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Farah Talib Aziz presents an effortless vision of graceful femininity with a capsule collection that captures the brand’s romantic aesthetic and modern elegance with extremely covetable results.This zari silk kalidaar is in a delicate pale pink hue which makes it an ideal choice for year around festivities. It has an absolutely gorgeous round neckline, embellished with intricate floral handwork of silver kora and dabka. Delicately hand embellished with sequins and Swarovski crystals to help you shine out amongst the crowd. Intricately hand worked floral motifs along the front of the shirt are designed to have heads turning everywhere. Pure silk thread flowers bloom all over in the perfect pastels add eye-catching pops of colour.The dupatta of this timeless piece is made of diaphanous organza which gives it an elegant . Accentuated by a heavy border and densely sprayed with sequins Swarovski crystals to amplify the breath-taking beauty of the entire outfit.

Gul-e-Khaas is something rare done in dark green Indian silk ensemble, bold and botanical, starts with a sleeveless choli in floral printed silk, traced with golden embroidery across the neckline and straps like delicate vines creeping along marble. The lehenga spills open like a secret Mughal garden, featuring appliqués of the same floral print, layered over block-printed motifs and enhanced with gota patti, mirror work, and fine hand embroidery. The spade-like motifs cascade downward and transform into intricate geometric patterns inspired by Mughal ceiling art symmetrical, hypnotic, and rich in detail. Lines of sequins and mirrorwork slash through the skirt like glints of sun in foliage. The hemline is a spectacle unto itself, with an ornate Mughal border densely embroidered in golden threadwork. The matching organza dupatta is no less opulent, blooming with large and small printed flowers at both ends, accented with gota patti and adda work, framed by embroidered borders and finished with charming kiran trims and fluttering tassels

A stunning kalidaar in shades of rich blues, purples and teal adorned with intricate gota embellishments and handwork details using kora, dabka, and sitara. To completet the outfit, a straight pant in a shade of blue is included. This ensemble is a perfect blend of traditional craftsmanship and contemporary design, offering a striking and sophisticated look for special occasions and celebrations. Pair yours with our signature chunri chaddar, made from pure silk (and available in a myriad of hues) drenched in enticingly luminous kaamdaani, as well as an elaborate hand worked border on all four sides. - a striking, versatile choice for any manner of occasion.

A spectacular lime yellow net peshawas with an embellished choker neck attached to intricately detailed front. The panels of peshwas are covered with beautiful chatta of small sequin bunches. The border of peshwas is made in a beautifully designed pattern which is also intricately detailed with adda work.

An exquisite ivory net peshwas with a body full embellished along with its sleeves with silver sequins, cutdana, Mukesh and nakshi. It’s a front open peshwas with chatta of booti made intricately made with sequins. It comes with a silk crushed sharara with embellished borders. There are two net dupattas, one with a stunning jaal of silver sequins. As well as an embroidered and embellished thick border. The second net dupatta is a plain ivory dupatta with an embellished border on all four sides.

A Maroon and Powder Pink ensemble, a jewel from the Royal Reverie bridal collection. A cotton net shirt, a canvas of sophistication, boasts an intricate symphony of heavy neckline detailing, Kaamdani chan and complementary motifs. Paired with a matching raw silk izaar, adorned with gold work to mirror the shirt. Enveloped in the ethereal grace of a powder pink net organza dupatta, embellished with sequin chan heavy borders.

A beautiful lime green bridal comprising of a raw silk shirt extensively hand rendered in dabka, sheeshagari, Swarovski, sitara and gotta, paired with an organza farshi gharara embroidered with resham and tilla and embellished using gotta, dabka, sitari and sheeshagari. It comes with two organza dupattas to complete the look. The heavy dupatta is framed with a beautifully hand embellished border and circular motifs all over hand crafted with love and finished with our signature tamba kiran. The light kacha tilla dupatta is embroidered in aari and has accents of chatta patti and gotta. It comes with a matching pouch.

Ghararas are symbolic to our Maison, our love affair with this statement cut is deeply rooted. Rehmat Ajmal wears Zeenat Mahal 5 piece bridal set and exudes the grace of a Mughal Shehzadi. A beautiful tangerine outfit that has minimal accents of sindoori red velvet. The kameez is set on hand-loomed cotton net featuring scenic embellishments of Mughal miniature, a farshi gharara with block print and heavily hand embellished velvet borders. Worn with a net jaal dupatta with heavy floral embellished borders and velvet scallop. A zari organza dupatta decorated with marori and finished with gota.

A sensational combination of tangerine put together as a tribute to mistresses of great Mughal dynasty. The outfit radiates; beautiful Missouri fabric embellished with bead work, naqshi and sequence come together with beautiful net and organza dupattas. A Missouri pouch ad to the beauty and elegance.

Eman wears Reema, a 4 piece attire with classic Mohsin Naveed Ranjha look consisting of a beautiful two hued velvet separates that glimmer in moss green and brass shades. The lehnga comprises of an elaborate jaal of tila and carefully placed floral motifs carved out of tila and resham, it is accentuated with gota kinari, pearls and cut dana. The border is hand appliqued and embellished chatta pati. Worn on top of a gota choli and a beautiful brass dupatta with heavy floral motifs, had embellished velvet borders and chatta pati palus with gota and kiran finishing. Eman wears a velvet potli with a jaal.

This maysuri panelled heritage shirt features a blend of traditional techniques such as block print, resham, zardozi, gotta and mirror work. It is paired with an organza gharara with gotta detail and a maisori dupatta hand worked in intricate resham zardozi gotta and mirror work