Be sure to measure your body, do not measure over shirts or slacks. Bust - With arms relaxed down at the sides, measure around the fullest part of the bust, under your arms, and keep the tape parallel to the floor. Shirt Waist - Bend to one side to find the natural crease of your waist. Measure at this point keeping tape parallel to the floor and comfortable around your waist. Trousers Waist - Slight down to the shirtwaist, measure at this point keeping tape parallel to the floor and comfortable around your trouser's waist. Hips - Stand with heels together, and measure around the fullest part of your hips (about 8 inches from your waist). Shirt Length - Run a tape measure from the shoulder, over the fullest part of the bust, down through the required point. Sleeve Length - With the arm bent 90 degrees, place a hand on the hip. Start at the corner of the shoulder to the elbow, then down to the wrist. Trouser Length - Measure a similar style of pants that fits you well. Measure from the waistband to the hem.- Pakistani Designer Angarkha 2023: Peach pink tissue organza Angarkha style heavily embellished with floral cord work and ornamental motifs work all over. Thin border on the panel; Wide border through the hemline.
- V neck; Embellished full sleeves.
- Banarsi Jamawar two-legged Flappers have dual floral embellished borders all around.
- Jade green crushed silk Dupatta shawl has a thin floral border all around. Pearl lace edges.
- Full sleeves; Scalloped hems have pearls dangling edges.
- Raw silk flared Lehenga skirt has coordinating work and a wide border through the hemline.
- Tulle net Dupatta shawl has a dual heavy embellished border all around. Sequins spray in the middle.
Embellishment works include Kora, dabka, naqshi, cut-glass, pearls, sequins, beads, diamantes, Swarovski crystals, and Resham.
100% natural pure imported fabrics. Handmade embellishments. Premium quality fine tailoring.
For generations, men and women have worn the Pakistani Designer Angarkha 2023 , a traditional South Asian garment, which embodies a classic elegance that defies fashion. This distinctive clothing has its roots in the Indian subcontinent and has become a representation of both ethnic diversity and fashion.
The overlapping panels of the Angarkha are linked together with fabric cords or strings. People of all ages and genders can wear it, and because of its adaptability, it has become a popular option for a range of occasions, from informal get-togethers to formal events.
The history of the outfit begins in Mughal India when it was made for the royal court at first. However, because of its ease and regal aspect, it quickly became popular with the general public. Modern designers have updated the Angarkha by fusing classic design elements with cutting-edge fashion sensibilities.
Pakistani Designer Angarkha 2023 comes in a wide range of materials, from cotton for daily use to silk and brocade for special occasions. It becomes a wardrobe must for people looking for distinctive and timeless clothing due to the intricate embroidery, vivid colors, and ability to alter the length and pattern.
The Angarkha continues to be an intriguing option, acting as a link between tradition and contemporary fashion, whether you’re studying the rich legacy of South Asia or just looking for stylish and comfortable attire.
