Seth Rollins wears $13,500 coat by Pakistani brand Rastah on WWE RAW
Listen to article
WWE superstar Seth Rollins made a striking appearance on the 28 April edition episode of WWE Raw, wearing a custom $13,500 coat designed by Pakistani fashion label Rastah.
The look marks a notable moment for the Lahore-based brand, which continues to gain recognition on the international stage.
The garment, named 'The Golden Peacock Coat', is crafted from blue velvet and features intricate dabka embroidery—a traditional South Asian embellishment technique.
Rollins paired the coat with flared white trousers and a fitted shirt, in keeping with his flamboyant in-ring persona. The item is listed as made-to-order on Rastah's official website, with matching pants available for an additional $920.
Founded in 2018, Rastah has steadily built a global following, with previous clients including Zayn Malik, Justin Bieber, and Timothée Chalamet. The brand is known for blending contemporary streetwear silhouettes with South Asian textiles and craft traditions.
This is not the first time Rastah has debuted high-value pieces. The brand's online store also lists a $14,500 wool coat among its premium offerings.
According to Creative Director Zain Ahmed, the label sources some of its materials from the same Italian mills that produce fabrics for luxury fashion houses such as Dior and Valentino.
While Rastah's designs often incorporate cultural motifs from Pakistan, the brand has primarily positioned itself for global markets.
he WWE appearance serves as a major endorsement, offering further visibility in the international fashion and entertainment arenas.
Seth Rollins, known for his bold fashion choices, has previously collaborated with various designers to create statement looks. His decision to wear Rastah is seen as part of an ongoing effort to merge high fashion with professional wrestling entertainment.
Hashtags
Try Our AI Features
Explore what Daily8 AI can do for you:
Comments
No comments yet...
Related Articles
Express Tribune
3 hours ago
- Express Tribune
Will 2025 be the 'Summer of Punk'?
Summer is here. And if the Karachi heat isn't enough to melt you, CM Punk's promos definitely will. On Monday Night Raw, The 'Best in the World' came face to face with WWE Champion John Cena and challenged him to a match for the title. Cena accepted the challenge and the two will face off at the Night of Champions in Saudi Arabia on June 28. The two had a brief encounter at WWE Elimination Chamber earlier this year. But the story between the two goes way back. In 2011, Cena was the champ when Punk broke out as the greatest thing in pro-wrestling with his infamous 'pipe bomb', that led to one of the best stories in wrestling history. The summer of 2011 became known as the 'Summer of Punk'. But while it wasn't the first 'Summer of Punk' — the first happened in the Ring of Honor promotion in 2005 — it brought Punk a global recognition as being the outspoken, straightedge iconoclast that he is and eventually led to a record-breaking championship reign. Will 2025 see the third 'Summer of Punk'? It's doubtful but very much possible now that things are heating up since WWE Money in the Bank premium live event this past weekend. Wild card Seth Rollins became the new Mr Money in the Bank, 11 years after his first one, and with that, he can cash in on any world championship for up to a year. On Raw, he teased cashing in on Cena during the latter's face-off with Punk. With Rollins' deep hatred of Punk, it's possible that Punk defeats Cena and Rollins' cashes in on Punk, continuing their rivalry. No matter the outcome, Punk will either go on another championship reign or fight Rollins to the edge of the world until one of them falls over. In both cases, Punk is done playing nice and being a team player. He's coming for the title. It's also fascinating that from 2011 to 2014, whenever Punk and Cena faced off, Cena was the face and Punk the heel or a tweener. And yet Punk was widely cheered by the audience, and Cena booed most of the time, with only his pre-teen fan base rooting for him. On Monday, it was a similar soundscape with some role reversals. This time, Punk is a face and Cena a heel. And yet, the more things change, the more they remain the same. Most of the crowd favoured Punk, with intermittent chants of 'Let's go Cena' and 'Cena sucks' piping in. The only difference was the adult voices rooted for Cena and the kids against him. Right match, wrong show It's also confusing why WWE is choosing to have this match in Saudi Arabia when they could save it for the biggest show of the year, SummerSlam, in August. There is enough history between the two to continue this renewed rivalry for the next two months and give them a bigger spotlight at SummerSlam. It's very much possible that this match will end in shenanigans that will continue the rivalry or divert it from Punk and Cena to Punk and Rollins. With the involvement of Rollins, it's inevitable that Roman Reigns might play a part in it too. There's also a chance that Rollins cashes in on the new World Heavyweight Champion Gunther, who ended Jey Uso's short reign on Raw. Another factor is the eventual King of the Ring winner, who will be crowned at WWE Night of Champions and receive a guaranteed world title shot at SummerSlam. Sami Zayn has already qualified for the semi-finals but the returning former champ Cody Rhodes, Randy Orton or someone else could still win it all. Rest assured, the world title picture remains as unpredictable as Punk himself. As they say, all roads lead to WrestleMania. But the roads shall pass through the summer that's quickly heating up. Whether Punk sets the shows ablaze and goes on a rampage or someone else reigns supreme, it's bound to be a hell of a summer for WWE. Truth and Evolution Additionally, WWE righted the wrong and rehired R-Truth back after massive backlash from both fans and peers. Truth's new direction includes him reverting to his real name Ron Killings. Essentially the truth set Killings free on Monday as he cut his dreadlocks. What his road looks like remains to be seen. But he's done being a comedy act for now. The whole situation was a pity as Truth faced Cena recently and was released the week after. But thankfully, WWE listened to the negative reactions and brought him up. While Truth is one of the best comedy acts in WWE history, a serious Killings can also deliver big time as he has done it several times in his career. WWE is also ramping things up in the women's roster, with the Queen of the Ring tournament, similar to the men's version. They are also bringing back WWE Evolution, a premium show focusing only on women's matches, for the first time since 2018.
Express Tribune
8 hours ago
- Express Tribune
David Byrne announces new album 'Who Is the Sky?' with lead single 'Everybody Laughs'
David Byrne, the iconic Talking Heads frontman, has unveiled his highly anticipated new album, Who Is the Sky?, his first solo release in seven years. The album, due out on September 5 via Matador Records, is a reflection of Byrne's distinct creative voice. Who Is the Sky? follows his 2018 critically acclaimed album American Utopia, which transformed into a Broadway musical and later an HBO concert film. The new record promises to deliver more of Byrne's innovative and thought-provoking sound, blending personal reflections with broader societal observations. The lead single, 'Everybody Laughs,' sets the tone for the album. It comes with an official music video directed by Gabriel Barcia-Colombo, and captures Byrne's unique perspective on life. In the song, Byrne explores the shared human experience of joy and sorrow, remarking, 'Everybody lives, dies, laughs, cries, sleeps and stares at the ceiling.' Byrne's choice of the word "everybody" is intentional, offering a wide-angle lens on life in New York City while retaining an intimate, personal touch. The song contrasts themes of negativity with an uplifting musical groove, highlighted by a powerful collaboration with St. Vincent, who joins Byrne for some dynamic vocal exchanges. The album's production features contributions from a variety of notable artists, including St. Vincent, Paramore's Hayley Williams, and The Smile drummer Tom Skinner. A significant part of Who Is the Sky?'s sound comes from the arrangements crafted by the Ghost Train Orchestra, a New York-based chamber ensemble known for their eclectic approach to music. In support of the album, Byrne has also announced an extensive world tour set to kick off in North America in September 2025. The tour will take him across the United States and Canada, with dates in Europe and Australasia following in 2026. A live band consisting of 13 musicians, singers, and dancers—many of whom were part of Byrne's American Utopia ensemble—will accompany him on the road, ensuring a dynamic and engaging performance. This highly anticipated tour is expected to showcase the intricate sounds of Who Is the Sky?, with all performers being mobile throughout the set, further enhancing the immersive experience. Byrne's Who Is the Sky? promises to be a landmark release in his career, blending his signature eclecticism with deep personal reflections. Fans can expect a thought-provoking journey both on record and live.
Express Tribune
a day ago
- Express Tribune
Handheld 'ROG Xbox Ally' devices unveiled
Microsoft on Sunday unveiled its first Xbox-branded handheld gaming devices, touting them as a way to play its vast library of titles anywhere, as reported by AFP. Two ROG Xbox Ally models made in a partnership with Taiwan-based ASUS will be available by the year-end holiday season, Xbox president Sarah Bond said during an online event showcasing games heading for the platform. "The Xbox Ally is an Xbox you can hold in your hands, bringing together the power of Xbox and the freedom of Windows," Bond said. "On this Xbox, you can play games across your entire library, including all the Windows PC game stores from Xbox and to Steam, GOG (Good Old Games platform) and Ubisoft Connect." The peek at Xbox Ally came just days after the release of Nintendo's Switch 2, the handheld console that could score record early sales for the Japanese Super Mario creator. The Nintendo device, which features a bigger screen and more processing power, is an upgrade to the Switch that became a global phenomenon with hit games such as "Animal Crossing." Microsoft promised to disclose pricing and release date details for Xbox Ally in the coming months. Both Xbox handhelds appeared similar to Microsoft console controllers in terms of buttons, toggles and grips but looked elongated to provide room for center screens. "When you power on your Xbox Ally, you'll boot directly into the Xbox full screen experience, a new feature optimized specifically for handheld gaming," Microsoft said in a release. "The Xbox Ally and Xbox Ally X are perfect for players looking to take an approachable gaming experience with you during travels – – whether it's between airports, or between the comfiest chairs in the living room."
