Pakistani designer Hussain Rehar makes regal debut at Cannes Film Festival
Key takeaways
- The designer turned heads with a striking traditional look that blended heritage with modern couture aesthetics.
- Adding deeper cultural significance to the outfit was an emerald green Imam Zamin amulet, symbolising protection and blessings.
- Sharing glimpses from the festival on Instagram, Hussain reflected on the emotional significance of representing Pakistan and South Asia at the global event.
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Add ARY News on Google AAResize Pakistani fashion designer Hussain Rehar made a regal debut at the Cannes Film Festival, proudly representing South Asian fashion and Pakistani craftsmanship on one of the world’s most prestigious stages.
The designer turned heads with a striking traditional look that blended heritage with modern couture aesthetics. Dressed in a custom handwoven sherwani crafted from luminous light-gold tissue silk, Hussain’s ensemble celebrated timeless South Asian artistry with a contemporary edge.
Adding deeper cultural significance to the outfit was an emerald green Imam Zamin amulet, symbolising protection and blessings. The accessory, gifted by renowned designer Umar Sayeed, became one of the standout elements of his Cannes appearance.