Mamoona Qasim, Rabia Bosan & group's ''Hawaiian'' theme party

Asmi, Saima and Rabia, few of the hostesses

Photography: Courtesy Dr. Jawad Munir of ''the dark room portrait studio''

The monoply of Khawaja ladies on the social scene of city of saints continued. But here we have an option. We can call, two of these hostesses here, either Khawaja or Bosan. Rabia Bosan is daughter of Khwaja family, married into Bosans. Whereas, her daughter Mamoona is married into Khawaja family. So, both these girls are both, Khawaja and Bosan. Anyway, these lovely ladies have also created a partnership in all the committee party groups, they have joined. Thus, it has become easier for them to manage all such activities.

It was their turn to party in Romana and Rani committee in July. Together with their group members, Asmi Ather, Saima Tanvir, Romana Malik, Shumaila Malik, they decided to throw a ''Hawaiian'' theme party. And invited all their members on 22nd July at a hi-tea in cafe Osteria, to show up wearing flip flops, floral dresses, flowers in their hair to have a tropical blast. The idea clicked everybody and they plunged into this fashion scene undauntedly, with a unique fusion of desi Pakistani taste.

The elegantly decorated, newly opened restaurant, cafe Osteria was further adorned with tropical embelishments to remind people of the Hawaiian theme. Cut-outs of parrots, tropical trees, paper flowers, Hawaiian clothes, you name it and it was there to create perfect set up. It sure felt like a breath of fresh air.

Although every member looked great, dressed for the theme but one super lady stole the show. None other than the timeless beauty, forever young and amazing, Tehmina Munir. Nobody could challenge her position, when she put her sun goggles on, wore floral 'lei' in the neck and made a 'hula' move. She was declared first, rightaway! Among others, Hania Shahid looked splendid. Sidra Bakhtawar appeared stunning. Zahra Hussain and Minayal, cute as ever. Romana Tanvir, truly youthful. Rabia Bosan and her daughter Mamoona, dazzling like always. Rameen and Zahra Basset, truly ravishing. And the hi-tea was more of a late lunch. Scrumptious in every possible way. Whereas, the hostesses extended great hospitality, conducted games and kept their guests entertained. We admire the efforts of the hosts and the team of Cafe Osteria. Well done everybody!

At the end, FarihaMunirShahTimes wants to thank Dr. Jawad Munir. A fresh graduate from Nishtar Medical college, who follows photography as a passion. And personally extended his services for our blog. All these beautiful pictures are taken by him. His speciality is portrait making and candid photography. You can also take advantage his photographic skills. Contact him at ''the dark room portrait studios'.

Rabia Khawaja Bosan

Different shades of Maimoona Qasim, the prettiest of the hostesses

The stunners Tehmina Munir and Hania Shahid

Yasmin, Tehmina, Rani and Romana Tanvir

With the smiles to die for,
Rameen and Zahra Basset

Asifa Khawaja, Rabia and Romana

Zahra Hussain

The pretty from New York, Sidra

The young genius behind running Osteria, Minayal

Rabia Bosan with her sisters, Farah Ilyad and Ayesha Abdullah

Rabia with Mrs. Altaf Qureshi

Afshan and Rabia

Zeba Javaid

Stylos, Tehmina Munir and Hania Shahid

The winner of Hawaiian competition, Tehmina Munir

Truly thankful to this multi-talented, young doctor, photographer, entrepreneur
Dr. Jawad Munir

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