As global fashion went from runways to Instagram shows amidst a global pandemic with variants effecting people in different ways, fashion never went away. Some trends did emerge as the standout for 2021. Among those ideas was that of a good trench. From Preen by Thornton Bregazzi, Nina Ricci, Loewe, Louis Vuitton, Prada, Marni, Y: Project, Victoria Beckham, Altuzarra, and Rokh to several other prominent names, the return of the trench coat is   the one trend that the fashion conscious must have in mind. Luckily, Pakistani celebrities look their best in trench. Here are some of our favourite looks...

Saba Qamar

In a gray trench suit, Saba Qamar seems to be taking the role of a professional woman and as always she brings a sense of natural ease. Paired with a white shirt and brown heels, Saba is very much on the ball when it comes to trends and simply needs to bring back that trench suit as the fashion season calls for it.

Mahira Khan

Mahira Khan can pull off eastern and western outfits with ease and more often than not, she knows how to carry them. Case in point is this trench she has paired with dark glasses and a black top underneath, making it perfect collaboration of colours. It looks like it's time to bring out that trench and flaunt it for its the top trend of the season.

Sanam Saeed

From theatre to the small screen to the big screen to shorts, Sanam has experimented quite a bit with her career and she's just as experimental when it comes to her wardrobe. Wearing this buttercream beige trench coat, Sanam looks as comfortable as she looks stylish. A colour that is perfect for trench coats, Sanam pulls it off beautifully.

Ayesha Omar

Ayesha Omar is one of the most experimental celebrities when it comes to fashion. Seen here in the streets of New York in a hot red leather trench, Ayesha did turn heads when the image released with some calling it a bold choice while others calling it OTT. But this brazen choice shows that Ayesha, among the most stylish people in the country, is brazen enough to really turn fashion predictability upside down.