One Piece, Three Ways: Shirin Hassan
This fluorescent skirt by Shirin Hassan is versatile enough to be styled for an eastern or western look
While trends fade, style remains eternal and one piece can be put together in many different ways. In this feature we have three fashionistas showing us how to put together an item from a designer’s collection, according to their own individual style and taste!
This fluorescent pink skirt is a creation by Shirin Hassan with embroidered motifs along the bottom. It is a stand-alone piece that can be styled with basic colours and silhouettes to make the ensemble pop. It is versatile enough to be styled for an eastern or western look.
Hina Minhas
Beautician
I paired this skirt with my short gold ethnic top and a net dupatta to give it a festive look. Since the skirt is so bright, I wanted to tone it down with a lighter colour. To make it more formal I added an uncut diamond necklace so the ensemble could be worn at a dholki or a mehndi. The skirt is very versatile so I would love to dress it down with black top or a sweater in winter.
Lubna Farhad
Painter
This skirt by Shirin Hassan is super quirky. I teamed it with my black off-shoulder top to give it a chic and western look, which turned out to be great. The skirt is beautiful and versatile and can be worn in different ways and on any formal occasion.
Aden Rehan
Head of Operation at ARPR
I paired this Shirin Hassan skirt with a white cotton button-down shirt and pulled the skirt up to make it high-waisted. I wanted to keep the look casual chic, so opted for a black choker and black heels to complete the look. The best thing about the outfit is that it can easily be dressed up or down. I would wear it to a birthday or a tea party.
This fluorescent pink skirt is a creation by Shirin Hassan with embroidered motifs along the bottom. It is a stand-alone piece that can be styled with basic colours and silhouettes to make the ensemble pop. It is versatile enough to be styled for an eastern or western look.
Hina Minhas
Beautician
I paired this skirt with my short gold ethnic top and a net dupatta to give it a festive look. Since the skirt is so bright, I wanted to tone it down with a lighter colour. To make it more formal I added an uncut diamond necklace so the ensemble could be worn at a dholki or a mehndi. The skirt is very versatile so I would love to dress it down with black top or a sweater in winter.
Lubna Farhad
Painter
This skirt by Shirin Hassan is super quirky. I teamed it with my black off-shoulder top to give it a chic and western look, which turned out to be great. The skirt is beautiful and versatile and can be worn in different ways and on any formal occasion.
Aden Rehan
Head of Operation at ARPR
I paired this Shirin Hassan skirt with a white cotton button-down shirt and pulled the skirt up to make it high-waisted. I wanted to keep the look casual chic, so opted for a black choker and black heels to complete the look. The best thing about the outfit is that it can easily be dressed up or down. I would wear it to a birthday or a tea party.