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September Issue 2007

Devdas

September 10, 2011

The Ground Beneath Their Feet

Investment in urban real estate has been a lucrative business of the Pakistan military for…

September 9, 2008

Much Ado About Nothing

The recent joint Pak-Afghan Peace Jirga in Kabul was primarily aimed at pooling the efforts…

September 3, 2008

Mission Japan

Shaukat Aziz had an unusual entourage on his recent visit to Japan. Sculptor Amin Guljee,…

September 18, 2007

Devdas

Fast becoming a brand name, Aiesha Varsey’s mission seems to be giving traditional styles and…

September 12, 2007

Interview: Nawaz Sharif

“It is not easy for political parties to take on a political army” - Nawaz…

September 12, 2007

Interview: Benazir Bhutto

“The people do not want the armed forces to play a partisan political role” -Benazir…

September 12, 2007

Role Reversal

The tectonic plates of national politics are shifting. The epicentre of the awesome political tremors…

September 12, 2007

Relegated to the Sidelines

Nawaz Sharif knew well what was in store for him when he boarded PIA flight…

September 11, 2007

Editor’s Note: September 2007

The Musharraf government is desperate and determined to make it to the winning post with…

September 6, 2007

Remembering Aini Apa

In speaking of Qurratulain Hyder, where does one begin? I could talk about the time…

September 4, 2007

An Indian Kerry Packer?

When Indian media mogul Subhash Chandra announced plans of launching the breakaway Indian Cricket League…

September 3, 2007

Mirror on the Wall

A seasoned photographer known as much for his intriguing fashion shoots as his incisive photojournalism,…

September 2, 2007

An Art Moment in History

After missing many deadlines, the National Art Gallery (NAG) finally opened its doors in August…

September 1, 2007

Investing in Power

We must understand, at the outset, that Ayesha Siddiqa’s Military Inc. is a book whose…

By | Fashion | Life Style | Published 17 years ago

Fast becoming a brand name, Aiesha Varsey’s mission seems to be giving traditional styles and cuts a contemporary twist. An entrepreneur and a self-made designer, Varsey creates ensembles that are distinctly unique, as she believes in designing what the clients want and not what she can make.

Her latest collection, titled “Devdas,” is an amalgamation of east and west. The cuts are loose fitting, yet classic. Liberally embellished with intricate mirrorwork, sequins and gotta patti, the designs are meant for the woman of today who appreciates traditional elegance.