Remembering these legendary icons, Pakistani-American blogger Izat Bibi has paid tribute these few empowering personalities by recreating their iconic looks with sheer respect and perfection.

Featuring a series titled “Influential Women of Pakistan”, blogger Izat Bibi managed to pull off one of the most critical makeovers specially when you’re uploading them on social media where the world is open to share their thoughts. But, she has remarkably pulled off some of the most iconic looks of famous and inspirational Pakistani female personalities from different walks of life; be it Malika e Tarannum Noor Jehan from the music industry or outspoken and bold human rights activist Asma Jahangir. Izat simply weaved her magic with costumes and makeup and caught our eyes on her art for all the right reasons.

Here are some of Izat’s iconic recreations and we’re surely amazed by them.

NOOR JEHAN

MUSARRAT NAZIR

NAZIA HASSAN

FATIMA JINNAH

ABIDA PARVEEN

ASMA JAHANGIR

RESHMA

FARIDA KHANUM

KULSOOM SAFIULLAH KHAN

ZAIB UN NISSA HAMIDULLAH

From the selection of wardrobe to the makeup and hairdo, Izat was able to recreate one of the finest looks for all the ladies she choose to tribute for their efforts in their respective fields of work. Not only that, but imagining the dress colour and makeup look from a black and white image would have been quite a task for the blogger but it looked as though it was a piece of cake for her and she simply aced it, knowing her game better than we had imagined.

Which artist would you want Izat Bibi to recreate? Well if it were for us, we would have surely wished to see a recreation of none other but our late and first female prime minister Mohtarma Benazir Bhutto.

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Here is a video of group of courageous Pakistani women we came across who have talked about being body-shamed since childhood and how it has shaped how they see themselves.

The video was shot by lawyer Zainab Chughtai, who runs a social awareness campaign that works to prevent bullying among young Pakistanis in schools.

If she doesn’t slim down, then I will get her surgery done. Have you looked at the way you lie down? You look so vulgar,” a woman says. “Looking into the mirror every morning was a nightmare. I hated who I was,” another one says. “Even now the person that I’ve become is someone who is always questioning her self-worth based on her physicality,” a third adds.

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