Women’s Clothing and Fashion Blog

Zarmina.com is wrapping up it’s free designer shoes offer today. All customers that bought salwar suits and kurtas that surpassed $249 rerceived a free pair of shoes valued at $49. Due to the success of this offer, Zarmina Fashions is considering a launch of a footwear line in the near future to complement current designer women’s clothing venture. Thank you for your business and drop us a line with any ideas.

Ever wonder who the models are for Zarmina.com designer clothing? Are you interested in modeling for our salwar kameez and kurta? Let’s start with the introductions.An upcoming star in pakistani fashion, Mahi, has modeled women’s clothing for Zarmina Fashions. She made her debut in a Jimmy Ather music video, “Tere Nal Nachna”. You can see her modeling the Zoella tunic shirt. One of the first supermodels in Pakistani womens fashion, Gia Ali, has also made a comeback of sorts with the Zarmina project. You can see her modeling the Caribe silk tunic top.

Fiza is a popular actress from a TV serial, Mehndi. She’s done a terrific job for our tunic collection, such as the Tropika. Last, but not least, supermodel Rubab has done a great job for our latest Rubia shalwar kameez collection.

Would you like to become a model for Zarmina Fashions? Drop us a line if you are able to make a trip to Karachi, Pakistan and have some experience. We are open to inquiries by Indian fashion models as well.

Plus size women’s clothing is getting a true ethnic makeover! No longer are hip and trendy fashion the domain of tiny people. And you certainly don�t have to be a Jessica Simpson clone to stay atop the fashion food chain. Plus size clothing has been reenergized and revamped by an infusion of classy ethnic clothing. If you haven’t noticed already, the recent bohemian, or boho chic movement has swept American women’s fashion over the last 1-2 years. Essentially, these are ethnic outfits imported from the Caribbean, Africa, and especially South Asia. The outlook is generally comfortable elegance and a modest grace. Plus size womens clothing is certainly coming into its own as of late.The major mover behind the ethnic revolution in plus size womens clothing is the kurta, known to the West as the tunic. TIME praised the tunic top in June 2005, citing its comfort, elegant designs, and most of all its versatility, even as plus size womens clothing! A cotton tunic top is good for the beach. A midline kurta is a head turner at the tea party. A silk embroidered tunic top will dazzle at the next formal! The most practical thing about the �Indian top� is it hides those extra pounds. On top of that, you get to look good doing it. A nicely embellished tunic will keep you comfortable and hip at the same time.