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Aisha Imran, a big name of Pakistani fashion industry, has recently launched her latest Bridal Collection 2018-19, in this collection you will find various Pakistani traditional bridal fashions, which has enriched merged with latest trends.
Let’s introduce you with the wonderful and latest styles of Aisha Imran bridal collection.
HONEY SQUASH
Heavenly golden heavy organza shirt paired with rust lehnga with embroidered borders of stones and kora dabka. Paired with deep red organza dupatta.
VANITY AFFAIR
A grey organza dress featuring silver kora dabka, crystal and tea pink resham work with small motifs all over the front. It is paired with intricately crafted organza dupatta to perfect the look.
VEHEMENT MAROON
Opulent combination of silver and red makes this cutwork net trail dress a master piece. Red velvet lehnga with intricate work patterns of stones, crystals and booti adds to the overall look. It is paired with golden net dupatta with borders all around.
ILLUSTRIOUS FAWN
Delicate tissue fully embroidered shirt with intricate embroidery all over and borders at the hemline done in resham, kora dabka, pearls, diamante, sequins and stones.
LUSTROUS GOLD
Vivacious golden and carrot pink combination with net fabric, fully embroidered with kora dabka, crystals, stones and sequins. Carrot pink jamawar lehnga with borders and a chiffon net dupatta brings forth a dreamy overall look.
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MOSS GREEN
Beige organza open shirt with heavy embroidery allover done in pitta work, resham, stones and sequins. Golden blouse paired with an opulent green gharara with heavily embroidered borders and motifs. A heavily embroidered dupatta with extensive borders all around to give a timelessly traditional look.
CLASSIC PUFF
A stunning beige and red sleeveless tissue heavily embroidered bridal gown with resham and extensive hand work done in gotta kora dabka, stones and pearls on the entire dress. Fully worked dupatta is added to give it a finished look.
CHERRY ROSE
A beautiful plum and golden sleeveless dress comprises of worked round neckline. The dress is further enhanced by golden hand embroidered work all over. It has ganga jamni work details. The dress is complemented with a plum chiffon heavily embroidered dupatta.
GOSSAMER DIVINE
A pretty floor length grey gown with dabka work, resham, crystals, stone motifs and heavy borders all around. Intricate jaal pattern on dupatta adds to the look.
CERULEAN SKY
Fully embroidered and embellished dress done in cutwork details, kora dabka, resham, pearls, stones and diamante finished with embroidered borders. Dupatta with chann finished with resham borders.
CANTALOUPE
A beige and red dreamy open shirt with heavily embroidered and embellished neckline and sleeves done in resham, kora dabka, stones and sequins. Small motifs on the entire shirt done in kora dabka and stones finished with embroidered borders. A fully worked net lehenga and dupatta finished with embroidered borders.
Aisha Imran Bridal Collection 2018-19 includes a variety of bridal dresses. Every bridal dress of this collection has made with outstanding embroidered, kora dabka, crystals and stones work and this made the collection more noticeable and perfect for brides-to-be to wear any dress of this collection on that wedding.
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