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Pakistan Designers Fall and Winter Collections 2014 Shown in Karachi
Designers at the show included Maheen Khan, Sadaf Malaterre, Maheen Karim, Nida Azwer, Mohsin Ali, Faraz Mannan and Nauman Arfeen.
Growth in Pakistan fashion industry is inspiring many young Pakistanis, most recent among them is Umaima Mendhro, a home-schooled village girl from Sindh who founded a VC-funded fashion startup in San Francisco, CA.
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