For the longest time my wardrobe was primarily all black. Not only did more than 80% of my evening wardrobe was black but I also tried to wear it in the daytime as much as I could.
And then I discover white. Or to be more precise the creamier shade of white. Even though I really avoided the color during my twenties because I thought it wasn’t flattering to my skin tone, I realized that a few tweaks in my makeup made white look elegant and sophisticated.
Since then a creamy white has as much space in my wardrobe as black!
If you love creamy pastels that translate from day to night because of good stitching and detailing then Koel is the place for you. Their outlet in Dolmen Mall Clifton offers a wide array of Kurtas and bottoms with hand embroidery and block print. Most of the material is hand loomed and the cuts are simple, elegant yet trendy.
You will find a variety of colors other than my preferred creams and whites. Most of the colors are mellow and sophisticated. Prices tend to be in the same bracket as Khaadi. However they might seem higher to people who look for bling rather than understated chique.
However having a few essentials from Koel in your wardrobe are a must.
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Tvinkal is an idea that is seeded in the mind of our Muse and CEO Jahanara because of a dearth of good reading material pertaining to Pakistanis. An avid reader herself, she felt that most of the Pakistani Blogs were all about either sensationalism or were so deeply monetized that all they offered were advertisements or endorsements of different brands.
There isn’t a single Pakistani Lifestyle Blog that talks about the real life interests of Pakistanis especially the women. Be it Fashion, Trends, Street Style, Cooking, Shopping, Upcoming Events, Movie Reviews or a take on the International Scene, we just never get to read a Pakistanis Perspective.
And that is how Tvinkal came about!
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