How We Expect Post High School Life.

Salam Everyone. Hope you all are doing fine. I am writing this blog after a very long time. I've been way too busy. Gave my final exams for High School. I am currently preparing for my MCAT (Medical colleges admission test)


I always thought that after high school, life would be easy. not for everyone but for a person like me. It turned out that its NOT. You see since our preschool starts, our parents develop expectations. THE EXPECTATIONS WHICH WILL RUIN YOUR LIFE. It's not like that every single parent in this world has those, but it's more of a common thing among Pakistanis, where liberal arts or arts itself is considered the least desired option for profession. Maybe something that will make you end up on roads. Yeap That's true! People in Pakistan actually believe that.

However, in my case my very own expectations brought me down. How? Simple. I was once very passionate about becoming a doctor. I don't know why but I always had a thing for doctors. But lately, I have developed complete hatred towards this profession. Primarily because of my high school grades. I once thought that my grades would easily get me admitted to any good medical college. But I was wrong. There are extremely talented students out there who deserve medical colleges more than I can ever imagine. Moreover, I am planing to do BDS ( Bachelors in Dental Surgery). I believe its a safe choice. At least I will be called a doctor ;)


SO YEAH. I am going through a rough patch. Plus, these teachers at different academy are so boring and way too rude. They get on your nerves easily.

Just by the way, apart from all of this, I am buying my self some really nice books. Currently I am reading 'The Girl On The Train' by Paula Hawkins. LOVING IT!


Hope to write again soon.
xoxoxox
:)

Fashion Pakistan Week 2015

Well as you all know that Fashion Pakistan Week just passed last week with FULL SWING!

Though I did  not attend it but thanks to social media with their live updates, I pretty much enjoyed all of it at my home.

Honestly speaking, it was Wonderful! All the colors,glam not to forget the 'bling bling' speaks a lot about Pakistani Fashion Industry.

Most of the designers showcased their bridal works as December - March is basically a wedding season in Pakistan.

Some of my favorite dresses are below:

Shehla Chatoor:

 This absolutely gorgeous and chick velvet skirt with gold dust top makes it the most catchy design from Shehla Chatoor's All the Raj collection.
Shehla celebrated her 20 years in fashion industry by showcasing her All the Raj collection. She is mostly accepted and appreciated for her western designs but this time with her bridal collection, she is definitely on my MOST FAVORITE LIST. Some of the other pretty designs I liked from her collection are below.
Is Aisha Omer a beauty goddess or what? This gorgeous teal and gold lehnga choli is a must buy for all the brides out there! 

Tena Durrani :

Tena Durrani's Omorose collection was elegant and pretty. Her dresses were mostly sheer fabric with intricate thread work. My favorites are below:

Who doesn't like black eh? The black Lehnga with it's beautiful embroidery is my favorite.

Rabia Butt (OMG)

The gold and silvery beautiful skirt is gorgeous..



















Other glamorous pieces which I believe are a MUST BUY:



Well my conclusion would be that if you are a bride looking for a perfect dress for you wedding, it's not necessary for you to buy designer or branded clothes. You can have a gorgeous dress by taking inspirations from these enchanting dresses!

I hope you liked it.

Take Care.

-oxoxo-

First Post.

Hello there earthlings!

As you have already noticed I am 'just another girl'. This is my very first blog and I will post random things I do in my everyday life. From studies to parties, everything will be here to share with you all. :)
Take care.
xoxox