Peshwari Outfit

Heya Beauties,

I hope your well, over the weekend I attended a birthday party, and well we decided to wear this Peshawari Outfit, we did also get this made by order all the way from Peshawar. We asked a worker to get four different colours and this style and pattern. Believe it or not but this outfit was really comfortable, I can understand why a lot of Peshwari women wear this outfit here in the UK too. Well anyways enjoy the pictures.

The bag came with the outfit but it was a 3 piece suit consisting of the trouser, shirt (frock), and a scarf. My Khusay are from UK and they are the same ones I wore on Eid.

I hope you enjoyed this pictues, I wasn't able to take them in daylight because the party was in the evening and I'm sure you could work out that I was really tired when taking these pictures at 1am. But anyways, I hope this outfit post was useful and I hope you liked it a lot. Make sure to follow me on Google, Instagram @mahwishrehna and like my Facebook page - Ms Beauty 9.

   Hope to speak soon,
                         Mahwish xx

Eid-ul-Fitr 2014 Mubarak

Hi to all the beauties around the world,

I know I'm very late in posting this but Eid Mubarak to you all, I hope you had a fab-tastic Eid. Well anyways we were well, - dressed for Eid. Below I'm posting pics of first day and second day of Eid outfit pictures. I'll inform more in the captions, under the pictures.

This year we decided we'd go for the 'Dhoti Shalwar', the top was a 'Anarkali Frock' but mum made it into a tail dress.  

As it's hot, I wanted my hair out of my face so my sister put my hair in to a small puff and designed a bun behind. 

The neck of the outfit was quite heavy so my jewellery was very simple, with a headpiece and earrings. I had a watch and my favourite bracelet on one arm, the other arm I had two small bangles. My bag I brought from a shop on Stratford Road. The Chanel Case was a Eid gift from my Dad and Brother. I had this lovely simple pair of anklet bracelets which my friend had brought from India. And these awesome Khussay were from a shop on Ladypool Road. 

You could see the tail of the Anarkali in these three pictures.

                                Me and my three sisters.

2nd Day outfits were much simple than the 1st day as me and two of my sisters brought the same but my little sister couldn't get it in her size (she's currently falling in that silly category where we can neither get her children size nor adult size). So my mum had to sew hers, very similar to ours. 

Just a few shots we took, the trousers are apparently called 'Plazzo' - thats the name its called in Pakistan, there are many shops selling them here in the UK too. Again the trousers were plain and my mum added the border and a bobble border at the bottom.

I love this brotch type of thing on the top of the kameez, it added a different touch to the outfit, made the outfit stand out. 

 Is it just me or does this picture on the look like its a Pakistani-laangar? This was really comfortable to wear and very cool, couldn't feel warm/hot in this at all. 

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I'm planning to post more, as I haven't been lately so, watch out for more posts than usual.

Mahwish xx