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Shamaeel Ansari | |
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| Born | Shamaeel Ansari January 10, 1967 |
| Nationality | Pakistani |
| Occupation | Fashion designer |
| Years active | 1987–present |
| Known for | Haute couture, luxury fashion |
| Awards | Lux Style Award for Achievement in Fashion (2011) |
Shamaeel Ansari (born January 10, 1967) is a Pakistani fashion designer known for her work in haute couture and luxury fashion. Ansari has been active in the Pakistani fashion industry for over three decades.[1]
Early Life and Education
editShamaeel Ansari was born in Karachi, Pakistan, into a family involved in business and publishing. Her father, K.M. Basheer, was a businessman, and her mother founded Heena, the first women's magazine in Pakistan. This environment influenced her interest in fashion and entrepreneurship.[2]
Career
editShamaeel Ansari began her fashion career in 1987. She presented her designs at various venues, including the Hindu Gymkhana and the Orient Express at City Station in Karachi. Ansari was involved in the designer lawn market in Pakistan, collaborating with Crescent Group of Industries.[3]
Ansari has participated in international trade fairs, including Market Week NYC, Heimtex in Germany, and Magic USA. These events facilitated collaborations with brands such as Donna Karan, Club Monaco Canada, and Eddie Bauer.[4]
Achievement
editAnsari received the Lux Style Award for Achievement in Fashion in 2011. She has served on the boards of the Asian Institute of Fashion Design and the Pakistan Institute of Fashion Design, providing lectures on fashion technology and business.[5] From 2010 to 2013, she chaired the Fashion Pakistan Council, contributing to the development of the Pakistani fashion industry.
Ansari's collections often incorporate historical and cultural themes. Her collection "The Queen’s Symposium," presented in London, referenced queens from the Mughal Empire, Ottoman Kingdoms, and Tudor England. In 2017, she showcased the "Blue Tulip" collection, inspired by Turkish motifs, at her residence during the FPW Winter/Festive season.[3]
Signature Style
editAnsari's collections include Casual Pret, Luxury Pret, Formals, and Wedding Couture. Her designs are noted for their attention to detail and blend of traditional and contemporary aesthetics, often featuring motifs inspired by Ottoman and Mughal art.[4]
Personal Life
editAnsari's family background in business and publishing influenced her career in fashion. She continues to be an active figure in Pakistan's social and cultural landscape.[6]
Legacy and Influence
editWith over three decades in the industry, Shamaeel Ansari remains influential in Pakistani fashion. She continues to inspire designers and fashion enthusiasts through her participation in international fashion events and collaborations.
References
edit- ^ Brandsynario - Q&A with Shamaeel Ansari
- ^ "The One and Only Shamaeel Ansari". The Nation. 2013-12-31. Retrieved 2024-08-07.
- ^ a b "Shamaeel Ansari Kicks Off FPW Winter/Festive with a Solo Show". Dawn.
- ^ a b "Shamaeel Ansari: Best Women Designer in Pakistan". City Book.
- ^ Saleem, Shahjehan (2020-11-26). "5 Reasons That Make Shamaeel Ansari The ONLY Pakistani Designer To Explore Turkish Fashion Heritage Perfectly!". Diva Magazine. Retrieved 2024-08-08.
- ^ "T-Diaries: Shamaeel Ansari". The Express Tribune. 2014-08-17. Retrieved 2024-08-07.