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Pakistan School of Fashion Design (PSFD) is a graduate school for fashion design located in Lahore, Punjab, Pakistan. The school was founded in 1995 and is known as the preeminent fashion school in Pakistan. PSFD was the first institution to offer graduate training in fashion design in Pakistan.

In 2006, the PSFD and the French Federation for Ready to Wear Women Garments (FFPAPF) decided to formalize cooperation and collaboration for the exchange of knowledge and skills and promotion of business between France and Pakistan's garment industries. The agreement envisages a programme for development of the PSFD into a modern international fashion marketing institute, which could support and prepare Pakistan’s garment industry for the international market. It also creates links between the Pakistan and French garment industries for exchange of information, awareness raising, delegations and seminars.

Notable alumni

Distinguished graduates of PSFD include:

* Hassan Sheheryar Yasin (2000)
* Maheen Ali (2000)
* Kamiar Rokni (2000)
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contax said…
Hi, Enjoyed reading your blog.

I have a question for you...hope you can answer it for me...

I am a Pakistani living in California and am looking for a fashion merchandiser/designer with a keen eye for western fashion to help me in product development in Pakistan. My customer demographics are women 18-34.

Any ideas as to how I can go about finding such a person?

Thanks!
karim
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12:08 AM
contax said…
Hi, Enjoyed reading your blog.

I have a question for you...hope you can answer it for me...

I am a Pakistani living in California and am looking for a fashion merchandiser/designer with a keen eye for western fashion to help me in product development in Pakistan. My customer demographics are women 18-34.

Any ideas as to how I can go about finding such a person?

Thanks!
karim
bugsyorbust@aim.com
3:39 AM
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