An exciting trend of regal cultural fusion in women’s fashion marks the times as the internet makes it seamless for cross cultural transfer, e-commerce and virtual mobility across the globe. With the Royal wedding over, many are still left in awe from the aura of Kate Middleton’s royal wedding dress. Currently inspired replicas of Kate’s wedding dress are being sketched on the drawing boards and made to be quickly available at exclusive bridal salons. The delicate simplicity of Chantilly lace seen in Kate’s wedding dress is also seen in the fashion lines of designers such as Bisma Ahmed who has a flair for fusion designs combining regal cultures.
Kate Middleton’s royal wedding dress designed by Sarah Burton from the British fashion house of Alexander McQueen was a luxurious fusion of classical and traditional coy simplicity, British royalty intertwined with a neckline of modernity indulging us into a bodice of English and French Chantilly lace. The royal wedding dress was absolutely breathtaking, trending a regal cultural fusion of the old and the new. The art of fusion is a skill mastered only by the highly talented who have the meticulous craftsmanship, a dreamer’s spell bounding vision of exquisite cultural elegance and a magician’s ability to deliver a creation. Such is the talent of upcoming fashion designer Bisma Ahmed, winner of Dubai Fashion Week’s Emerging Talent. 
Bisma’s regal and feminine fashion line called BZMA is now trending as a royal cultural fusion not only of the old and the new but also draws from the seemingly opposite eastern and western fashion hemispheres.
Bisma Ahmed’s fashion line BZMA is an intriguing fusion of rich regal Mughal culture meshed with the Elizabethan era and was recently displayed on the runway at the Islamabad Fashion Week 2011 with her Spring/Summer 2011 collection, “Chantilly Lace & a Pretty Face”.
Inspired by designers such as Alexander McQueen, Reem Acra, Amato of Furne One and John Galliano, this young designer has a distinct signature style of her own. Through the internet, her work has drawn a wide appeal in countries across the world such as the Middle East, Europe, US and Canada.
Digitalism Magazine is proud to profile some of Bisma Ahmed’s design collections in realm of the current trends and appeal for Chantilly lace as seen on Kate’s Royal wedding dress. Bisma Ahmed’s fashion line BZMA is a definite focus of multicultural fusion for those style watchers here in Canada and overseas.
The BZMA line will be available online and the label is currently available in Dubai and Pakistan with plans to expand to the UK and USA by September 2011.
In the meantime for all trend watchers, look out for the BZMA line and follow Bisma on Facebook