FASHION

Where?

Sara, if you are interested in Bahar's designs, visit //baharshahpar.com

hot hot ho

these are great! where do I buy them?

Sara Sepidzadeh - All Things IRAN

Actually I felt fine in a Sari

I was Very comfortable and happy all night at this Halloween party one year. But i cannot move about, run up the stairs or do anything as fast as I'd like to, wearing a Sari.  That's the functional piece. 

Then design your own aziz. some of those designs in your links remind me of the Qajar men.  I think pink and purple are the best colors for men. BTW JJ, do you see yourself in a Scottish kilt? 

BTW, Bahar's #20 is the best to me. Lovely design but also because the model's back is showing, not her sad face.

Modern adaptation

Monda Jan, I cannot imagine myself in any of those styles. But I cannot imagine you in an Indian Sari or an African dress either.

Fashion designers have to adapt styles that suit the modern woman AND man. They have been lazy and unimaginative as far as the latter are concerned.

form has to follow function

JJ jan, with all due respect to your saleegheh, evidenced by your site, can you seriously visualize yourself wearing any of those constrictive outfits while you're working away on that lap op of yours? 

I like some of Bahar's styles, the simpler ones.  But Bahar jan, how about a change of model next show?  she doesn't seem happy in your designs.

No kidding

Bambi, I'm not kidding one bit. It's all about choice.

Imagine you as a woman could only choose from a variety of skirts. No dresses, no pants... You'd be bored very quickly. That's what I am... bored to tears with men's fashion.

You say you want to be able to check out men's "abs, biceps, etc..." So what if I told you I would like women to wear only skirts so I could check out their legs and maybe get a peek! Sexist and selfish, no?

I'm sure African and Indian women get turned on by their men's colorful traditional clothes just fine :)

JJ

JJ,

Are you kidding me for suggesting those fashions ( or variations)  for men?  They are too customey, and do not enhance a man's look.  Keanu's look is alright, but the Sufi, Ottoman and African, make men look short and too wide.   And they hide too much.  I want to be able  to check out the abs, biceps, etc!  And the Indian outfit is too effeminate, and reminds me of "lebaas khab".

Same old stuff :)

Red Wine jan,

I went to the sites you recommended. They have nothing "different". They are all variations of pants, shirts and jackets.

Why can't these designers introduce variations of these men's clothes below for the common, modern man?

* Keanu Reeves in Matrix
* Sufi dancer
* Ottoman style
* African
* Indian

Men's Fashion

Mr Javid,if you need any new changes in Men's fashion please check :

//www.jeanpaulgaultier.com/gb/en/home.html

//www.dolcegabbana.com/

//www.johngalliano.com/

I am sure you find very good stuff over there .

Thank you :=) .

Bahar: Men's fashion?

Bahar, I have a question for you: Why hasn't men's fashion changed in a hundred years? Never goes beyond the same shirt, the same pants and the same jacket, generally speaking.

If a fashion designer, such as yourself, started looking outside the box, you could pioneer great things.

Just a thought from a disgruntled man!

Such an honor...

...to be featured here - many thanks for the support and the kind words!

Warmly,

Bahar

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Talent and feeling... nice and great job.

love the shirt in 32

nice reminder that eco and playful are not mutually exclusive.

Smiley

When I featured Bahar's work a couple of years ago I had a sense that she's something special. There's a vibrant/joyful spirit in her work that brings a smile. Well done girl! Congrats on your success. More great achievements ahead.