fashion stylist in Lahore fashion scene
Her name is synonymous with Alle'nora Annie Signature Salons, but what sets Annie Mansoor apart from others in the business is insistence that there is a difference between “good” and “excellent”. Not one to settle for mediocrity,
As the first makeup and fashion stylist in Lahore fashion scene, Annie has worked with every top model and actress. In a completely different realm starting with her she has built a reputation using her signature bridal makeup and innovative ideas to prepare stunning brides that she has unveiled time and again.
Her knowledge of technique and innate creativity, combined with her vast experience has enabled her firmly carve a niche for herself as a brand name in Pakistan's booming fashion scene as well as internationally.
From a humble beginning of home run salon, Annie has expanded her empire to include salons on M.M Alam Road, in Y-Block D.H.A Lahore, Zamzama Karachi, Sector F-6/1 Super Market Islamabad, Multan, Faisalabad, Okara, Dubai / Sharjah ( U.A.E), Miami USA and London U.K
All of which are managed by highly trained teams who have learnt that Allenora Salons which are only associated with Annie are the place where customers can experience the difference between good and excellent!
All the key make up artists in her franchises are personally trained by Annie herself, so in every Branch of Alle'nora you will get the same Magic and complete satisfaction.
Rock Star Jewelry - beautiful turquoise necklaces to stunning pearl earrings
Style savvy shoppers on the Eastside can now find Rock Star Jewelry designed by Seattle's own Martha Driver at David Lawrence in The Bravern. There's something for everyone from beautiful turquoise necklaces to stunning pearl earrings.
New Smart Fashion Utility Chic and Khaki
I think we all have our favorite color that we would never wear, which often stems from childhood, which in my case is pink and then we have a color that we love, in fashion, clothing, fabric and in my case that is Khaki Green. I have even bought Khaki colored knickers in La Senza before, much to my husbands disgust (he believes underwear should be black, white and red, typical Man). In light of this, I was intrigued to watch a net-a-porter video, showing how the office staff worked the Utility trend, I love the way casual khaki trousers can be dressed up and given a smart edge with a classic white shirt or get dressed down with a grey t-shirt and how when I wore this look (back in the day) it was with Trainers and I am loving how these casual pants look so much more sophisticated with heels, whether they be gladiator inspired sandals or peep toe shoe boots.
The thing that really saddens me is that, this time round, I really feel too old to wear my beloved Punk Royal Khaki's. I bought these, I think from Choice in Bluewater, probably about 7 or 8 years ago, I really can't remember, but if any of you do, let me know. I remember Kylie Minogue
wearing a pair in a magazine at the time.
I also have these. Definitely from Choice, I remember that they were £120 which was quite a lot at the time. They have "Easy Rider" written on the bum and have various designs on the legs, they come from the Maharishi era.
I would love to wear both of these trousers (although I doubt they still fit and am too scared to try them on) with heels this time round, I would choose my tan sandals from Hobbs.
The only problem is, I am feeling my age, and have decided that, what you can wear at 40 is a completely different ball game to what you feel comfortable in, at say, 47. I loved the "Spring Haul" post by fortynotout and totally adore every item she bought and the way she has put her outfits together but sadly I don't feel I could wear any of it. Not even the gorgeous Topshop wedges and you all know what a shoe freak I am. I don't believe it is a confidence thing but do believe it is a "Mutton" thing.
At my 40th Birthday Party, I actually had my midriff on display (it was flat then, I am now a couple of stone heavier) but even if I had the same figure now, would I be wearing that same outfit? The answer is most certainly "NO". I also wonder if a lot of how I feel is because of the age of my daughters. You can't really walk around in the same clothes as your 20, 18 or 17 year old offspring can you? and I know for a fact they would all wear fortynotout's great suede Topshop shoes! If I only had 9 year old little man, would I feel younger and more carefree about my outfit choices?
So if like me, you are looking to tap into this trend, then how about this fab lightweight Parka, £45 from Marks and Spencer
Or if funds permitting, for a bit of class, I would choose this Green Silk Trench Jacket, £300, by Twenty8Twelve at my-wardrobe.com
Or this cotton one by Tory Burch £315 from net-a-porter.
I may no longer be able to wear my old trousers as they look, sadly, destined for that ebay place in the sky, but am determined to rock a Utility jacket.
Will you be buying anything Khaki this season?
24 Carats Diamond Rings of Paris Hilton Worth - famous engagement rings
Add one of Luella Jewelry gigantic string of pearls
LOVE LUELLA JEWELRY.
Add one of these gigantic string of pearls, and you churn out a piece of art - YOU!
How utterly exciting is all of that? Put together with a blazer or even a t-shirt would make you look (and probably feel) fabulous. A tad late but - Luella had, by far and in my opinion, the best accessories that I spotted on the runway!
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