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December Issue 2005

After Dark

December 22, 2005

Now, the Second Wave

Two months after suffering the unimaginable devastation of the earthquake, the shattered communities of Azad…

December 12, 2005

Editor’s Note: December 2005

Overriding all norms of civilised behaviour, was the recent decision of the Majlis-i-Tahaffuz-e-Khatme Nabuwwat to…

December 11, 2005

Fatal Fever

The tragic death of a young lady doctor of the Civil Hospital, Karachi, on November…

December 10, 2005

The BLA Strikes Back

The security and intelligence agencies investigating the November 8 car bombing outside the PIDC House…

December 9, 2005

Rebels in the Ranks

[caption id="attachment_12028" align="alignleft" width="159"] Chaudhary Shujaat Hussain. Photograph: AFP[/caption] The political turmoil within the ruling…

December 8, 2005

Injecting Death

“I am carrying the huge burden of hiding my HIV positive status from my wife,”…

December 7, 2005

“My husband hid his illness from me…”

Huma Khawar narrates true stories of Pakistani women infected and affected by HIV and AIDS.…

December 7, 2005

After Dark

Aspiring artist turned fashion designer, Monia Farooqui has a whole new take on what to…

December 7, 2005

“My husband hid his illness from me…”

Huma Khawar narrates true stories of Pakistani women infected and affected by HIV and AIDS.…

December 7, 2005

Marked for Life

As Pakistan observes World AIDS Day on December 1, not many Pakistanis are aware of…

December 6, 2005

Interview: Hadiqa Kiyani

“I am looking forward to adopting another child” - Hadiqa Kiyani Singing sensation Hadiqa Kiyani’s…

December 5, 2005

Paisa Vasool?

It didn’t take her long to learn the ways of Karachiwallahs. Fashionably late and suitably…

December 4, 2005

Defining Convictions

From the very first line of Purple Hibiscus, Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie’s debut novel, “Things started…

December 3, 2005

Encounters of a Deadly Kind

Death is a morbid word. At least to some or, perhaps, to all of us.…

December 2, 2005

Lagging Behind

It is common knowledge that the Indian economy has been experiencing a massive boom, with…

December 1, 2005

Miniature Exodus

The contemporary miniature is no longer ours to have and to hold. The best, choicest…

By | Fashion | Life Style | Published 18 years ago

Aspiring artist turned fashion designer, Monia Farooqui has a whole new take on what to wear after hours… Just in time for the wedding season, Farooqui, whose collection was inspired by “just about everything,” provides vibrant colour to an already festive winter.

Colourful stones, beads and embroidery in intricate designs and motifs on contrasting fabrics make her clothes stand out from the rest. Designing both bridal and evening wear, Farooqui’s clothes cater to different tastes and wallets.

Designing under the label Jazeb, she sells ready made clothes as well as a variety of embroidered and embellished fabric. When the lights go out, let Monia Farooqui dazzle you!