Question: When was Pakistan's first fashion week?
About the article "Pakistan", section "Clothing and fashion".

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The first New York Fashion Week (which was then called "Press Week") was the world's first ever organized fashion week.
First held in 1943, the event was designed to attract attention away from the French fashion during World War II, when fashion industry insiders were unable to travel to Paris to see French fashion shows.
Fashion publicist Eleanor Lambert organized an event she called "Press Week" to showcase American designers for fashion journalists, who had previously neglected their innovations.
(Buyers were not admitted to the shows, and instead had to visit designers' showrooms.)
Press Week was a success, and fashion magazines like Vogue, which were normally filled with French designs, increasingly featured American fashion. 
Lahore Fashion Week is the second largest fashion week event in Pakistan (after the Karachi Fashion Week) which is held annually in the city of Lahore, also regarded as Pakistan's cultural and fashion capital.
Famous Pakistani fashion designer Mehmood Bhatti has praised the fashion week and called it an answer to the "futile efforts of extremists to enforce fear."
‘Pantene Bridal couture Week Style 360 day 1 was held at Pearl Continental hotel Lahore on 15 October, In Style 360 Bridal couture Week day OneTotal of 13 Fashion Designers and 33 models participated in the fashion show.
Bridal couture Week 360 2011 was sponsored by Pantene one of the leading Shampoo company in Pakistan and organized by Style 360 Pakistan’s only Fashion Channel.. Apart from the traditional fashion show Bridal couture Week day 1 included a dance performance by Fia which was much appreciated by everyone. 
Islamabad Fashion Week (IFW) is a fashion week annually held in Islamabad, Pakistan.
IFW was first held in 2011, run by Triple-E (Pvt.)
Ltd. Tariq Amin is the creative head of IFW and Karachi Fashion Week. 
Amir Adnan is a Pakistani fashion label for men.
It claims to have re-introduced the sherwani into modern fashion, and to be Pakistan's first international menswear label. 
Zurain Zaheen Imam (born January 7, 1968, Chittagong) is a US-Pakistani print and broadcast fashion journalist.
Imam's formative years were spent in England.
His family home was in Richmond, Surrey and he attended Tower House School in Sheen before he attended boarding school at Holmewood House in Tunbridge Wells, Kent from 1977 till 1981.
In 1981 his family moved back to Pakistan and he attended CAS from 1982 till 1987 from whence he attended Portland State University where he majored in English with a minor in Political Science and where he was a star reporter for the college newspaper 'The Vanguard.
'After receiving his B.A.
degree he began a Masters program in Media Studies, Strategic Planning and Magazine Development from New York University which he completed in the Summer of 2006.
Imam now lives in Karachi.
He has been described as a "leading and influential fashion journalist" deemed "One of the 50 Most Important People in Entertainment" and "One of the 100 Most Memorable People in Fashion" by "Diva" magazine.
Since 2005 Imam has been a member of the prestigious Lux Style Awards (LSA )Fashion Jury that nominates fashion candidates for the LSAs.
Zurain has been editor of "Fashion Collection" and has written for "Dawn Images"; "Express Tribune"; "Newsline"; "Visage"; "Diva"; "MR"; "FAQ"; "Xing!
"; "SHE"; "Women's Own"; "Lines!"
'High Profile' "Niche", "Xpoze" and 'HIGH'.
He has also written broadcast scripts for Pakistan's first music channel, "Indus Music" (later MTV Pakistan).
He also has had a fashion based interview talk show called "I on Style" on the Vibe television channel.
Up until March 2011 he was the Senior Assistant Editor at Karachi's hip fashion and lifestyle magazine 'Xpozé Monthly' and has worked as a Fashion Consultant and PR at Karachi Fashion Week and Islamabad Fashion Week.
He has acted in a music video for the singer Sam called "Deewani" as a spy in bondage, and has made cameo appearances in the sitcom "Minglish" playing a soap opera-like evil fashion designer, taking inspiration from his designer friends.
In late 2012 after his first stint of modelling for SHE Magazine when he was 20 in 1988, he modeled for designers Arsalan and Yahseer's 'Debonair' Collection, the photographs of which appeared in 'Lounge' (Pakistan Today)and 'Fashion Collection'.
In September 2013 Zurain was appointed Creative Consultant and PR for The House of Arsalan Iqbal to oversee both 'AI Homme' and 'AI Femme', the brand's menswear and women's wear lines respectively.