#al kameez

[radioactivespiderblood]

Traditional Clothes for Batkids

DC should let Damian and Cass wear traditional clothes to galas/for formal wear in general. Like imagine Cass in a vintage qipao and Damian in shalwar kameez like:

I couldn't find any sufficiently cunty photos on men's Shalwar Kameez so you'll just have to pretend these are pictures of men. Also, these were the least AI generated looking images I could find.

Or both in Hanfu:

I mean Talia's mom IS from Shanghai folks, he IS Chinese!

Like, why WOULDN'T you want this?

[drksanctuary]

You know what, fuck it. Desi’s your Alabaster:

[diwanfashion]

Al karam Chikankari vol 1 Suits | Self Embroiderd Pakistani Suits

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[jester-lover]

this is my first time writing a request, so please let me know if i need to be more specific! i was wondering if you could write a desi reader x the dorm heads (twisted wonderland). like introducing the boys to the culture and stuff like that? thank you!!

YES OF COURSE!!!! I’m desi myself! We desperately need representation in anime/game spaces, these are just the ones I could think of one the spot, but I saw this request and it made my day!!

also fun fact: this blog was originally supposed to be centered around desi women, but I couldn’t keep up with that idea, this is such a lovely reminder!!

Warnings: Fluff, food, hair mentioned, ‘starting a family’ mention but no kids or anything, unapologetic cultural appreciation, desi families (positive), author calls the pale ones gora pakoras, rambling

Dorm Leaders with a Desi Girlfriend!

Riddle Rosehearts

I don’t think you understand how much your mom loves him

His spice tolerance is at ZERO, but boy will he try for you

He adores gulab jamuns, I mean ROSES?? WITH DESSERT?? This is his destiny

Adores chai, drinks more chai than all your aunts combined

He loves chai so much he’ll ask for you to make it for the tea parties, drinks the chai with biscuits

OFF WITH THEIR HEAD to anyone who calls it ‘chai tea’ !!!

Desi jewelry is his favorite thing you wear, the intricate patterns and shapes make his heart beat faster

If you get him jewelry he’s probably gonna cry

“You look absolutely gorgeous, I almost can't believe you’re with me.” 

Leona Kingscholar

The mix of y’all’s cultures is perfect

He will happily eat spicy meat, he can go on about the meat

Biryani is his favorite, goat or chicken

You might expect me to say your parents don’t like him, but HE’S LITERALLY A PRINCE, man is rich asf you’re gonna be taken care of

He’s also so respectful to your mom, she def tells you to act more like him

If you have to accompany him to some gaudy event in the savanna, and  you choose to wear cultural clothing, like a sari or salwar kameez, he’s literally frozen

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He’s buying a ring as we speak

All the whatsapp aunties are gossiping about the two of you, but you literally couldn’t care

He’s def the type to buy you jewelry

“I- god for once in my life I literally don’t have words, you’re glowing.” 

Azul Ashengrotto

I will defend fishy fishman until my last day

he is such a good boyfriend, always treating you out and keeping you happy

Your parents support you two, because Azul has a good head on his shoulders and has a good chance of being successful

He really adores you in blue, especially blue lehengas, you look like a princess to him

he is super appreciative whenever you introduce him to new recipes, his lounge may even use some of the spice blends you suggest (with credit)

He enjoys paneer pakoras, fried desi food is a wonder to him

“I know I’m stuffing my face right now, but can you really blame me?”

Kalim Al-Asim

HE IS PERFECT !!

He’s so happy to meet someone of a similar culture to him!

But this is also where his main problem lies..

He’s so blushy around you its crazy

Never did he think he could meet someone who he knows so well, who feels like home and warm welcomes

You two go on so many adventures

Jamil is so tired, let my man rest

Sometimes the cultural overlap is so prominent, especially in words and food items

Both of you adore a good lamb curry

You ever see that tikitok trend, the “I can’t date outside of my culture because how am I supposed to explain _______” 

You both can relate to that one.

Something about you brings out the poet in him

(I have to stop eventually because this could just become it’s own post)

“You are my home, you are warmth and kindness packed into a beautiful human being.” 

Vil Shoenheit

THIS

He’s honestly so happy to be in a relationship with a desi girl, you open up a whole new world to him

I feel like he would be an appreciator of desi bread on his cheat days

Especially paratha, it’s so buttery and rich, he’ll eat it with achaar

Your clothes always astound him

He’s used to glitz and glamour, but the sheer amount of detail in your outfits, that will leave him speechless

I believe he’d enjoy salwar kameez, especially in a more early 2000s way (think kabhi khushi kahbie gham)

Honestly he enjoys everything about desi fashion, he deeply respects you for wearing those HEAVY

Helps you oil your hair, it’s an extremely intimate moment and you grow a lot closer together

“Liebling, please hold still, I still have to get to the back of your head!”

Idia Shroud

(He’s Greek in my heart)

Idia is such a little loser/pos

He’s so nervous at any of your family gatherings, ortho has to hype him up before

He’s definitely the person at a desi house party who slips away after the food is served, literally gone

If he ever visits your country (in a different dimension lol) he might have a tough time

Homie is so sensitive to hot weather, he’s getting sunburned so hard

He gets so shy when you’re all dolled up, he can’t even look you in the eye

You just look so above his league

This is where you build his confidence, because he would look gorgeous in desi clothes 

Him in a kurta is the thing that would actually kill me

Idia is obsessed with you, even if the time you spend together is spent inside his room, cuddled up watching anime or playing games instead of socializing

You probably get him into old bollywood movies

“I mean, we ate already, what’s the point of sticking around?”

Malleus Draconia

He’s a well educated person, so he probably keeps a respectful distance until you start educating him on your culture

Malleus deeply enjoys the sense of family in desi culture, the community that helps one another and keeps your head lifted

It reminds him of his own caring upbringing

He’s another appreciator of desi desserts, more modern ones tend to stick to him better, like mango ice cream 

He is smitten with Rooh Afza in milk, even if he doesn’t need human drinks

He finds your cultural apparel so pretty

especially if you wear deeper colors like emerald and black

He really just wants to match

Really enjoys historical drama bollywood movies

Is the type to tell you when your chunni is slipping off, and carries extra safety pins to help with fashion mishaps

“I hope one day, our own family will be a beautiful as this.”

I’m so sorry for the bad dialogue, every time I try to think of something a character says, the voice in my head (inner monologue) turns into bob belcher from bob’s burgers. I will be trying my best to fix the flat dialogue with better nicknames and stuff. Thank you for reading.

[qierxing]

Sinkhole

Yan! Kalim Al-Asim x Reader

Halloween AU

CW/TW: Implied dub-con

The belief that one's own view of reality is the only reality is the most dangerous of all delusions.

—

You hate it here.

“Just one night.” Your parents cajoled you. One night at the Asim’s, as close friends. You don’t want to be rude, do you?

The wine in your chalice reflects your annoyed countenance, before it’s muddled as it’s swirled around. The music that echoes in the grand hall is lively, as expected of a banquet hosted by the Asims. Dancers on the floor are swirling and flying to the music from the band, their shiny colorful fabrics weaving through the air like birds through the sky. The aroma of spices wafts through the air from the tables piled high with delicious foods and drinks. 

If you lost yourself in the atmosphere, you could almost say you were enjoying yourself. 

“[First]!” 

You bow your head and take a deep breath. A headache conveniently wracks through your forehead. You down your wine glass and grimace. Turning around with all traces of negative emotions wiped, you smile as genuinely as you can.

“Hey, Kalim.”

Strong warm arms encircle you and your vision is darkened momentarily as you process the smell of heady wine and incense as fur tickles your face. You put your arms around him awkwardly as social politeness dictates and pat his back, counting the seconds to when he finally lets go.

It’s a full ten seconds before the young werewolf pulls back to grin at you with shiny ruby eyes.

“It’s been so long since you visited! I’ve been sending so many letters and gifts but they must’ve not reached you.” Kalim pouts, ears lowered back like a puppy. You grit your teeth.

“Oh yeah, it might’ve gotten lost in the delivery.” You reply with a strained smile. He’s still holding onto you with his claws dug into the fabric of your silk kameez. Although he is a prestiged werewolf to be feared, at the moment, Kalim was nothing more than a clingy dog. 

A very annoying, clingy dog.

“Well, don’t let me take all your time,” you try to discreetly remove his hands from your shoulders, but they tighten, making you press your lips together. “I’m sure you have more important people to talk to than just lil ol’ me!”

“What are you saying? You’re the most important guest to me!” Kalim winds a tight arm around your waist much to your dismay, and starts urging you towards the center of the party. 

"I'm flattered, Kalim but–" Your words are drowned out by the sound of the sitar and drums as the guests cheer and clap to the beats. Kalim grins and winks at you, dragging you even closer to the center of the floor and horror dawns on you as you realize exactly what he's trying to do.

It's too late to pull out of his tight grip and he spins you as the roar of the crowd reaches new heights. Forced along, you’re chest to chest to Kalim as the melody guides you to spin and jump to the people’s claps. 

It feels like ages pass until the final beat signals the end of the composition and you’re all too ready to tear yourself from the commotion to slip away into a quiet hall. Before you can though, those familiar arms drag you in the opposite direction.

“That was so much fun, wasn’t it, [First]?” Kalim grins down at you as he ushers you to the food tables and your patience slips even more. 

“Ah, yes! I’m feeling tired at the moment, though–” 

“Come, come eat! Jamil helped make this curry, it’s the best!” 

It’s like it all goes in one fluffy ear and out. You grab another glass of wine as Kalim continues to ramble on while bracing yourself for another long, long night.

—

You’re not sure how you came to meet Kalim.

That was how insignificant meeting him affected your life. Sure, he was the only heir to the famous werewolf merchant clan, the Asims. He was definitely richer than anyone in the area, perhaps excluding his royal relatives. He may have had strong mana compared to no one within the Scalding Sands. 

But that was…it. 

His oblivious and kind natured attitude made you more annoyed than endeared, than anything. The way he always tried to be optimistic got on your nerves, especially during negotiations or Seven forbid, arguments. Forgiving his closest attendant for trying to kill him–you sometimes wonder what goes through his delusional mind.

Fate did not care about your anger though.

For some damn reason, he’s latched onto you, out of all the people that frequently visit the clan. Always trying to offer you honeyed dates and glittering gold bangles each time you have to make an appearance with your parents. You’ve tried nearly everything within civil reason to shake him off, to no avail.

And much to your chagrin, both your parents only coo and chuckle about how the two of you are such ‘love birds’ and how it’s ‘only a matter of time before there’s a wedding banquet held’. You’d violently protest if it wasn’t for the fact that the Asim family could easily put your family’s caravan business out of commission. So, instead you awkwardly smile and laugh along with the bad jokes.

You’re getting worried though. With each time you’re forced to greet Kalim, he’s only gotten bolder. His touches have started out ghost like to the tight tips of his sharpened claws wandering your hips and lower back. He so easily kisses your cheeks and hugs you whenever he gets the chance to. At this point, Kalim could probably demand you to sleep with him and you couldn’t refuse.

Which is why you begged your parents to be sent out on the next caravan expedition to the far east. They hemmed and hawwed for a long time: the east was so far from home and there were so many dangers along the main trade routes, even with added protection. But that's exactly why you wanted to go. A long expedition away from Kalim? It was just what you needed.

But you also fear becoming like him, the more time you spend with him. Surrounded by luxuries and comfort, not trying to see past the glittering sand and jewels of books and attendants. You wanted to learn with experience, negotiate using your own skills, and finally become the merchant you’ve always yearned to be. You wanted to be independent and grow.

That’s the only thought getting you through what you hoped to be the last time you have to see Kalim.

—

The taste of sour grapes lingers on your tongue when you wake up the next morning.

The feeling of nausea reminds you of your foolish decision to drink yourself to oblivion to get through the night. You make the usual futile promise to yourself to never drink that much again, and try to sit up.

A sharp pain splits your head and you groan, rubbing your forehead. However, as the ache dies down, another painful feeling arises from it. Did you sleep in the wrong way that made your neck ache?

You stumble like an undead person to a mirror and stare.

There’s a large bite mark on your neck. Several teeth marks indented, others scarred over and just barely bleeding, but fresh, nonetheless. It doesn’t hurt as bad as your hangover but even you can feel the amount of magic that just barely seeps from the wound. 

Your heart drops to your stomach.

A werewolf bite.

The door opens at your revelation and Kalim comes in, all beaming and smiles as if you weren’t this close to having a meltdown. His tail wags even harder as he takes you in, staring at your own reflection with your bite.

“You woke up! I’m glad, you really did have a lot to drink, haha!” He draws closer and wraps his arms around your waist, nuzzling his face into the bite. It takes everything in you not to scream as he kisses it ever so gently.

“I tried to be gentle, but a mating mark always hurts the first time,” he murmurs into your skin, “thankfully I think the wine helped with the pain!”

“Kalim…what…what is–”

“Isn’t this great? Now we can get married just like our parents wanted!” You’re left speechless as he looks up and stares at your reflection, striking ruby eyes meeting yours.

“I…I didn’t want this!” You push him off, taking him off guard.

It’s like you finally process that you’re not in your room, this was not your bed, and this most assuredly was not what you were supposed to be waking up to. You were supposed to be preparing for your expedition with your caravan not playing house with a deranged dog!

“I hate you Kalim Al-Asim,” you spit his full name with venom on your tongue, “I would never agree to be your mate! I don’t even love you!”

And for a full tense, ten seconds, he stares at you with blank eyes.

“Your hangover is really hitting you hard, huh?” You can only blink in disbelief as he smiles obliviously again. “We should get you some water and soup!”

He calls for someone, but your brain is too frazzled and desperate to try and comprehend any of this, that you try to run past Kalim.

You forgot that werewolves have sharp reflexes.

Kalim just laughs merrily as he scoops you up bridal style and walks towards the bed again, plopping you back within terribly soft blankets and pillows. Before you can even think of rolling off the mattress, he cages you in, humming as he encases your body with his, entwining hands and legs together.

“Now, my love, what jewelry do you want to wear for the wedding?”

[somethinabouttwistedwonderland]

Hello! I saw that matchups were open and thought I'd send in a request for Twisted Wonderland.

Appearance-wise I am a 165 cm tall, average build, Bangladeshi woman (She/her but also cool with they/them). I have wavy black hair that just reaches below my shoulders and I usually dress in South Asian attire, usually salwar-kameez plus a hijab. I also wear glasses. I don't really feel comfortable going out without them 😅

My MBTI and enneagram: INTJ 5w4

Star sign: Sagittarius sun, Virgo moon and rising (I act more like a Virgo, allegedly)

Sexuality: demiromantic asexual (demisexual?)

Personality traits: Calm, collected, polite, quiet, shy (but that can easily be mistaken for being aloof or done with everyone's shit (they aren't entirely wrong about the latter) (someone told me I radiate black cat energy), not very facially expressive (I'm the most emotional emotionless person I know. I do feel things more deeply than people give me credit for), a good listener, hardworking (I often bite off more than I can chew and end up burnt out), intelligent (especially with numbers. RIP impostor syndrome + gifted kid burnout syndrome. As much as I love my major, electrical engineering is kicking my ass). I am also the oldest of three sisters, so I'm good at handling kids (I'm also expected to be the perfect daughter, so... yea). Someone also told me I'm wise, but all that wisdom came from all the books I read + watching Avatar: The Last Airbender lmao. The same person also said my presence was therapeutic (paraphrasing, of course. Also, this is alleged)

Hobbies: Making art, making jewelry, reading, writing, animating (I'm relatively new to animation. I don't know what I'm doing most of the time, but I'm still having fun), basically anything creative. I especially like to draw and paint things that radiate a sense of comfort, nostalgia, and serenity. Someone also told me that my artworks also hold a sort of innocence in the composition of the shapes, colours, and overall vibe of what I draw/paint. I also make jewelry from time to time

Likes: Classical music, lofi hip-hop, indie rpgs (Yume Nikki and Off have me in a chokehold, though not as tight as Obey Me, Court of Darkness, and Twisted Wonderland), tea, creative outlets. I also like to learn psychology

Dislikes: Cruelty, anyone who would dare to threaten my family or friends, loud noises, red meat (The texture is too much for me to handle), bright lights. I also dislike strong smelling things and being in crowded, noisy and bright environments for prolonged periods of time

What qualities do you look for in a partner? It may not look like it on the surface, but I'm a huge softie, I'd like anyone who I can feel safe talking to. They don't need to be perfect, I just need them to put effort into helping me with my emotional needs. I already do that a lot with others, so I'd like it if they turn the tables on me. I also would not tolerate it if my partner belittles me or if they're just mean or rude for no apparent reason.

My love languages include making art for them and spending quality time

How do you want to receive affection? As I stated before, I would like them to put effort into helping me with my emotional needs. I already do that a lot with others, so I'd like it if they turn the tables on me. I would also like physical touch and words of affirmation, but I can't guarantee I'll know how to react to that at first 🥲. It's gonna take some time for me to get used to it

I hope this is enough information. Thanks in advance if you choose to write this

I match you with...

KALIM AL ASIM

When you spoke about being an older sibling, it immediately reminded me of Kalim, and eventually I thought he might work!

Kalim, in all honesty, needs to work on how he handles himself around more reserved people. However, I think that the way you described your ideal partner lead me to think that Kalim was the best option.

Kalim is kind, generous, and is always looking out for the people he loves (even if he can be a tad dense at times.)

Kalim might be rather... erm... how can I say this in a polite way. stupid? Stupid in an endearing way. He'd always find time to make you happy and attend to your needs, however. He often says that teamwork is a valuable thing, and that's even truer in a relationship.

Despite often being unaware of the people around him, I think that after Jamil, Kalim is much more patient when it comes to listening to others, and is better at pulling his own weight. So, Kalim makes an effort to better make you comfortable since he knows your introverted nature can contrast with his own more extroverted one.

Kalim would always make time for you, ask your preferences for things, and generally try to make you as happy as possible. Kalim loves to have fun, and he has the most fun when he's with the people he loves, and that's you!

Receiving personally made gifts from you would make him incredibly happy, and to him they would be worth more than all of the treasures his family has.

Oftentimes, Kalim can treat you like a younger sibling moreso than a romantic partner, however, it's because he loves you and doesn't entirely get romance.

Speaking of younger siblings, he can relate to you by being an older sibling himself, and he's happy to introduce you to his many, MANY, younger brothers and sisters.

Now onto the part that made me unsure about Kalim for you. Kalim is VERY extroverted. He throws large parties and banquets quite often, and leaves Jamil to bear the weight of a lot of it. I assume that the stimuli from these events would be.. difficult to deal with for you, and Kalim would very much want you to go, however if you tell him, he'll understand how you feel (even if he's sad about it.) However, if you think of Kalim like the extrovert who adopted an introvert (you) it's much more endearing.

Kalim does anything he can to see you happy, feeling at peace when he sees you able to laugh and smile.

Thank you for requesting a matchup! Sorry if it isn't to your liking!!

Other character(s) I considered: Silver, Lilia.

[beardedmrbean]

LAHORE, Pakistan (AP) — A court in Pakistan on Thursday allowed investigators to question a man in their custody for four more days about his role in spreading misinformation that sparked widespread rioting in the U.K. earlier this month, officials said.

The court’s decision came a day after authorities charged the suspect Farhan Asif, 32, with cyber terrorism following his arrest from his home in Lahore, the capital of eastern Punjab province.

Asif, who is a freelance web developer, was produced before the court amid tight security. He was not allowed to talk to the media.

Kiran Muqeem, a prosecutor for the Federal Investigation Agency, told the court that Asif did not cooperate with officers after the same court the previous day allowed them to question him for a day. They demanded his custody for two weeks but the court said it would only allow it for four more days.

Muqeem later told reporters that Asif disseminated fake news and caused riots in England.

Asif was handcuffed and wearing blue shalwar kameez garments when brought to the court.

His lawyer Rana Rizwan told reporters that the court remanded his client into the custody of the federal agency in a hurry and without hearing him.

“We were informed by the court that the case of Asif would be taken up after lunch break. But the court took up the matter before the lunch break, and allowed FIA to keep him in their custody,” Rizwan said.

Asif is accused of spreading misinformation from YouTube and Facebook about the British teenage suspect in a stabbing attack that killed three girls and injured 10 other people on July 29 at a dance class in Northwest England.

The false information claimed that the suspect was a recently arrived asylum-seeker and had a name that suggested he was Muslim. After the misinformation led to a violent mob attacking a mosque near the site of the stabbing the next day, police took the unusual step of clarifying that the suspect was born in the U.K.

British media has widely reported that his parents are from Rwanda and are said to have Christian beliefs. Channel3 Now, an account on the X social media platform that purports to be a news channel, was one of the first outlets to report the false name, Ali Al-Shakati.

A Facebook account for the channel said it is managed by people in Pakistan and the U.S. But, officials say Asif was solely running the Channel3 Now, and he spread misinformation to gain more viewers.

[hyakqatar]

Where to Buy Authentic Pakistani Dresses in Qatar: A Complete Guide

Pakistani fashion, known for its vibrant colours, intricate embroidery, and cultural richness, has gained immense popularity worldwide. In Qatar, where a sizeable expatriate community resides, the demand for authentic Pakistani dresses has significantly grown. Whether you are looking for casual wear, formal attire, or traditional dresses for weddings and cultural events, Qatar offers a variety of stores and boutiques that cater to your needs. This guide will take you through the best places in Qatar to buy authentic Pakistani dresses, ensuring you find exactly what you're looking for.

Souq Waqif

A vibrant cultural hub in Doha, Souq Waqif is one of the best places to find traditional clothing, including authentic Pakistani dresses. This bustling marketplace is home to numerous shops selling ethnic attire, from shalwar kameez to elegant Pakistani bridal wear. You can also find beautifully embroidered shawls and dupattas, perfect for completing your traditional ensemble.

What makes Souq Waqif a great shopping destination is the ability to haggle, offering high-quality clothing at affordable prices. In addition to Pakistani dresses, you'll also experience the local culture and enjoy a variety of traditional and modern products.

Al Meera Supermarket (Ethnic Wear Section)

While Al Meera is widely known as a supermarket chain in Qatar, some of its branches carry ethnic clothing, including Pakistani dresses. These dresses are often imported directly from Pakistan, ensuring their authenticity. The ethnic wear section is typically well-stocked during festive seasons like Eid, making it a convenient place to shop for Pakistani clothes.

Al Meera's advantage is its easy accessibility. With branches across Qatar, it offers the chance to pick up beautiful Pakistani dresses alongside your daily shopping needs.

City Center Mall Doha – Ethnic Boutiques

City Center Mall, one of Qatar's largest shopping malls, has several boutiques specializing in ethnic wear, including Pakistani dresses. Stores like Nishat Linen and Sapphire offer a range of traditional and contemporary Pakistani outfits. These brands are renowned for their quality fabrics and modern designs that cater to both casual and formal wear.

Whether you are shopping for a festive occasion or everyday wear, these boutiques have a variety of styles, colours, and designs that celebrate the rich heritage of Pakistani fashion while blending in with modern trends.

Darzi Online Store

For those who prefer the convenience of online shopping, Darzi is a popular option for buying Pakistani dresses in Qatar. The website offers a wide range of clothing, including shalwar kameez, kurtas, and bridal dresses. With delivery services throughout Qatar, Darzi makes it easy for customers to access Pakistani fashion without leaving their homes.

They also offer customization services, allowing you to modify designs, colours, and sizes to fit your preferences, which is especially useful when shopping for special occasions like weddings and Eid.

Pakistani Designer Outlets

Several high-end Pakistani designer outlets have established a presence in Qatar, catering to fashion-conscious shoppers who seek luxurious and unique outfits. Designers like Maria B, Sana Safinaz, and Gul Ahmed have gained international recognition and have exclusive stores in Qatar. These outlets offer a premium collection of Pakistani dresses with intricate embroidery, luxurious fabrics, and modern silhouettes.

Although on the pricier side, buying from these designer outlets ensures top-quality craftsmanship and exclusive designs that are perfect for weddings, cultural events, or fashion-forward statements.

Social Media & WhatsApp Boutiques

Many small businesses in Qatar operate through social media platforms like Instagram and WhatsApp, offering Pakistani dresses for sale. These businesses typically post photos of their collections online, allowing customers to browse and purchase items via direct messages or WhatsApp. They often provide a mix of casual and formal wear, with home delivery options available.

This method of shopping is growing in popularity due to its personal touch. Sellers often provide styling advice and customized recommendations, making it easier to find the perfect outfit.

The Pearl-Qatar – High-End Boutiques

For those looking for luxurious Pakistani dresses, The Pearl-Qatar is home to several high-end boutiques that stock premium traditional attire. Here, you can find intricately designed bridal outfits, luxurious formal wear, and limited-edition collections from renowned Pakistani designers. Shopping at The Pearl offers an exclusive experience with a focus on personalized service and high-quality craftsmanship.

Lulu Hypermarket

Lulu Hypermarket is another convenient location for buying Pakistani dresses, especially during the festive seasons. With a dedicated ethnic wear section, Lulu stocks a variety of traditional Pakistani outfits at affordable prices. You can find a range of styles, from embroidered kurtas to casual shalwar kameez sets, making it a go-to option for everyday ethnic wear.

Lulu's vast network of stores across Qatar makes it easy for residents to find authentic Pakistani dresses without travelling too far.

Local Tailors and Custom Shops

In addition to ready-made clothing, Qatar is home to skilled local tailors who can craft custom Pakistani dresses. If you have specific design preferences or want to replicate a traditional outfit, these tailors can bring your vision to life. Custom tailoring allows you to select fabrics, embroidery styles, and cuts that suit your personal taste, ensuring a one-of-a-kind dress that fits perfectly.

Conclusion

Finding authentic Pakistani dresses in Qatar is easier than ever, thanks to the wide range of shopping options available. From traditional markets like Souq Waqif to modern malls and online platforms, there are numerous places to explore Pakistani fashion. Whether you're looking for casual wear, wedding attire, or festive outfits, Qatar's fashion scene offers plenty of choices to cater to all tastes and budgets.

With options ranging from designer boutiques to local tailors, the key is to find the shopping experience that best suits your needs. Whether you prefer browsing through bustling marketplaces or ordering online from the comfort of your home, Qatar's diverse retail landscape ensures you'll find the perfect Pakistani dress for any occasion.

[markwood678]

The Charm of Embroidery: Chic and Traditional Eid Fashion

As Eid al-Azha arrives, a joyous feast is a time of shared happiness and delectable meals. The aroma of good food fills the air, and the atmosphere is vibrant with joy. As you prepare to join the festivities, imagine the perfect formal dresses that capture the spirit of this festive event. 

This year, why not embrace tradition and explore the world of embroidery to achieve an elegant and fashionable look?

A Match Made in Fashion Heaven: Traditional and Elegant

Embroidery is a fashion statement. It is a form of art and craft that has decorated more than one generation of ancestors. This exquisite work of art, using needle and thread, adds narratives to the fabric and patterns that can range from a single petal of a flower to the depiction of the regal loom. The beauty of embroidery is in the detail and individuality it brings to each item.

A Glimpse into History

This beautiful art of sewing has been an integral part of Islamic art and is used widely in royal clothing and accessories, furnishing, utensils, and items used in regular households, among other things. Old exceptional artistry such as Zari (metallic thread work), Phulkari (flower work), and Kashida (long elegant motifs) is passing from one generation to another. Every embroidered lawn suit stitch has a history and era behind it.

Current adaptations of traditional models

In the modern age, designers combine these old methods with new fashion styles to create beautiful Eid women's outfits. Wearing embroidered formal dresses is not only being loyal to one's traditions but also being aesthetically refined. Rich fabrics, intricate designs, motifs, and embroidered outfits are appropriate for any kind of Eid event, whether a close-knit family or a large-scale gathering.

Embroidered Ensembles: Option For Everyone

The essence of Eid ul Azha fashion is moderation, sophistication, and sometimes even glamour. Getting dressed up is mandatory on Eid day, and embroidered outfits have become a favorite of both genders wanting to make a fashion statement.

For Women

Shalwar Kameez and Anarkalis

These are the ones who deserve appreciation for their Eid fashion. These embroidered lawn suits are beautifully embroidered and embellished, with a significant appeal from sequins and beads that give royal looks ideal for festivals. The natives are very enthusiastic about their cultural heritage and expect to see floral motifs, geometric patterns, and traditional symbols in every stitch.

Ghararas and Lehenga Cholis

For luxury pret, embroidered ghararas, and lehenga choli are ideal for those women who want a dramatic look. All these outfits are usually embellished with extremely fine zari, mirrors, chickenkari and beads to transform them into works of art that add that extra sparkle and richness to your Eid formal dresses.

Dupattas and Shawls

Never rule out a dress enhancement, such as attractive embroidery on the dupatta or shawl, in this particular case. You can wear these stylish and fabulous pieces on any occasion with a plain dress or as a set of matching attire.

For Girls

Mother-Daughter Duo

You and your daughter can style yourselves in matching ensembles complimenting you left and right. Imagine both of you in bold hues adorned with extensive embroidery, creating a picture-perfect duo. Donning embroidered girls' formal dresses makes a difference and creates beautiful memories.

For Men

Kurta Pajamas and Sherwanis

The embroidery trend is wholeheartedly adopted this season in men's Eid fashion. Most traditional styles are in kurta pajamas and sherwanis, which have delicate line embroidery work. They prefer to have the embroidery work with fine lines at the collar, cuffs, and hemlines.

Vests and Jackets

Embroidered vests and jackets will transform a simple kurta into outstanding attire. These articles combine classic sewing techniques with a spirit of modernity, suiting a man looking for something elegant for Eid occasions.

For Boys

Father-Son Duo

Fathers can synchronize their outfits with their sons for a memorable father-son dressing combo. For the Eid special dress, both of you can dress in kurtas with beautiful embroidery, adding an adorable aspect and making the wedding look beautiful. Whether you go for colorful outfits or use subtle pastels, getting embroidered kurtas will make the outing unique, memorable, and great fun together.

Embrace the Art of Eid Fashion with Rafia

So, are you ready to mesmerize this Eid ul Azha? Look no further than Rafia’s Eid collection for women to complete your perfect embroidered clothing. Rafia is appreciated for its classy designs, excellent craft, and unique touch. It also displays 3 piece embroidered lawn suit and 2 piece lawn suit collections of traditional and trendy embroidered apparel.

Therefore, the beauty of embroidery in the outfits worn during the Eid ul Azha celebration combines traditional and contemporary styles. On this auspicious occasion, Rafia’s Eid women's outfits should be your first stop when searching for that perfect embroidered attire to embrace the festival's spirit, representing culture, beauty, and style.

Happy Eid-ul-Azha! Celebrate with a lot of glamour and party, and make this Eid-ul-Azha exceptional and splendid.

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Shop Designer Womens Clothing in Kerala for Eid 2024

Elevating Your Eid Style:

For the Ladies:

Shop Designer Womens Clothing in Kerala: Explore Kerala's best designer women clothing and discover exquisite designer salwar kameez sets or elegant sarees perfect for Eid celebrations.

Embrace Modernity: Opt for modern silhouettes like flowy Anarkalis or asymmetrical kurtas for a contemporary yet graceful look.

Accessorize Wisely: Complement your outfit with statement jewelry like gold or silver jhumkas, and add a touch of color with a vibrant dupatta.

For the Gentlemen:

Classic Kurtas: Invest in a timeless, well-tailored kurta in a rich fabric like silk or cotton.

Sherwanis for Special Occasions: Consider renting a traditional sherwani for Eid prayers, adding a touch of grandeur to your attire.

Accessorize with Style: Pair your kurta with a stylish Nehru jacket and a neatly folded dhoti or comfortable churidar pants.

For the Kids:

Matching or Coordinating Outfits: Dress your family in complementing colors or patterns for a visually cohesive and festive look.

Comfort is Key: Prioritize comfortable fabrics and styles for children, allowing them to enjoy the festivities freely.

Festive Touches: Add a touch of Eid flair with matching headbands or scarves for girls, or stylish caps for boys.

Making Memories:

Capture the Moments: Don't forget to capture photos and videos to document your Eid getaway. These will be cherished memories for years to come.

Embrace the Culture: Learn a few basic Malayalam phrases to connect with the locals and enhance your cultural experience.

Disconnect to Reconnect: Limit screen time and truly connect with your family. Enjoy conversations, shared experiences, and the beauty of your surroundings.

Eid al-Adha is a special occasion to celebrate with your loved ones. By planning a memorable family getaway in Kerala and adorning yourselves in elegant attire, you can create lasting memories and truly embrace the spirit of the festival.

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[ad_1] Washington Square Park is known for its lively atmosphere and eclectic characters. That was no different on Wednesday, when hundreds of Muslims filled the park to attend a morning prayer gathering for Eid al-Fitr, the holiday that marks the end of the holy month of Ramadan.People celebrate Eid by getting dressed to the nines, which is why some jokingly refer to it as the Muslim Met Gala. Many came to Washington Square Park wearing colorful traditional garments like galabeyas, grand boubous, salwar kameez, thobes, kurtas and abayas, some of which were accessorized with opulent jewels or swipes of dark kajal eyeliner. Others chose more casual clothes — like the comic Ramy Youssef, who wore a hoodie and a green baseball cap.On the morning of Eid, there are many large prayer gatherings throughout New York — in mosques, at high school football fields, on blocked-off streets. The prayer at the Lower Manhattan park, which took place beneath its Roman arch, is known for drawing a diverse crowd representative of the two billion Muslims globally. It is also known to attract notable people like Mr. Youssef as well as the comic Hasan Minhaj and the MSNBC anchor Ayman Mohyeldin, both of whom also attended.The annual Eid al-Fitr gathering at Washington Square Park was started more than 10 years ago by leaders of the Islamic Center at N.Y.U. “We were just trying to conceptualize space that could fit our growing numbers and be a memorable experience,” said the center’s director, Imam Khalid Latif, who led this year’s prayer before giving a khutbah, or sermon.“It can be very affirming knowing that in a city as large as New York, you’re not by yourself, you’re not alone,” Mr. Khalid added. “And it helps people also around us who we share space with, who are our neighbors, to know that we’re Muslim, and we are here as well.”The prayer gathering’s first attendees started arriving at 7:30 a.m. Many quickly spotted friends and relatives, greeting them with cries of, “Eid mubarak,” or “blessed Eid,” as they embraced. By 9:15 a.m., people began making their way to the homes of loved ones, an Eid tradition known as house hopping that involves serving lots of food.During the gathering, The New York Times spoke to attendees about their outfits, their favorite Eid memories and what inspired them to start the holiday at Washington Square Park.Interviews have been edited.Kojo MuharibOccupation: ArtistAge: 31Heritage: GhanaianHow did Eid inspire your outfit? I was inspired by God. God said it was going to be cloudy today. So I had to come out looking like the sun. That’s why I have on gold — I had to come and shine.Hasan MinhajAge: 38Heritage: IndianWhy did you come to this gathering? It is so spiritually moving to be with such a diverse group here at the iconic Washington Square park. To listen to Imam Khalid Latif’s khutbah, and just see the diversity in the community, is so touching and amazing.Tell me about your outfit. Eid is the one time where we put on our best, most stylish clothes. It’s a day to flex a little bit. The whole family is matching: We’re all wearing tones of black and white with embroidery.Zeinab Bakillah, Abderrahman Bakillah and Emna BakillahOccupations: Lawyer; finance associate; physicianAges: 27; 26; 29Heritage: Moroccan and TunisianHow did Eid inspire your outfits?ZEINAB BAKILLAH I’m wearing a traditional Tunisian outfit. We just dress up a little bit more on this holiday. I chose something that’s more traditional to embrace our culture.ABDERRAHMAN BAKILLAH I’d say the same thing with the galabeya. We’re half Moroccan, half Tunisian.EMNA BAKILLAH This dress belongs to my mom, who passed away five years ago. Every year on Eid, I try to wear something of hers. Every Eid, she was really good about getting the family all together.Narmeen Choudhury and Abdul Quadir ChoudhuryOccupations: Journalist; retired pharmacistAges: 43; 78Heritage: BangladeshiHow did Eid inspire your outfits?NARMEEN CHOUDHURY When I was in Bangladesh last summer, I thought about the upcoming Eid, because it’s so difficult sometimes to find outfits here in New York. I always think about something that’s reflective of our culture. And modesty, obviously, for when you’re praying.What’s your favorite Eid memory?ABDUL QUADIR CHOUDHURY I moved here in 1973. That Eid, we did the prayer in Manhattan; small, not that many Muslims. Now, so many Eid prayers.Sarah ElawadOccupation: Graphic designerAge: 27Heritage: SudaneseTell me about your outfit. My mum got it for me, and Eid is all about family. I’m missing my mum today — she’s in Qatar. On the way here, on the train, I sat next to a girl who was clearly dressed for Eid as well. I said “Eid mubarak,” and we ended up walking over here together. That’s the beautiful thing about celebrating this day, is being around other people who also celebrate.What’s your favorite Eid fashion memory? Probably this one: This is the first time that I tried to add my own touch to my outfit by bringing my own layering and fashion into it as well.Alhassane BarryOccupation: N.Y.U. studentHeritage: GuineanHow did Eid inspire your outfit? This is actually a gift from my brother. This is a Moroccan thobe. He bought it a couple of months ago, but it’s inspired me to show out and embrace my culture.What does this gathering mean to you? It means everything to me. It showcases a community that we’re still building. You can see bystanders walking by and saying: “Hey, this something that’s cool. I should look into this, probably.” So I think it just showcases that we’re not afraid to take pride in our religion.Isa HussainOccupation: DancerAge: 23Heritage: GuyaneseTell me about your outfit. So last night I actually went to Jackson Heights because there’s always a big festival there. I got this kurta there. I got the kajal for today specifically. I don’t usually do a lot of makeup or anything like that. So this is kind of like the day that I get a little bit more fun with it. I used to wrap my head a lot back in the day. But I haven’t done it in a while.What’s your favorite Eid memory? I was actually in Nazareth for Eid in 2019. And it was so beautiful. There were lights everywhere and children playing with toys.Onu MezbahOccupation: SalesAge: 32Heritage: BangladeshiHow did Eid inspire your outfit? I wanted a modern take on our heritage: a tad bit of color, a bit of a different silhouette than what everybody else is wearing. Everybody’s looking so nice. It’s very refreshing.Fatima Abba and Iman AbbaOccupation: Student; biomedical engineerAge: 19; 30Heritage: NigerianWhat’s your favorite Eid fashion memory?FATIMA ABBA Last year, I wore something that I didn’t think I would wear. I wore pink.Abdoulaye NdiayeOccupation: ProfessorAge: 35Heritage: SenegaleseTell me about your outfit. So this is a grand boubou from Senegal. It was actually my wedding evening dress as well.What’s your plan for the rest of the day? We’re going to have a brunch, then we are going to host some people at my place nearby. And then, at 2 p.m., I’m teaching. I’m giving an exam to my students. At 5:30, I’m taking a flight to go to Duke to give a lecture there.Saima AnjamOccupation: Government affairsAge: 40Heritage: PakistaniHow did Eid inspire your outfit? When I was growing up, I was always taught that you should always look your best on Eid.Why did you come to this gathering? It’s very diverse. It’s very accepting. And I wanted to be a part of that on this very special day. [ad_2] Source link

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Celebrate Eid 2024 in Style: A Guide to Traditional Indian Attire for Samyakk.com

Introduction:

Eid al-Fitr is more than just a religious holiday; it’s a vibrant celebration of joy, family reunions, and embracing cherished cultural traditions. One of the most exciting aspects of Eid festivities is dressing up in beautiful traditional attire.

India, with its rich tapestry of cultures and styles, boasts a stunning variety of outfits perfect for Eid celebrations. Sarees, the epitome of elegance, Salwar Kameez, radiating timeless grace, or Kurta Pajamas, exuding regal charm — there’s a plethora of options to create a showstopping Eid outfit. Let’s delve into some of the top Indian dress trends for SAMYAKK.com this Eid 2024.

Embrace Timeless Elegance with Traditional Salwar Kameez

For an eternally classic look, a Salwar Kameez with intricate embroidery and rich fabrics is a perfect choice. Opt for a silhouette featuring a long Kurta paired with comfortable Salwar pants and a matching Dupatta. Deep jewel tones like ruby red, sapphire blue, or emerald green add a touch of royalty, perfectly capturing the festive spirit of Eid.

Salwar Kameez: A Classic Dress for All Occasions

The Salwar Kameez is a timeless classic that never goes out of style. This quintessential Indian outfit comprises a long tunic or Kurta paired with loose-fitting pants called Salwar and a matching Dupatta. For Eid 2024, vibrant colors like deep reds, royal blues, or rich greens are perfect choices. Zari work, embroidery, or intricate beadwork can add a touch of glamour to your ensemble, making it truly stand out.

Anarkali Salwar: Flowing Grace for a Sophisticated Eid Look

Anarkali Salwar suits exude elegance and grace with their flowing silhouette and floor-length design. These outfits typically feature a fitted bodice and a flared skirt-like bottom, reminiscent of the Mughal era. Choose Anarkali suits in pastel shades or soft hues adorned with delicate embroidery or sequins for a sophisticated Eid look.

Unstitched Salwar Kameez: Unmatched Versatility for Eid

Unstitched Salwar Kameez sets offer unparalleled versatility and customization. Tailor the outfit to your preferences, mixing and matching different fabrics, colors, and designs to create a unique ensemble that reflects your personal style. Consider experimenting with contrasting color combinations or incorporating trendy patterns like floral prints or geometric motifs for a truly individual look.

Party Wear Salwar Kameez: Be the Center of Attention

If you’re attending a festive Eid party, elevate your style with a glamorous Party Wear Salwar suit. Look for outfits crafted from luxurious fabrics like silk, velvet, or chiffon, adorned with intricate embellishments and statement detailing. High-necklines, sheer panels, and trendy cuts can take your ensemble to the next level, making you the center of attention.

Saree: The Epitome of Elegance for Eid

The Saree is a quintessential Indian ethnic wear that embodies elegance and grace. For Eid 2024, opt for designer sarees in luxurious fabrics like silk, satin, or chiffon. Embellished borders, intricate embroidery, and elaborate pallus can add a touch of opulence to your saree ensemble. Pair your saree with a stylish blouse and statement jewelry for a truly glamorous Eid look.

Designer Lehenga: Make a Fashion Statement This Eid

If you’re looking to make a bold fashion statement this Eid, consider donning a designer Lehenga. These exquisite ensembles consist of a voluminous skirt, a fitted blouse, and a dupatta, creating a striking silhouette. Choose Lehengas in bold colors or unconventional hues with intricate embellishments, intricate handwork, or modern motifs for a contemporary twist.

All Occasion Menswear Kurta Pajama

Men can embrace traditional elegance with a classic Kurta Pajama ensemble. Opt for Kurta Pajamas crafted from rich fabrics like silk, brocade, or linen in timeless shades of white, beige, or black. Embroidered detailing, subtle embellishments, or contrasting trims can add a touch of sophistication to your Eid attire.

Celebrate Eid in Style with SAMYAKK.com

Eid 2024 is the perfect occasion to showcase your personal style and celebrate cultural diversity through traditional Indian attire. Whether you choose a graceful Salwar Kameez, an exquisite Saree, or a regal Kurta Pajama, let your outfit reflect the joy and spirit of the festive season.

Eid Mubarak!!

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Eid 2024 Outfit Ideas

Eid-ul-Fitr 2024, also known as Eid ul-Fitr, marks the conclusion of Ramadan fasting, celebrated as the "Sweet Eid," symbolizing the end of Roza observed throughout Ramadan. It typically falls within the first three days of Shawwal, following Ramadan, commencing with communal dawn prayers. According to Islamic history, in this month Muslims fought the first war which took place in Badr city of Medina province of Saudi Arabia. That is why that war is called Jang-e-Badar. Muslims were victorious in that war.India is a diverse land where various religions coexist harmoniously, allowing people the freedom to celebrate their festivals and fairs according to their unique traditions and rituals with great zeal and enthusiasm.

This festive occasion brings Muslims together worldwide for feasts, prayers, and charitable deeds, embodying unity and compassion. In 2024, as part of the celebrations, there's a focus on Eid outfits and dress designs, Eid dress pakistan with Indian dress trends adding vibrant colors and intricate designs to the festivities, reflecting cultural diversity and creativity in the expression of faith and joy.

Trending Eid outfit ideas 2024 : 

Eid holds immense significance as a joyous occasion celebrated worldwide, and selecting the ideal Eid outfit is pivotal to the festivities. With a diverse array of choices ranging from traditional elegance to contemporary trends, women have numerous options to elevate their style this Ramzan.

Online  trending indian dresses women for Eid 2024   : 

Anarkali Suit for Eid Festival:

Embrace the timeless elegance of Anarkali suits adorned with heavy embroidery work. Perfect for Eid outfit ideas  is  Roop Pine Green Bandhani Anarkali Set  with heavy Dupatta exude grace and sophistication, making them an ideal choice for those seeking a regal look. Whether you opt for vibrant colors or subtle hues, an Anarkali suit will surely make you the center of attention at any Eid gathering.

Lehenga for Eid Occasion:

Elevate your Eid dresses women with the enchanting allure of the Burgundy Net Sequins and Thread Embroidery Lehenga Choli & Dupatta set. This exquisite ensemble perfectly blends traditional craftsmanship with contemporary design elements, making it a must-have for fashion enthusiasts. Adorned with intricate sequins and thread embroidery, and crafted from luxurious net fabric, this Lehenga choli set exudes opulence and sophistication. Whether you gravitate towards timeless classics or embrace modern trends, this captivating ensemble offers the perfect balance of elegance and glamour to complement your personal style and elevate your Eid ensemble.

Sharara Set for Eid 2024:

Eid 2024 dress is just around the corner, and it's time to start planning your perfect festive ensemble. If you're looking to make a bold statement and stand out from the crowd, the Orange Crepe Sharara Set is an absolute must-have for your wardrobe.Crafted with precision and style, this Sharara set exudes elegance and charm. The vibrant orange hue adds a pop of color to your Eid ul fitr celebration, while the eid dresses in pakistan is  crepe fabric drapes beautifully, ensuring comfort and grace all day long.

This Eid, elevate your style game with the best trending Indian dresses for women. Whether you choose an Anarkali suit for its timeless appeal, a Lehenga for its modern twist, or a Sharara set for its statement-making charm, make sure to dress to impress and celebrate this special occasion in style.

FAQ :

1. What should I wear for Eid?

A. Anarkali Kurtas,  lehengas, Shararas, Suits and Sarees Eid happens to fall in hot Summers and always look for the outfits that looks elegant yet airy and light weight

2. How do Musilms dress for eid 

A. Muslim women typically dress elegantly for Eid, often wearing colorful traditional garments like Anarkalis, Salwar Kameez, Shararas, Sarees, abayas, hijabs, or jilbabs.

3. When is Eid 2024 date?

A. Eid al-Fitr in 2024 is on Wednesday, April 10th, 2024. It marks the end of Ramadan, the Islamic holy month of fasting, though the exact date may vary depending on the sighting of the moon.

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