Style 101: Kavalier by Khadija A Malik
Playing dress up with Kavalier
Kavalier is the pioneer of laser cut and innovative embellishment techniques in Pakistan. The looks worn by Zara Hafeez are from their Sensuality Collection, with a focus on natural and organic textiles and fabric treatments. The looks are minimal and understated and focus on the woman who wears them, accentuating her personality above all.
The urn kaftan is a heavy grip silk garment embellished with Greek motifs. The light silver laser work and embroidery keeps in line with the grey and pink theme of the collection.
Taking a traditional folk motif and converting it into a minimalistic formal ensemble enables Zara to head effortlessly from the office to a dinner party.
Zara wears the butterfly appliqué ensemble from the Sensuality collection. The shirt is a dreamy imagining of butterflies on the finest tulle fabric, paired with cropped cigarette pants, and a contrasting dupatta with scalloped edges.
Zara rocks the blossom kaftan, a silk piece with criss cross detailing along the neckline which accentuates the femininity of this look.
The deconstructed off-shoulder top was Zara’s favourite piece eliciting a fun party vibe for the young millennial.
The urn kaftan is a heavy grip silk garment embellished with Greek motifs. The light silver laser work and embroidery keeps in line with the grey and pink theme of the collection.
Taking a traditional folk motif and converting it into a minimalistic formal ensemble enables Zara to head effortlessly from the office to a dinner party.
Zara wears the butterfly appliqué ensemble from the Sensuality collection. The shirt is a dreamy imagining of butterflies on the finest tulle fabric, paired with cropped cigarette pants, and a contrasting dupatta with scalloped edges.
Zara rocks the blossom kaftan, a silk piece with criss cross detailing along the neckline which accentuates the femininity of this look.
The deconstructed off-shoulder top was Zara’s favourite piece eliciting a fun party vibe for the young millennial.