Turn up the glamour with Reela's

Fashion boutique Reela's opened its second showroom on Kemal Ataturk Avenue on Saturday, 21 June. Finance minister Abul Mal Abdul Muhith and commerce minister Tofael Ahmed graced the opening with their presence as special guests.
Reela's was started in 1999 by Nimla Ahmed Musa. Since 2010, her daughters Mantasha Ahmed and Mehreen Ahmed have taken the reins from their mother, as managing director and chief designer respectively.
The entire production process at Reela's, be it sourcing fabrics, designing or the finished product, is done in Bangladesh. Reela's boasts casual wear, office wear, party wear, bridal wear and home accessories. Price ranges are: kameezes: Tk.3,500-9,000; saris Tk.15,000-30,000; and bridal wear: Tk. 25,000 onwards.
Custom-made bridal wear is their specialty. Usually, a bride comes in with an idea or a sample, which the design team at Reela's then works on to make a reality. In addition, the groom's sherwani, pagri and nagra are also customised to match the bride's outfit for their special day.
Reela's puts in a lot of effort into their customers' preferences; if they like something in Reela's collection and would like a different colour, cut or size, Reela's will not hesitate to take necessary steps. Reela's offers reasonably priced wedding packages which include the outfits of the bride and groom, bridesmaids, groomsmen and relatives. Reela's can produce in bulk outfits of your choice for the wedding entourage. Each piece of clothing at Reela's is an exclusive item; repeats are not produced.
For Eid, Reela's will have lots of outfits in lightweight fabrics, keeping in mind the summer heat. Cotton, chiffon, georgette, lace and net will be used to make saris, kameezes, jumpsuits, shifts and tunics. For the men, there will also be a choice of panjabis. Reela's is also offering gift boxes for Eid priced at Tk.3,500, which contains a panjabi, a set of tablemats, a table runner and a shawl.
Visit Reela's at 64B Kemal Ataturk Avenue, Banani; Phone: 8822066; www.facebook.com/reelasbd
 

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