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HSY shares insights on who should avoid wearing farshi shalwar

HSY shares insights on who should avoid wearing farshi shalwar

  • HSY sharing insights on the growing trend of the farshi shalwar.
  • He emphasized that this style is for everyone.
  • HSY advised that everyone should wear it.

Renowned fashion designer Hassan Sheharyar Yasin (HSY) recently appeared on a Ramadan transmission, sharing insights on the growing trend of the farshi shalwar. Contrary to restrictive fashion norms, HSY emphasized that this style is for everyone.

When asked who should avoid wearing it, he responded, "Everyone should wear it." He explained that the farshi shalwar is an inclusive trend, allowing people to dress modestly while looking elegant. "Our women may come from different backgrounds, but they all have the same religion," he said, adding that the garment does not reveal body curves.

Addressing concerns about pairing the shalwar with short shirts, he advised, "Wear it with a long shirt—it looks beautiful." He suggested keeping the slit (chaak) just above the knee but adjusting it based on body shape.

HSY also shared practical tips, such as using georgette, chiffon, or thin silk for flowy shirts and opting for pure cotton for everyday shalwars. He even revealed a tailoring trick: "Adding a drawstring or embroidery at the hem helps it fall straight."

Encouraging accessibility, he stated, "Fashion and looking beautiful is everyone’s right," making it clear that style should be inclusive and tailored to individual needs.

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