Here’s what to expect from this year’s Magnum Chocolate Party
A surrealist art gallery is going up, four master couturiers will take the runway, and lots of Belgian chocs will be had
Compared to last year's surrealist experience, this year's Magnum party was a little tame.
No one showed up with any farm animals slanted atop their heads (yep, Ali Xeeshan donned a rooster as a headpiece last year) and there were no men bathing in chocolate. Bummer.
Read: We saw wacky fashion and chocolatey decor at the Magnum Party, but what was it all for?
That being said, we liked what we saw at the red carpet. And a recurring pattern definitely piqued our interest. It seems like fall fashion is big on blazers and jackets — we spotted plenty that we want to just magically appear in our closets.
The upcoming model wore a summery hue but looked fall ready in this simple but edgy mustard pantsuit by Jeem.
No shocker here that the founder of online shopping portal Fabbitt ended up on our best-dressed list. The entrepreneur looked effortlessly chic in an all-black ensemble by Faraz Manan with just the right amount of bling.
The fashion journalist gets brownie points because her outfit from Zara just looks so comfortable and airy without compromising on style and also because her make-up was on point.
We love that Ali Sethi always surprises us with his quirky style. He brought his A-game yesterday rocking this sparkly Dolce & Gabbana jacket.
Amna Niazi's printed Munib Nawaz pant-suit was a breath of fresh air in a sea of block colours. Coupling it with a yellow silk top gave it a luxe feel and we're digging the baubles too!Follow
The model looked fierce in this Hussain Rehar number with the jacket draped over her shoulders.
Truly one of the most underrated fashionistas on the scene, Anaum Hammad always slays on the red carpet and this time around was no different. Her hot pink Hira Ali jacket was the star of the red carpet in our books!
We're living for that red detailing on the collar!