Serious hunger level with 22 percent of its population undernourished on the Global Hunger Index this country is still going to care more about what to wear, with the increasing trend of wearing designer dresses has dampened the spirits sometimes. The dresses usually cost more than hundred thousand, leaving you insolvent. Generally, it is thought that wearing designer clothing aligns you with an elite group. It’s an efficacious stratagem and the effects are perturbed. Speaking of manoeuvre the designers plan their every pile very prudently, which patently galvanize society. A handful people believe that expensive, designer clothing is really just paying extra for the name, that expensive thing is just unnecessary vanity purchases. Expensive clothing is quite often better in quality, and they are designed to look better. Entrenched brands like Élan, Sana Safinaz, HSY, Nomi Ansari and Ali Xeeshan are the foremost of this trend situation in Pakistan. Unfortunately, people who can afford these highly priced dresses only wear it once, they can’t be seen wearing it twice. People may buy it because it makes them feel momentous, which may look like if they wear this, people will think they are loaded and fashionable. Most expensive brands are hyped-up and are creations of marketing. You can effortlessly find the same puffed up dress in subordinate markets. The brand conscious situation has created a lot of problems in masses because everyone wants to wear these very significant dresses. The issues which are not emphasized by anyone in this country are now taking roots that it will lead us to the absolute point of no return. The high-end brands are only worth the money if you move in circles which recognize them and you have the feel-good factor. But what’s so injudicious about it? Everyone wishes to be amongst the trendy slot of the town. But the pricing issues can be resolved if the designers somehow make the dresses more affordable for the domestic masses.