This coral peek-a-boo chiffon cowl neck tunic is from Ansab Jahangir’s upcoming Eid collection. The shirt has accents of mint and self-collar water pearls, sequins and Swarovski stones to give an ultra chic look. The designer states: “We are doing a comeback of the ever-luminous chiffon which drapes perfectly.”
Samavi Hassan
Stylist, Trendsauce
With the beautiful Ansab Jahangir shirt, I wore matching pink gharara pants. I love how the gharara pant trend incorporates the traditional gharara and modern pants together. To style it I pulled the sleeves up a bit. As I am quite petite, I thought this was a good way to avoid getting lost in the tunic. For my make-up I went for a nude, clean summer look, and for my hair I tied a mid-rise ponytail. This outfit would make for a nice festive Eid look.
Zoha Shakir
Teacher
I wore the Ansab Jahangir shirt with my beige Valentino ‘Rockstud’ heels, ripped River Island jeans, and carried a silver Jimmy Choo clutch. I then accessorised with a thin brown belt, my Dior sunglasses and Aldo ‘Poodle’ earrings to add an extra oomph. For my make-up I went for bright candy pink lips to add a little colour and for my hair I tied a sleek mid-part low-rise bun. I think this outfit is the perfect lunch or tea look for a casual summer afternoon.
Maham Baig
Event planner, Zurooj Events
To style the Ansab Jahangir tunic, I wore white flared pants from Zara, nude pointy-heels and a python embossed clutch from Aldo. For my jewellery, I wore diamond and pearl drop earrings and a cocktail ring. For my hair, I went for a simple blow-dry and slightly pulled back my hair using pins. For my make-up I wore ‘Pink Nouveau’ lipstick from MAC and classic eyeliner. I think this would be a nice look for a formal brunch.
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