https://arab.news/2we39
- Hues of green, blue and pink were the dominant colors in most ensembles
- A majority opted for high fashion but low-key celebrations amid pandemic
RAWALPINDI: As Pakistan marked another Eid festival under the shadow of the coronavirus outbreak, its style icons made up for the low-key celebrations with high fashion and on-point ensembles.
Actor Saba Qamar Zaman (Photo courtesy: Instagram)
Actor Ayeza Khan (Photo courtesy: Instagram)
This year’s style statements were set by actors, influencers, and photographers who went from one end of the prism to another, with green as the top choice of the season.
Actor Iqra Aziz (Photo courtesy: Instagram)
While stylist Mehek Saeed opted for a head-turning outfit in neon green, actor Saba Qamar Zaman chose a minty version of the shade.
Stylist Mehek Saeed (Photo courtesy: Instagram)
Blue was the next most popular color as in the case of Sophiya Salim Khan, owner of high-street brand Sassy, who wore a pastel-shaded outfit, while journalist and YouTuber Momina Sibtain opted for a more vibrant hue.
YouTuber Momina Sibtain (Photo courtesy: Instagram)
Sophiya Salim Khan, owner of high-street brand Sassy (Photo courtesy: Instagram)
Next in line was white – a classic choice of color for Eid – with some opting to pair their all-white outfits with colorful accessories.
Fashion influencer Amber Javed (Photo courtesy: Instagram)
On sleek was fashion influencer Amber Javed who chose a “rainbow dupatta” in neon brights colors while actor Hina Altaf and stylist Amal Qadri infused it with a pop of blue.
Actor Hina Altaf (Photo courtesy: Instagram)
Pink was a popular choice as well and was worn in different shades by actors Ayeza Khan and Iqra Aziz as well as model Amna Babar.
Model Amna Babar (Photo courtesy: Instagram)