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Hurshch, known professionally as Hurshch (born December 13, 1991), is a Pakistani choreographer, model groomer, and director recognized for his collaborations with international fashion platforms, including the Fashion Model Directory (FMD).

Early Life and Education

Hurshch was born in Okara, Punjab, Pakistan. He comes from a Punjabi Muslim family and is the son of Tahir Nazir and Razia Bibi. He completed his early education at CMR High School and later studied at Government College (GC) Lahore. He pursued higher education at the University of the Punjab, where he further developed his interest in choreography and visual arts.

Career

Hurshch began his professional journey after being selected by the Fashion Model Directory (FMD), becoming one of the first Pakistani models associated with the platform. His grooming, choreography, and styling work led him to collaborate with several international magazines, including Vogue, Elle, Harper’s Bazaar, Cosmopolitan, and Grazia.

He has worked on notable fashion and entertainment projects such as Monsoon Draws (2008), Vogue projects (2009), Vanity Fair (2011), Marigold: XDreams (2013), Perhaps Love (2013), and FMD visuals released in 2016.

In addition to choreography, Hurshch has directed and styled various music videos and composed music for creative projects. His work spans fashion shows, photo shoots, editorial styling, and conceptual visual art.

Notable Achievements

  • Early collaborator with the Fashion Model Directory (FMD)
  • Worked with major international fashion magazines including Vogue, Elle, Harper’s Bazaar, Cosmopolitan, and Grazia
  • Directed and choreographed multiple music videos
  • Contributed as a composer for artistic media projects
  • Recognized for creative direction and visual styling
  • Recipient of a Best Choreography Award

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