpler pairing featuring intricate embroidery along the borders and flirty tassels

Red chandani is luminous red-and-gold bridal, imagined like a love letter to Punjab’s Mughal frescos. The voluminous skirt unfurls into graduating motifs of floral vases and blossoming sprigs, worked in dazzling metallic thread against a bed of lush emerald green. It is paired with two dupattas, one done in a rich green canvas glinting with architectural embroideries, the other a whisper-thin rose-pink veil, lending a romantic counterpoint. Together, they create a tableau of regal opulence, equal parts history and fantasy.

Mustard Heritage is our radiant mustard raw silk lehenga choli ensemble which draws inspiration from Mughal arches and architectural geometry. Each motif is painstakingly embroidered and heightened with decorative appliqués and glinting hand embellishments. The contrasting maroon blouse is rich with mirror work and metallic thread embroidery, while the pink-and-green dupatta brings unexpected drama with its laser-cut detailing, kiran trims, and dori work. A choice for the bold bride who wishes to turn tradition into theatre.

Rose-gold lehenga choli, it's a portrait of contemporary bridal glamour. The short blouse, with its trailing floral vines, is embroidered in metallic threads and overlaid with handwork that glitters like dewdrops. The lehenga carries a fine twin-sitara sequin spray, while its hem is crowned with multihead embroidered borders trimmed with sparkle. The organza dupatta, airy and translucent, is printed with motifs and edged with scalloped, hand-embellished borders designed to shimmer softly under moonlight.

Red Nazneen luminous red-and-gold bridal, imagined like a love letter to Punjab’s Mughal frescos. The voluminous skirt unfurls into graduating motifs of floral vases and blossoming sprigs, worked in dazzling metallic thread against a bed of lush emerald green. It is paired with two dupattas, one done in a rich green canvas glinting with architectural embroideries, the other a whisper-thin rose-pink veil, lending a romantic counterpoint. Together, they create a tableau of regal opulence, equal parts history and