In a remarkable move toward aligning fashion with sustainability, Amsterdam Fashion Week (AFW) has announced a groundbreaking partnership with Copenhagen Fashion Week (CPHFW), a leading advocate for environmentally responsible fashion. This collaboration marks a significant milestone, as AFW adopts CPHFW’s widely respected Sustainability Requirements framework, bringing it to the forefront of eco-conscious fashion events across Europe.

This initiative follows closely on the heels of London Fashion Week’s adoption of the same sustainability guidelines through its collaboration with the British Fashion Council (BFC). AFW’s decision signals a broader shift within the industry, especially within the Nordic and Benelux fashion communities,…

Yasir Hussain’s latest theatrical endeavor, “Monkey Business,” has recently taken the stage at the Arts Council in Karachi, running from April 5 to April 20. Produced by Inkorporate Digital and LOIQ Films, the play features prominent performances by Hussain and Umer Alam, both of whom have garnered significant attention for their roles. The opening night attracted a host of celebrities, including Iqra Aziz, Saboor Aly, Ali Ansari, Aijaz Aslam, and Faysal Quraishi, all of whom added to the star-studded atmosphere.

However, the play has not been without its controversies. Clips from “Monkey Business” have circulated widely…

When it comes to women’s shoes, there are various categories tailored for different occasions, including casual, formal, and athletic styles. From elegant heels and versatile flats to trendy boots and comfortable sneakers, each type of shoe serves a unique purpose in enhancing fashion and personal style.

Casual Shoes are designed for everyday wear, prioritizing comfort and versatility. They are suitable for a variety of informal settings, from running errands to meeting friends for coffee.

Wedge Heels for Women: Offer comfort and style, perfect for casual outings or summer parties.

Pakistan’s fashion landscape in 2025 pulses with creativity, led by designers who fuse heritage with innovation to dictate global style. These luminaries don’t merely craft garments—they sculpt trends, refine techniques, and forecast the industry’s trajectory. Their work, from opulent bridal couture to versatile prêt, empowers enthusiasts to curate wardrobes that exude modernity and quality. Beyond aesthetics, they propel Pakistan’s sartorial identity onto the world stage, earning acclaim through international runways and partnerships. Here are ten visionaries reshaping elegance for 2025.

Syeda Tuba Anwar has swiftly become a standout name in Pakistan’s television landscape, her journey as an actress and model marked by both talent and tenacity. Her fame surged in June 2018 with her marriage to the late Dr. Aamir Liaquat Hussain, a towering figure in hosting and politics. Today, she’s celebrated for her roles in acclaimed dramas like Bharas, Bichoo, Baby Baji, Baby Baji ki Bahuwain, Muhabbat Satrangi, and the buzzworthy Baylagaam. For Fashion Style Trends enthusiasts, Tuba’s recent spot on ARY Digital’s Shaan e Sahoor, hosted by Nida Yasir, was a revelation—pairing…

Hania Aamir, one of Pakistan’s most beloved actresses, continues to captivate audiences both on-screen and off. Renowned for her standout roles in dramas like Anaa, Mujhe Jeene Do, Ishqiya, Sang e Mah, Mere Humsafar, Mujhe Pyar Hua Tha, and the wildly popular Kabhi Main Kabhi Tum, Hania boasts an impressive 18.1 million Instagram followers—making her the most-followed Pakistani actress on the platform. Her charm, bubbly personality, and impeccable style have earned her a massive fanbase, not just in Pakistan but across India as well, especially after hits like Mere Humsafar. For Fashion Style Trends readers, her…

Hira Mani, a celebrated Pakistani actress, model, and host, commands a massive following of 8.4 million on Instagram, thanks to her stellar performances in dramas like Do Bol, Kashf, Sun Yara, and Mere Paas Tum Ho. Married to actor-comedian Salman Saqib Sheikh, popularly known as Mani, she’s also a proud mother to two sons, Muzammil and Ibrahim. Known for her versatility and striking on-screen presence, Hira recently found herself at the center of a social media storm after sharing a candid, makeup-free family video—prompting a wave of criticism and commentary that’s buzzing across platforms. For