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Changing Fashion Trends

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Countries like Pakistan faces lots of economical, political and other types of hurdles .One of the most increasing problem is today’s rapidly changing fashion trends .It sounds weird but it is true because the costs of adapting to latest fashion trends is quite high, therefore it is difficult for third world countries like Pakistan to afford fashion in our daily life. However no branch of life let it be economic, cultural, religious or recreational has been free from the tremendous effect of this great transformation in progress. Everyone wants to look cool and classy so they follow and adapt themselves to the latest trends of the era. It is our right to live the way we like .For that we may undergo for some small changes. For instance, we may change our clothing style. We may change our routine, we may change our diet, we may even change our lifestyle .One should do whatever makes him/her happy. According to many business theories sometimes, change is necessary not for only business purposes but for personal purpose too. From the day of our independence August 14, 1947 up to date, Pakistan’s has been a society in transition. The society of Pakistan is dynamic and therefore ever-changing, and its patterns …show more content…

Therefore, follow fashion while staying within your limits. There should be a balance between Religion and worldly affairs. Further, I am glad to let you know that some of the famous fashion designers take the Muslim fashion clothing very seriously and they worked really hard in the development of Muslim fashion .Many famous designers are designing muslim fashion clothes designing e.g Junaid Jamshaid introduced Long shirts with tights for women which are still in fashion which can be available via online shops. One can buy it online conveniently or at outlets with huge

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