December 15, 2016
The world is divided into two: us and them, the first world and the third world, the black and the white, the rich and the poor, the educated and the illiterate, the privileged and the disadvantaged, the favored and the damned, the aristocrats and the peasants, the natives and the immigrants, on and on it goes…like an infinite loop spiral.
By Fareeha Qayoom
December 9, 2016
December is the month we take stock and build on the successes and failures of the past. We also create new resolutions. Well, I don’t have any new resolutions. I have only old.
By Fareeha Qayoom
Fashion
March 6, 2015
Androgynous style, gender blur, unisex – in fact, no demarcation between feminine and masculine clothes. “On the street these days, you can’t always tell who’s a guy and who’s a girl,” Ed Burstell, the managing director of Liberty of London was reported as saying by New York Times and “Sexuality is inside. It’s a private thing,” as Alessandro Michele said for Gucci.
By Fareeha Qayoom
December 25, 2014
With my basic jean and t-shirt wardrobe, I get the freedom to create hundreds of permutations with one basic design.
By Fareeha Qayoom
September 28, 2014
Clothes are essential, every day and routine, they also serve as tribal markers, as a uniform belonging to a particular group, culture or section of society, to describe a particular period of history, and as a work of art.
By Fareeha Qayoom
March 16, 2014
Cuts are about people’s shapes anyway. ‘One cut fits’ all can never be an enduring formula. Brands and retailers that cater to different shapes, cuts, washes and maximum range of sizes endure. The rest get left behind.
By Fareeha Qayoom
Books
Extreme Managing
Lahore
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