December 15, 2018
Ming presents “Starlite Karachi”
Have you ever wished you were born in a different era?
We found ourselves in a similar conundrum when we chanced upon an article titled the ‘swinging seventies’ by Nadeem F. Paracha published in Dawn. It spoke of a time when our young country was a charged cultural melting pot with a burgeoning shrine culture, an exotic holiday locale for the hippies of the west, a prime attraction being Karachi’s infamous nightlife of course.




An ode to the time ruled by colour, art, nonchalance and a youthful abandon that immortalized the era, Ming presents "Starlite Karachi"



A kaleidoscope of the glitz and glam of disco, submerged into the deep rooted textile heritage of Sindh, the collection is an indulgent re-imagination of the swinging seventies that you’ll definitely want a bite out of.
Rich dupions and dull satin have been laden with block prints, mirror work, sequins and myriad prints amalgamating elements of ajrak with psychedelic disco imagery.


