Mohsin Naveed Ranjha

Meesam is our elegant white dove hued signature MNR sherwani. Crafted out of opulent silken textile, the short sherwani is adorned with golden block print depicting bouquet of flowers which are further accented with gliterring kamdani across the front, collar and sleeves. It is layered over self pattern white shirt and white trousers in matching white creating a fusion of styles that reflect a cosmopolitan outlook

Eesha wears Megha, a 3 piece attire consists of a turmeric colored ensemble that dazzles with heavily hand embellished details. A raw silk kameez with asymmetric embroidery pattern paired with a organza kacha tilla gharara worn with a deep maroon organza dupatta with gota finish.

A pastel green organza peshwas adorned with intricate adda embroidery, paired with a cotton silk lehenga finished with a detailed border. Completed with an organza dupatta featuring delicate floral boti and four-sided borders for a graceful, ethereal finish.

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.

Meher Bano borrows the structure of something vintage and injects it with quiet cool, in a deep, saturated Neelum Blue that feels rich without trying too hard. The kameez is cut from silken fabric and features vintage-inspired bishop sleeves with decorative trim on the cuffs and hem of the shirt. Tonal thread embroidery with Mughal motifs runs across the lower hem, and playful tassels across neckline add texture to the front. It’s paired with matching farshi shalwar finished with detailing on paanchas, and a soft dupatta scattered with sequins and finished with coordinating Mughal motif embroidery on both ends. It’s the kind of look that doesn’t scream for attention,it just owns the room.

Nabeel wears a khaddar kurta with a delicate teardrop embroidery jaal and marori embroidered band. Worn under this henna green waistcoat decorated with delicate block print and hand embellished details. It is complete with contemporary tila pleat detailing.

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 sage green embroidered organza shirt with a faux-jacket effect, detailed with scrolling floral vines across the front. The ramen silk wide-leg trousers have a subtle trellis-like embroidery for added texture. A sheer organza dupatta, finished with delicate trims and a fine geometric embroidered border, keeps the look light. Soft structure with a flowy feel.

A study in graceful minimalism, this white kameez is punctuated by ivy-like embroidery that climbs organically across the neckline and shoulders in shades of olive green. The blank expanse of the shirt allows the embroidery to shine, making it ideal for both day and evening wear. Wide-leg trousers are scattered with sprigs of embroidered florals, their hem trimmed with delicate lace. The dupatta, crafted from sheer organza, features shimmering lace borders, adding an air of lightness and whimsy.

In Eid Moon White, this Kulla Karandi kameez features gold linear embroidery forming Mughal niches with floral motifs. Multiple embroidered borders with embellishments add depth, finished with delicate trims. Paired with a cotton net sharara, finished with gota kinari, this ensemble is a graceful choice for Eid celebrations.
It includes a shirt, dupatta and sharara.

The signature peshwas is an ode to colors of henna. Hand embroidered cotton net peshwas is a statement of MNR’s signature motifs. Paired with a lehenga the, outfit is completed with a net and an organza dupatta along with a beautiful velvet pouch.

Ambreen Afzal breathes life into our 5 piece Mithran bridal, a beautiful heavily worked peshwas constructed on a rich moss green cotton net base with hand appliqued jamawar and velvet patches in the shades of rust and burgundy. The peshwas is heavily embellished with gota and zari which makes it an illustrious affair made especially keeping the mehndi event in mind. It is paired with a salmon pink heavy jaal dupatta with carefully place hand embellished motifs and gotta finish and a deep  fuchsia organza dupatta with heavy marori embroidery and salmon silk borders. Worn on top of a cotton net lehnga for an added volume and oomph effect.