A two day long festivities and the third consecutive Eid Bazaar was organized by Production 021 and S&S Event Designers which took place on Saturday and Sunday at The Dynasty, Clifton Karachi. The PR of the event was handled by Tehmina Khaled’s Take II Client Management, PR and Media Consultants.
The third season of Eid Bazaar was not only bigger but better with exciting exhibits and stalls to shop from and have a great time overall. The shopping gala proved to be a roaring success for both the exhibitors and the patrons alike.
The Eid Bazaar featured a star-studded red carpet followed by an exclusive fashion presentation for designer Amna Ismail’s lawn collection, where the beautiful hair and make-up looks were given to the models by internationally acclaimed make-up artist Angie Marshall.
The exhibitors list includes the textile giant Amna Ismail, retail brands such as Hang Ten, Harmony along with Crescent Zari, Abyaan by Nadia Waseem, Aiman Mohkam, AK Fashion, All the Allure, Anam Naeem, Attire by Bushra Wahid, Ethnic by Farzana Mirza, Hina M Couture & Arisha Bedding, HRJ, InAkss, Irfani, Irum & Komal Wardrobe, Juwelen – Designer Jewellery by Hadi Jaffer, Kotak, Leera by Uzma Collection, Midas, Mifrah, Monamour, Nafeesa K, Nandia’s, Nazish Mughal, NiceG, RAI BY Rabia Anwer, RB Collection by Rabail, Reema Shamsi, Sadia Mazher and many more.
With the promise to excel with each consecutive event the third instalment of Eid Bazaar featured the crème de la crème of apparel designers, jewellery, accessories, shoes, bags and a variety of delicious edibles to snack on.
Biotechnology company Carbios has successfully demonstrated the use of its enzymatic biorecycling technology for textile-to-textile recycling.
Researchers have developed “super silk” by modifying the diet of silkworms to prevent silk from shrinking and losing its shape…
Primark has expanded its women’s shapewear range with the launch of a new collection developed in collaboration with The Lycra…
Biotechnology company AMSilk is preparing to increase the large-scale production of its silk proteins through its partnership with Ajinomoto Foods…
H&M has introduced a denim collection made with Tencel | Circ with Refibra technology, demonstrating the potential of textile-to-textile recycling…
Spain-based research centre AIMPLAS is developing new enzyme-based recycling methods for marine plastic waste through its Oceanzyme project.