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Casual Chic

July 15, 2003

Time Up for Jamali

While President Musharraf continues to deny that he has any intention of packing up Parliament…

July 15, 2003

Backward March

Special prayers are offered at the huge Jama Masjid in the heart of Peshawar city…

July 15, 2003

Interview: Maulana Fazlur Rehman

“It has never been MMA’s policy to use force to implement Islam” - Maulana Fazlur…

July 12, 2003

Editor’s Note: July 2003

Why is there so much hoopla about the fact that General Musharraf was invited to…

July 10, 2003

Sects, Cops and Violence

A group of around 25 police recruits, due to pass out within a week, were…

July 9, 2003

MQM vs MQM

One plus three was the score this time around as the body count began after…

July 9, 2003

Interview: Nasreen Jalil

“There is a conspiracy to defame the MQM” - Nasreen Jalil Q: There is a…

July 9, 2003

Interview: Afaq Ahmed

“Musharraf is directly responsible for our present state” - Afaq Ahmed, Chairman, MQM-Haqiqi This interview…

July 8, 2003

The Obscene Obession

In a classic case of the sublime and the ridiculous, it is obscenity that follows…

July 7, 2003

Misfortune’s Child

Nine-year-old Shakil and 11-year-old Irshad were overjoyed when they were told by their parents that…

July 5, 2003

Casual Chic

This summer, Labels takes Pakistan back to basics. With fresh hues for the day and…

July 4, 2003

Interview: Nadia Jamil and Ayesha Alam

“So what if you are in control of your own sexual pleasure?” - Ayesha Alam…

July 3, 2003

Classic Image

Ahmed Ali Manganhar’s recent display of paintings, ‘Monet & Co,’ at Rohtas 2 in Lahore,…

July 2, 2003

Armed Robbery?

Pakistan’s existence as a sovereign political entity, over the past almost five decades, has been…

July 1, 2003

Imperialism Unmasked

Tariq Ali’s The Clash of Fundamentalisms should be compulsory reading for anyone who wishes to…

June 12, 2003

Profile of a Mujahid

Abdullah was 21 years old when he decided to get married. But unlike most other…

By | Fashion | Life Style | Published 21 years ago

This summer, Labels takes Pakistan back to basics. With fresh hues for the day and darker shades to complement summer’s sultry nights, Labels’ latest collection is both hot and cool. From daring leopard and tiger prints to softer flowery patterns, and slim n’ sleek bootcut hipsters to rough combats, the colour palette is straight from nature: ice blue, stone gray, flowery pink and sand beige. This season, the designs sport an ethnic look as well, with a few delicately embroidered short kurta-style numbers. Labels’ contemporary wear offers a classic way to look cool this summer.