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Fashion show at Ladies club

Hurraima Durrani on the cat walk.
The historic, Ladies Club Multan, stands like a milestone to remind people that women of city of saints, always had a platform to express themselves. From late 1950's this club is providing women a chance to get together and indulge in social, charitable and political causes. This legendary institute is now hosting, third and fourth generation of its pioneer members.

On Sunday 22nd Feb, a group of members decided to hold a fashion-show inorder to venerate the work of a young, budding designer, named Humna Sohail. And a perfect set-up for the event was laid, with spot lights, ramp and Red carpet. Humna's stylish designs were beautifully endorsed by the models. Which included stunning young ladies like Hurraima, Ayesha, Mehvish Durrani,  Farah Karim Khawaja, Sana and Khizra Burana.

The entire program was eloquently conducted and compared by Mrs. Uzma Burana, with Mrs. Shagufta Khaaksaar by her side to support. The show, conducted of three parts. First part was dedicated to show case, works by the young designer. Then came the dress competition between the members of the ladies club. Again divided into two categories, of seniors and juniors. Ayesha Durrani stood first among the youngsters. Whereas, Fariha Munir with her Red Saree and beautiful Rose in her hair, bagged first prize in senior category.

The third part of the show was a remarkable dance performance by Ayesha Durrani, An absolutely stunning end to a perfectly planned function. The chief guest of this show, had to be from fashion industry and there could not be a finer choice than the president of Women's chamber of commerce and industry Mrs. Humaira Batool. She presided over the occasion and provided her best judgement about the participants. Also addressed the gathering at the end of the show.

The members who hosted the show, included the names of Uzma Niaz Burana, Azra Parveen, Bano Salim, Mrs. Shamim Shaad, Mrs. Yasmin Durrani, Mehvish Durrani, Mehmooda Raahat, Farida Jamal. Thanks a lot ladies for conducting a wonderful program and also for the sumptuous treat which entertained all the members at the end of the show. Great work, keep it up.

We also thank the official photographer of the ladies club, Ms. Hurraima Durrani, the drop dead gorgeous girl, who not only modelled for the show but extended her photography skills for the occasion. Most of the photographs in this post are by her. Thanks a lot for your contribution.





Asst. Program secretary, Ayesha Durrani 
The chief guest of the evening Humaira Batool with Aneela.


The hosts/anchors of the show
                                                      Shagufta Khaksaar and Uzma Burana


Ambreen Khan
Winner of senior category
FarihaMunirShah

Sana Burana

Asst. Program secretary, Farrah Khwaja

Mahvish Durrani
Aneela Ashraf from Jang


The glamorous seniors on the cat walk


Dr. Naseem Durrani and Farrah Khwaja

The media trio,
Aneela from Jang, Imrana from express and Razia beg from Nawai-waqt



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