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Express Tribune
27-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Express Tribune
Iqra Aziz's dandelion days
Iqra Aziz is out of office, and straight into our hearts, with her Monday morning photo dump that screams fresh air, family time, and fashionably wholesome mom energy. The actor is vacationing somewhere in the dreamy northern areas of Pakistan, and if her Instagram carousel is anything to go by, she's soaking up the views, the stillness, and a whole lot of joy with husband Yasir Hussain and their toddler son, Kabir Hussain. The dump kicks off with the actor looking up at the sky and then with a swoon-worthy couple shot, Iqra and Yasir pose against a backdrop of lush green hills, looking like a postcard you'd want to frame. Iqra, ever the cool mom, can be seen sporting a straight long bob that's effortlessly chic, paired with a grey Rastah hoodie that nods to streetwear done right, even while trekking. One shot shows her mid-run with her son on a low-impact trek, both of them looking gleeful as they dash across the terrain. Another tender moment captures Yasir helping their little one blow a dandelion, tiny hands, soft smiles, and a whole lot of father-son bonding. Iqra also slips in some solo moments: her standing at the edge of a valley, the mountains behind her; another where she is the view, gazing out into the wilderness, lost in thought. Time and again, the star has not only exemplified raising a healthy family but spoken up for it. Earlier this month, Iqra made headlines for speaking out against a viral video showing a father slapping his child in public. Sharing the clip on her Instagram Story, she condemned corporal punishment and urged desi parents to break cycles of violence. "He's younger than you, vulnerable and experiencing things differently," she wrote, a reminder that parenting with empathy matters, both online and off.
Express Tribune
01-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Express Tribune
Seth Rollins flaunts USD13,500 Rastah coat
American WWE star Seth Rollins just stepped into the ring dripping in desi luxury, and surprisingly, we're not talking gold chains, though we wouldn't put that past him. He wore a USD13,500 long coat by Pakistani streetwear brand Rastah during a recent episode of WWE, and fashion X (formerly Twitter) has not recovered from Rollins' luxurious ensemble since. Dubbed the "golden peacock" coat, the piece is made from plush blue velvet and features intricate hand embroidery using the dabka technique, a hallmark of South Asian craftsmanship. The coat, available only made-to-order, was paired by Rollins with a white shirt and flared pants, though if you want the full fit, be prepared to drop an additional USD920 on the matching trousers. Rastah, already known for dressing global celebrities like Timothée Chalamet, Zayn Malik, and Justin Bieber, is clearly not afraid to aim high. Rollins is just the latest in a long list of stars styled by the Lahore-based label. A recent video posted by creative director Zain Ahmed from Milan hints that Rastah's global expansion is only just beginning. In it, Ahmed visits a fabric mill that supplies cloth to luxury houses like Dior and Valentino, asking what magic can happen when "Italian precision meets South Asian soul." But not everyone's cheering. With price tags soaring well above the USD10,000 mark, questions about accessibility, especially within Pakistan, are growing louder. While Rastah's success is undeniable, its local audience feels increasingly sidelined. Let's face it: most Pakistanis can't spend the cost of a small car on a coat, no matter how fabulous. Still, Rastah's ambition is crystal clear: dress the world's elite in Pakistani artistry. And whether you applaud or eye-roll, there's no denying they're succeeding, stitch by dazzling stitch.
Daily Mail
30-04-2025
- Entertainment
- Daily Mail
The huge amount WWE star Seth Rollins paid for extravagant jacket donned on Monday Night RAW
The latest glitzy wardrobe choice from WWE star Seth Rollins, with 'The Architect' donning a blue and gold jacket on Monday Night RAW, set the accomplished professional wrestler back a whopping $13,500. The 'Golden Peacock' long coat, made by clothing brand Rastah, was worn by Rollins as WWE's flagship weekly show aired worldwide on Netflix. Rollins is one of the biggest stars in the WWE with his character known for wearing colorful outfits that differ with every appearance. The latest wardrobe choice went viral for its distinct design. Rastah's website has the coat's value, alongside each coat being made to order, with a production time of around 60 days. That means Rollins has his on-camera outfits well planned in advance. The coat also features tiny specks of green and pink on the animals. The 'Monday Night Messiah' matched his long coat with white pants and black boots. Rollins delivered a promo wearing the jacket with allies Bron Breakker and Paul Heyman in tow, with an adversary in Sami Zayn. Rollins needed to unbutton his jacket to end the segment and deliver his signature curb stomp to the head of Zayn, leaving his rival laying. Rollins, whose outfit may have been inspired to double with an audition for the title role in the next Broadway revival of 'Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat', recently cemented his status as one of WWE's top guys. The 38-year-old won his second WrestleMania main event of his career earlier this month by defeating longtime rivals CM Punk and Roman Reigns in a triple-threat main event. Heyman's alliance with Rollins began at the Las Vegas spectacular with him siding with the former world champion over his previous clients in Punk and Reigns. Rollins is expected to team with Breakker in a tag-team match against Reigns and Punk in the near future, with WWE's next premium event, Backlash, taking place next Saturday, May 10.
Express Tribune
30-04-2025
- Entertainment
- Express Tribune
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.
Newsweek
29-04-2025
- Entertainment
- Newsweek
Seth Rollins Paid Absurd Amount Of Money For Extravagant WWE Outfit
Based on facts, either observed and verified firsthand by the reporter, or reported and verified from knowledgeable sources. Newsweek AI is in beta. Translations may contain inaccuracies—please refer to the original content. Seth Rollins was a focal point of this week's WWE Monday Night Raw, both for his actions alongside his new faction and for his typically extravagant fashion choices, including a particularly high-priced designer coat worn throughout the show. Rollins, flanked by Bron Breakker and Paul Heyman, opened the broadcast, declaring their group the future of the industry and dismissing other top stars. He later confronted Sami Zayn and offered him a "favor"—have Heyman arrange a move to SmackDown or risk becoming a target of the new alliance. Zayn rejected the offer later in the evening. The show ended with Breakker defeating Zayn via referee stoppage in the main event after delivering multiple spears. Following the decision, Rollins, still wearing his elaborate coat, delivered a decisive stomp to Zayn. The coat worn by Rollins during these impactful opening and closing segments garnered attention for its striking design and significant cost. Identified as the "Peacock Coat" from the Pakistani fashion label Rastah, the piece is listed for $13,500 on the brand's website. According to Rastah's product details: "This long velvet coat is a masterpiece, featuring intricate hand embroidery using the traditional Dabka technique. The coat's striking navy blue velvet base serves as a luxurious backdrop for the golden peacock motifs and floral embellishments that flow from the sleeves down to the hem. ATLANTA, GEORGIA - JANUARY 27: Seth Rollins makes his entrance during WWE Monday Night RAW at State Farm Arena on January 27, 2025 in Atlanta, Georgia. ATLANTA, GEORGIA - JANUARY 27: Seth Rollins makes his entrance during WWE Monday Night RAW at State Farm Arena on January 27, 2025 in Atlanta, Georgia. WWE/Getty Images The craftsmanship of the Dabka embroidery adds a rich texture, making this piece not only a statement garment but also a piece of art. This coat is both bold and elegant, perfect for a standout look. Please note that the production and delivery of these items will take approximately 50 to 60 days. Key Features: Navy blue velvet base Hand-embroidered Dabka technique Elaborate golden peacock and floral motifs Full-length, tailored silhouette." More news: WWE News: Steve Austin Reveals Real-Life Vince McMahon Confrontation Seth Rollins just wore a $13,500 coat by Pakistani label Rastah on #WWERaw — Complex Style (@ComplexStyle) April 29, 2025 This expensive and eye-catching garment is perfectly in line with Rollins' current persona, which is defined by extreme flamboyance and high-fashion influences. Rollins embraces this over-the-top style, drawing comparisons to icons like Elton John and the Joker, and considers himself the pinnacle of men's wrestling fashion due to the risks he takes with his attire. The $13,500 Rastah coat served as the latest example of this persona during his dominant display on Raw. More WWE News: For more on WWE, head to Newsweek Sports.
