Sunday, 1 February 2015

OUTFIT OF THE DAY: The Ferozi & Hot Pink Sana Safinaz Suit

I love dawats. Not only do I get yummy food cooked by relatives/friends, I get to dress up and make my husband wait three hours while I put my make-up on (I joke, I'm not that bad yet!).

I've been waiting to wear this outfit, which I ordered via a friend from an exhibition in Dubai - a beautifully embroidered Sana Safinaz suit. I ordered a couple of these suits together last year and had been saving them for after I got married to wear them, and have finally been getting them out while I still can!

This is the outfit, I wanted to show how delicate and tight-knit the embroidery is in this outfit, as well as how well stitched the whole thing is. I love the beautiful ferozi (turquoise or sea blue) colour, contrasted with white and hot pink embroidery.




This is how I accessorised the outfit, I didn't want to wear a  hot pink scarf with it, so picked a dusky pink hijab and matching heels to soften the look. I also found some perfect matching bangles from Pakistan which had been sent to me, in pink and sea green, which gave a playful touch. And of course, I had to add this clutch for a sparkly addition!





This is how I wore it, excuse the silly poses, I had to make my husband take these again and he kept asking my why I was doing stupid poses and making me laugh. I love how the outfit fit on me, it was fitted without being too tight, and the heavy embroidery made it hang nicely.

 

Outfit - Sana Safinaz
Clutch - Green Street
Shoes - Kurt Geiger
Ring - Accessorize
Bangles - Pakistan
Hijab piece - Dorothy Perkins

It was lovely wearing such a well-made suit, my mum and husband loved it (both of their favourite colours are ferozi!) and it was nice to wear something that wasn't blingy for once. This is a perfect outfit for a summer's day as well, and I imagine I'll get a lot of wear out of it in the coming summer. While I can see that shorter hems are slowly creeping back into Pakistani fashion, this still feels like a very wearable, classic outfit, so I'm not worried about it looking outdated!

9 comments:

  1. love the colours and your unique flower bangles! Bees

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    1. Thank you, fabric and thread bangles are all the rage in Pakistan!

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  2. Salam;
    that's gorgeous! Maybe I misinterpreted one of your sentence (and sorry if I am intrusive here, don't hesitate to tell) but... shall we say Maabrouk at that time? If yes, then... Maabrouk! :-)
    Leila

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    1. Salams, no it's not the case, and it's a little early for me to think about that, but bless you and thank you anyway. When the time comes I'll be sure to let you know!! x

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    2. Ahah I am really sorry then for this intrusive assumption!
      Leila

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  3. Salaam! Please please let me know who made your Maria B replica! Do you have an email address? I cannot find her on gupshup forums. I am desperate as my mehndi is coming up! Any help would be great--my email is eewhiting@gmail.com

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    1. Hi, will be dropping you an email soon! x

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    2. Thank you so much--I'm getting really desperate and time is going by so fast!

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