How Much Did Maryam Nawaz’s Wedding Outfits Really Cost?

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Islamabad: The wedding celebrations of Junaid Safdar turned into a major style moment as Punjab Chief Minister Maryam Nawaz captured widespread attention with her striking fashion choices, blending tradition, luxury and high-end design across multiple events.

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From Mehndi to Baraat and Walima, Maryam Nawaz’s wardrobe reflected meticulous preparation and a strong fashion statement, with each outfit reportedly costing millions of rupees. Renowned Pakistani designers Naomi Ansari and Iqbal Hussain crafted her ensembles, making her presence at the festivities as talked-about as the celebrations themselves.       For the Mehndi ceremony, Maryam Nawaz opted for a radiant yellow lehenga by Naomi Ansari. The outfit featured fine gota work, intricate embroidery and detailed craftsmanship, embodying festive elegance. 

According to reports, the lehenga was valued at approximately Rs 1.7 million.

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At the Baraat, she chose a sophisticated olive-green tissue silk ensemble designed by Iqbal Hussain. 

The premium outfit was adorned with delicate silver zardozi and refined thread work, complemented by traditional polki and kundan jewellery. Adding a touch of international luxury, she paired the look with a Valentino mini bag, reportedly worth around Rs 900,000. The dress itself was said to cost about Rs 1.305 million.

For the Walima, Maryam Nawaz once again turned to Naomi Ansari for a richly designed outfit that reportedly cost Rs 1.77 million, completing a wedding wardrobe that consistently drew admiration.

Beyond the personal joy of the family celebration, the wedding became a talking point in fashion circles, with Maryam Nawaz’s appearances sparking discussion across social and mainstream media. Her carefully curated looks not only reflected Pakistan’s rich textile heritage but also highlighted the growing intersection of politics, public life and high fashion.

The celebrations, while rooted in family happiness, ultimately turned into a showcase of couture craftsmanship — with Maryam Nawaz firmly at the centre of the spotlight.