The Waqas Shah Journal
Discover Waqas Shah Official, a premium fashion brand in Pakistan offering luxury wedding, bridal, and formal dresses. Explore elegant designs, expert craftsmanship, and timeless styles for every special occasion.
Navy Blue Bridal Lehenga: How to Wear Geet at Muslim, Sikh and Hindu Weddings
Navy blue works at more wedding functions than almost any colour. How Geet by Waqas Shah is made, and how to wear it at Muslim, Sikh and Hindu weddings, in...
Tea Pink Sequin Lehenga: How to Wear Primrose to Every Wedding Function
One tea pink sequin lehenga for the mehndi, nikkah, baraat, walima and sangeet. Here is what goes into Primrose by Waqas Shah, from two layers of tilla to a hand-made...
Pakistani Reception Dresses: How to Choose Your Walima & Reception Look
How to choose a Pakistani reception or walima dress: the right colour, lehenga choli or open-front gown, fabrics and handwork that shine in evening light, and how early to order,...
Black Lehenga for a Reception: How to Style Black Musk
Black has become the confident choice for receptions and evening weddings. Here is how to style a black lehenga as a bridesmaid, sister or guest, featuring Black Musk by Waqas...
Golden Bridal Lehenga: How to Style Golden Patel for Nikkah & Walima
Gold is the most natural bridal colour of all. Here is how to style a golden bridal lehenga for your nikkah, walima or reception, featuring Golden Patel by Waqas Shah.
Magenta Bridal Lehenga: How to Style Lyric for Your Reception
Magenta is the modern bride's answer to classic red. Here is how to style a magenta bridal lehenga for a reception or valima evening, featuring Lyric by Waqas Shah.
Roshni Mauve Lilac Walima Gown: Design and Styling
Roshni is a mauve lilac open-front gown with a flared lehenga and net dupatta, worked in zari, dabka, naqshi, pearls, crystals and resham. The design, the colour and how to...
Laila Mint Green Walima Gown: Design, Handwork and Styling
Laila is a mint green open-front walima gown in net, worked with zardozi, dabka, naqshi, resham, pearls and crystals. The design piece by piece, why mint green suits a walima,...