meri ajrak mera style
The Fashion Show held as part of the Sindh Festival at the Hindu Gymkhana, Karachi recently was an Ajrak-ised event in every sense of the word. Anything and everything was all about Ajrak – a unisex shawl which has been the symbol of Sindh for centuries. The slim and smart, sharply-shaped daring damsels adorned over-and-undersized figure-hugging creations by fearlessly-liberal designers.
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