Mohsin Naveed Ranjha

A subtle grey pure cotton kurta features our signature dori marori embroidery on the neckline, band and sleeves and is matched with white cotton trousers.

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.

A light yellowish-beige embroidered organza jacket, with floral and leafy sprigs in cream, brown, and green, lined with delicate trims. The ramen silk shirt and trousers underneath keep the look balanced and easy to style. A sheer organza dupatta with a fine embroidered border and scattered florets softens the whole look. Lightweight layers with an understated edge.

A luxurious silk shirt paired with a flowing chiffon sharara, completed with an intricately embroidered chiffon dupatta for a graceful and sophisticated ensemble.

Hoor Bano takes the drama of a vintage silhouette and rewires it for today, cut in punchy Yaqoot Pink silk that moves easily and makes an entrance. The flowing kameez skims the body just right; light enough to move with you, detailed enough to make you stand out. Diagonal pintex lines and slim trim borders frame the shirt and reappear at the ends of the sleeves, while soft tassels finish the neckline with a subtle swing. It’s paired with farshi shalwar that pools dramatically at the hem, and a sheer dupatta scattered with sequins and edged with ornate Mughal-inspired detailing. This one’s for when you want to channel vintage fantasy, without ever feeling like you’re playing dress-up.

Husna is a white and sand-hued signature MNR peplum shirt and sharara ensemble. The peplum shirt is made of delicate paper silk which block printed in traditional leafy motifs and the neckline made in classic Mughal style featuring multi-head embroidery and hand embellishments outlining the contours decorating the whole shirt. It is paired with a sharara also made of coordinating paper silk fabric featuring matching blockprinted motifs and it is liberally adorned with decorative trims along the borders giving it a beautiful feel. The ensemble is completed with a khaadi net dupatta with scalloped edge cutwork and delicate embroidery making it perfect for summer festivities

A long organza screen-printed peshwas in a soft light green-blue hue, delicately embroidered and embellished across the bodice. The flared hem features a printed floral panel and intricate embroidered borders. A sheer net dupatta, dusted with a spray of sequins, is finished with delicate trims. A poetic ensemble, perfect for Eid morning serenity.
It includes a pishwas and dupatta.

Embrace warmth and richness in the Inzar ensemble, showcasing a peetal browwn Indian silk lehnga adorned with dark brown appliques and intricate goti kinari. The Indian silk choli boasts goti and adda work, harmonizing seamlessly with the organza duptta featuring block print and enhanced trims. The earthy tones create a captivating canvas, reflecting the beauty of nature's hues.

Iqbal Bano picks up classic cues and dials them into something bright and wearable, done in glowing Zafrani Yellow, the kind of color that doesn’t wait for an invitation. The long shirt features pintex detailing and lace trims along the button placket and ends of sleeves, with intricate embroidery of palms and cranes at the hem of the shirt, finished delicate lace trimmings. The silhouette is grounded with voluminous farshi shalwar with details at the paancha, while the sheer dupatta is softly embellished with scattered sequins and trimmed with lace borders pulls everything together with just the right amount of ease. It’s celebratory but casual.

Ishqiya, A charming pink self-cotton pishwas, adorned with a delicate printed border and intricate adda work that adds handcrafted elegance. The ensemble is paired with a Kacha Tila organza dupatta, lending a subtle shimmer and graceful finish—perfect for festive occasions and daytime celebrations.

Ivory raw silk pishwas that feels like poetry in motion, its fitted bodice traced with delicate floral vine embroidery, like fine filigree against porcelain. The flare blooms outward, strewn with hand-placed boti motifs, each glinting softly under the light. The hem is crowned with a lavish embroidered border, anchoring the dreamy silhouette. A diaphanous mukesh net dupatta is scalloped, heavily worked, and dusted with sequins and it drapes like moonlight, completing this ode to quiet bridal grandeur.