Pakistan designer Wedding libaas Wedding Libas Collection truly understands the sentiments of a bride, associated with her Big Day, when it comes to her Bridal dress. We are here to provide professional help and guide you about the latest trends, fashion, and styles in the market. Custom made Bridal Wear We understand and respect our clients’ wishes and to cater their personalized needs, we offer custom made bridal dresses to ensure your satisfaction. You can get stylish Bridal Dresses for every season you want. These designs have a variety of styles and motifs. These Formal and bridal dresses are designed by leading and best clothing professionals. They are famous for making creative patterns and themes. All the Bridal Dresses in this collection are suitable for all seasons. M.Ameer.Hamza
(Designer, wedding libaas and Creative Director at Sapphire)with 90%online based of international network in this field in different foreigner countries
You’ve come a long way from being an exclusive, limited couturier to one of the most celebrated bridal wear in all over Pakistan as well as the Creative Director of Sapphire, handling their ready to wear
: It has been instrumental in the growth of the brand. As a design house wedding libaas has never been static; we’ve been constantly growing since I started off from my parent’s backyard. When growth is organic it happens over time, with brands evolving as opposed to exploding on to the scene. With bridal wear ,wedding libaas crossed the threshold from being niche to becoming a household name and now our caters to that larger market, furnishing a sound design esthetic at high street price points every day, year round.
WL: Every design house has an ethos – for it is quality and luxury so that is something I cannot compromise. However, I never refuse to work with people’s budgets; we simply adjust the amount of embellishment accordingly. If a bridal costs a lot it will also be extremely worked. Someone paying less will cut down on the embellishment but there will be no compromise on the design or quality. There are people who irrespective of affordability prefer to wear lightly worked clothes.
Also to give perspective, our embellishment, embroidery and motif development is very detailed and elaborate. Therefore it takes time and entails a higher cost of production. The average person may not be able to distinguish between hand sewn and machine done, or an embroidery technique which may take infinitely longer than another or the intricacy and value of detailed patterns as opposed to embellishment thrown on for the sake of effect. Many couturiers produce heavily worked ensembles which have an overall impact but close up there is little intricacy. People who come to wedding libaas for lightly or heavily embellished clothes understand these nuances.
We are fortunate to have a strong and loyal customer base for wedding libaas and now for Sapphire Lawn – who appreciates our aesthetic season after season – it is their patronage that has allowed critics to acknowledge that we are one of the select hottest selling brands in the region. We didn’t therefore get the busy print feedback from these customers – if anything the print is our strength and that’s what sells. In terms of our inspiration: this year print on print was a huge trend on all the international runways and as a design house we do follow global forecasts.
We are however always cognizant of trend Vs practicality and therefore design our wedding dresses in such a way as to give multiple stitching options to ensure that the commitment to quality and high end design is not compromised. I can of course understand that some may or may not be able to carry off a complete head to toe print on print look for which reason customers always get enough fabric to play around with. Everyone in the West for instance, does not pair the printed Etro top with the printed Etro pant, even though that is how it was shown in the ad campaign. I personally mix and match all my prints and since I’m not a huge fan of embroidery during the day and I use that separately
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