Kanwal Malik formals 2026: Sajni IV wedding outfits and prices

Kanwal Malik’s Sajni IV, the label’s luxury formals line for 2026, is on its website with nine outfits priced from PKR 115,000 to PKR 285,000. The brand says the pieces are made for weddings, mehndis and festive evenings, hand-embellished on organza, tissue and Korean raw silk, and made to order in about six weeks. We checked the prices below on 13 November 2026; none was discounted.

That six-week wait matters more than any single design. An order placed this week lands around the last week of December, so Sajni IV suits January weddings better than functions in the next month.

The lighter looks: Arina, Ayna and Sapphire

Arina (PKR 115,000) is the entry point: a peachy pink asymmetrical shirt dress in kattan organza with a heavily worked bodice, over fluid chiffon trousers. It is a good choice for a nikkah guest or a sister at a daytime event, and a small potli is all it needs.

Ayna (PKR 130,000) mixes a short, panelled ivory peplum with a sequinned net saree drape and a raw silk petticoat. In the brand’s photographs the ivory reads close to champagne gold. The peplum gives the waist shape, so it flatters most figures, and it is the most modern look in the line.

Sapphire (PKR 140,000) is a dark blue front-open gown with heavy embellishment, worn over an organza bustier with floral detail at the neckline and Korean raw silk flare pants. Its bell sleeves and long line make it a strong walima guest outfit; keep the jewellery to a choker or long earrings, not both.

The statement pieces: Sahar, Rumi and Raniya

Sahar (PKR 165,000) is the one black outfit: a long panelled A-line shirt with floral work at the neckline, flare pants and a sheer black organza dupatta bordered in three tones on all four sides. Black works at winter evening weddings, and the gold border keeps it festive.

Rumi (PKR 175,000) is shocking pink kattan organza, a front-open shirt with dense embroidery over a bustier, with flare pants finished in an embellished border and an embroidered dupatta. It is loud on purpose, best for a mehndi or a close family member’s barat.

Raniya (PKR 250,000) is the most bridal of the six: a red front-open pishwas over a Korean raw silk lehenga with an embroidered rust velvet patch at the hem, and a red organza dupatta with borders and pallu work. It could pass as a nikkah outfit for a bride who wants something lighter than full bridal couture.

Value and ordering

These are designer prices, and they buy hand embellishment and size customisation rather than fabric alone. Colour cannot be changed, and Kanwal Malik says custom orders carry extra charges. The three costliest outfits in Sajni IV, Parishay at PKR 285,000, Naveen at PKR 235,000 and Zaleh at PKR 220,000, follow the same made-to-order terms. If the price is the obstacle, the label’s Maahi festive stitched range starts lower, but it is a separate collection and not covered here.