Pret Trends for August
Pret, a famous term in Pakistani fashion is derived from the French phrase “Pret-a-porter” which translates to Ready-to-wear. These are clothing created for daily wear and at affordable prices more than most brands create for practical yet stylish wear.
The summer season is still here for a while as the sun shines bright. This means more summer pret to try out. So, if you are looking to restock your closet read below, as we will discuss women’s pret trends for the month of August!
WHAT ARE THE TRENDS FOR WOMEN’S PRET?
Two-Piece Pret
Starting off with basic pret. The 2-piece pret features breathable quality fabrics that can be worn in all seasons, especially summer. These are graceful yet easy to wear. They typically come in one color for both pieces, in plain or you can find them in different necklines and intricate embroideries at the end of the sleeves if you are looking for a fancy look that doesn’t show off too much!
Floral Sets
Probably one of the popular trends that has lasted for a while. Floral matching clothing sets give a refreshing and vibrant look. Popular in both Eastern and Western dresses, these are decent and perfect for daily wear as well as for going out. style with your favourite accessories and you are good to go!
Contrasting Fabric
This has made way in women’s fashion a unique choice that is not too overpowering. You can wear it casually or style it the way you want with matching accessories.
Pastel Colors
In contrast to bold, solid shades, these provide a fresh alternative that is ideal for the summer season. Pastel kurtas bring a nice vibe with soft tones that are decent yet elegant.
Fusion of the West & the East
With the popularity of Pret clothing, the fashion industry has witnessed a blend of Eastern and Western clothing. Casual Pret certainly is an example as more and more comfortable yet trendy designs are being created that can be worn with different bottom options such as with pants and even jeans!
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