Following Ali Xeeshan, Fozia Hammad had displayed Laila-e-Lahore themed bridal collection at Telenor Bridal Couture Week Fashion Show 2014 Day-1. She illustrated the Lahore as a city of loyalty. Where simplicity and culture get new shapes and in 21st century lahori's like to be with traditions and norms. In fact the primarily concept of Fozia Hammad collection was to pay tribute to the city of Lahore. She shown aesthetic, class and artistic vision in bridal outfits. Fozia bridal collection was a contemporary but filled with vintage inspired features. She had beautifully made convenient to old bridal wear with new twist. The designer had put regal effects with luxury by adding french knots detailing, colorful thread embroideries with simplicity on net, tissue, organza and silks. Laila-e-Lahore bridal dresses were ideal with all dramatic hues, magical designs and different culture inspirations.
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