If you love Pakistani fashion, you probably already heard the news. Arsalan Iqbal, a well-known men's fashion designer, recently held exhibitions in different cities across the USA. People came out in big numbers to see the latest collections in person, and it was honestly a great moment for Pakistani menswear lovers living abroad.

Let's talk about what was on display and why everyone is talking about it.

A Special Moment for Pakistani Fashion in the USA

Seeing Pakistani designer wear in person is so different from just looking at pictures online. People got to feel the fabric, see the embroidery up close, and even try things on before deciding. For Pakistani families living in the US, this was more than shopping. It felt like a piece of home, right there in their city.

Sherwani for Groom Is Still Number One

No surprise, the sherwani for groom was the biggest highlight. But the styles this year felt different. Instead of heavy, loud embroidery, the designs were more clean, classy, and detailed in a quiet way.

Off-white sherwani and black sherwanis were the most popular among visitors. These colors are timeless, look amazing in pictures, and give that royal groom look without being too much. A lot of people said they liked how elegant the sherwanis looked while still feeling simple and wearable.

Shalwar Kameez Looking Fresh and Modern

The men's shalwar kameez collection also got a lot of attention. Shalwar kameez is usually for smaller events like mehndi, nikah, or family functions. This year, the designs are simple, well-stitched, and made from comfortable fabric. Grooms want something that looks sharp but doesn't feel heavy after wearing it for hours.

Waistcoats Make a Big Difference

Waistcoats might seem like a small thing, but they really stood out at the exhibition. A nice waistcoat can completely change how an outfit looks, whether it's paired with a kurta pajama or worn under a jacket. The focus was on good fabric, neat stitching, and a fit that actually looks good on the body.

Kurta Pajama Stays a Favorite

For more relaxed events, kurta pajama sets were super popular too. These are perfect for smaller wedding functions or even for daily wear after the wedding season. Some had simple floral embroidery, while others had richer detailing for people who want something more festive.

What a Groom Really Needs

This exhibition was a good reminder that groom fashion is more than just the sherwani. A full groom wardrobe usually includes a sherwani for the main event, a shalwar kameez or kurta pajama for smaller functions, a waistcoat for extra style, and comfortable shoes for the long day. And of course, the fit has to be right. Even the most beautiful outfit won't look good if it isn't tailored properly.

Why This Exhibition Was a Big Deal

This kind of event gives Pakistani families in the US a chance to shop locally without worrying about shipping or sizing issues. It also shows how much Pakistani fashion is growing on a global level. If you enjoy following fashion trends, websites like Vogue and GQ often talk about how traditional menswear is changing around the world, and it's interesting to compare that with what's happening in Pakistani fashion right now.

Get Ready to Meet Arsalan Iqbal in USA on 19th July 2026

This is the one you don't want to miss. Arsalan Iqbal is coming to USA on 19th July and this is your chance to meet the designer in person. You can get your measurements done on the spot, customize your outfit exactly the way you want, and choose from the latest collection face to face.

Designer-led measurements & customization
Exclusive one-on-one appointments
Free shipping on family orders
Limited slots available

Slots are limited so if you or someone in your family is planning a wedding soon, this is the best time to book. Family orders also come with free shipping which makes it even more worth it.

Final Thoughts

Whether you're a groom getting ready for your big day or just someone who loves fashion, this exhibition showed how Pakistani menswear keeps growing while staying true to its roots. From sherwanis to shalwar kameez, waistcoats to kurta pajamas, every groom can find something that makes him feel confident and look his best.