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DAWN TILL DUSK
Salina Khan styles Cross Stitch outfits with on point styling from day till night
Sundus Mustafa gives us an inside scoop in to balancing work and family!
new lux perfumed collection PLANES, TRAINS & AUTOMOBILES #ZUNAIRAASHRAF LOVE TO LOVE YOU #AMILASIM&YUSRASALMAN
ready set style
Momina Sibtain puts her best foot forward in Mahgul
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08 Chaos for a kiosk AURA's Kiosk launched at Emporium Mall 12 Movie buff! Rose Petal and McDonalds hosted the premier of “THE BLACK PRINCE� 28 Cover Shoot By LUX 60 Ready, set, style Momina Sibtain Styles Mahgul outfits! 70 Get The look We break down our favourite fashionista's looks! 74 Creating Magic Featuring Sundus Mustafa
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Publisher: Arif Nizami l Publishing Editors: Samina Khan & Meher Tareen l Contributing Editor: Ali Nizami Managing Editor: Mehak Elahi | Sub Editors: Ayesha Jatoi & Amirah Abbasi Digital Media: Nazish Sameer | Creative Director: Muhammad Asif | Marketing: Sohail Abbas 0300-4652194, Zahid Ali 0301-8479758, Muddasir Alam 0333-2282905, Zulfiqar Butt 0300-8451634, Mudassar Chuhadry 0333-8106007, Photographers: Irfan Younas & Kamran Mehdi Printed at PTPRINT Press, 4- Shaarey Fatima Jinnah Lahore. | Paperazzi is a project of Paper Magazine and Pakistan Today. Contact Details: papermagazine2010@gmail.com
chaos for a kiosk
Madiha Qaiser
Team Aura
The first AURA's Kiosk launched at Emporium Mall. Managed by Cartel PR.
Momina Butt
Javeria & Mehak
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Arooba & Maria Khan
Amal, Nael & Noor
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Ayesha & Mariyam
Faryal
Imbesat, Seema & Raza
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Nabahat & Saweela
Mishelle Hira
Sana Malik, Ayesha Khan, Anna Leghari
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Zehra & Sehr Noon
movie buff!
Rabia
Sumayrah
Rose Petal and McDonalds hosted the premier of “THE BLACK PRINCE”. The event was managed by Bilal Mukhtar and Fakir Khana Museum.
Ushna Shah
Sam Dada
Haroon Latif & Sehr
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Noman
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Sara & Maham
Uzma
Umair & Ali Fazli
Bilal Mukhtar
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Shameelah
Dr Farzeen Malik
Rup Magon & Sophie Stevens
noori, saim & urooj
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LAUNCH PARTY
Mehek Saeed
QYT, Nilofer Shahid & Maryam
Nilofer Shahid launched her latest brand Irteqa at her newly renovated beautiful studio organized by QYT events.
Shawana & Fatima
Amal Khan
Eshan
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Jason Avancena
a great cause
Khalid Malik
Hadiqa Kiani
The event was hosted by Khalid Malik. The legendary music icon Hadiqa Kiani and musician Ali Hamza who spoke about their specific experience and learning during the #First1000Days of life.
Yumna & Sadia
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Muniba Mazari & Juggun Kazim
Rana Asif & Aamir
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pakistan wedding show
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Sana, Javeria, Momina & Arooba
Pakistan Wedding Show exclusive launch event happend in X2 Lahore. Managed by Cartel PR.
Hassaan & Zarmisha
Foha Raza
Rudaba
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Fatima & Sundus Mustafa
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Sarfraz & Kumail
Mahnoor Latif & Madiha
Vasay Ch
Mahnoor Fahim
Shahzad Malik & Salma Turab
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Ayesha & Batool
Faisal & Abeer
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travel in style
Ramsha Akmal
Haris Raza, Akram Wali Muhammad, Muhammad Zubair, Gary Chapman & Muhmmad Matar
Gerry’s dnata has opened a new marhaba lounge at Jinnah International Airport – Karachi. The lounge is currently accessible by business class passengers of Emirates Airline.
Ahsan Khan & Tehmina Khaled
Asif Rehman
Mishall
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Tauqeer Muhajir
Muneera & Aamir Lakhani
Zainab Jafry, Parvaiz Ajmal & Ahsan Khan
Anushey Ashraf
Misbah Mumtaz
Ehtasham Ansari
Hira Hussain & Gary Chapman
Jabr Al Azeeby
Angie Marshal & Ken Marshall
Rohail Khalid
Nadia Hussain & Rubab Masood 2017
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h ot t i es o f
Bakhtawar Malik
Trendy & stylish as always!
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Zahra Amer
Elegance personified in Rizwan Beyg Couture
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Turning head navy blue Sani kaftan
the week
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heads in this aniya Maskatiya
Nahzat Adnan
Bang on trend with this fringed Faraz Manan outfit
Nazish Sameer
Summer fresh in this hot Shiza Hasan outfit
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dawn till dusk: cross stitch this week salina khan styles cross stitch outfits & accessorises from day till night with on point styling.
Peach and white together make for a soothing Summer look. I loved the playful sequin disk detailing on the sleeves, and the cut made for a super comfy apparel. Keeping it easy, I just popped on a pair of Chanel ballerinas and was good to go!
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For a glam night look, I opted to pair the kurta with funky tassel and feather detailed silk pants, put on some statement chandelier earrings, a pair of sparkly Jimmy Choo peep toes and the matching clutch for the final touches. Ready to hit the town for a date night with my girls.
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DAWN TILL DUSK:
Being glamorous is about strength and confidence, and to me that's black and white - dramatic yet timeless! Letting my hair down and adding dramatic fuchsia pink shoes made this outfit perfect for a party!
I always believe in simplicity so for a casual day time look I went for a high pony tail and paired the outfit with Hermes flats. Perfect to run around in with total ease.
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I love the detailing of the ruffle sleeves and blue is my ultimate favourite colour! A loose plait paired with stark white capris and flats create a simple yet chic look. Having the right accessories is essential when creating a glam look. Chanel pumps and a bright orange Hermes clutch worked on the colour block trend and made this ensemble perfect for a soirĂŠe.
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*ABOUT ME
janat sohail aziz is a singer and a songwriter. a fifth year student of architecture at national college of arts having remained a former artist at nescafe basement, she has now come up with a band called wooly and the uke- it caters to a completely different genre, the indie genre. her new track called circus is coming out now. it is a satirical comment on the shallowness of the capitalist driven society today.
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music chick janat sohail aziz What is the idea behind Circus? Well, it’s my angst- this bizarre hole of phantasmagoria where our heads swirl in fleeting moments, almost melting and remerging as we pour into this grand scheme of things. What inspired you to write about it? Have you ever seen a person? Really seen them? It’s sometimes pitiful to watch humans. We circle around in this rat race, climbing over each other’s heads, nibbling on our dreams while hidden away in secret corners- our little endeavours to take over the world. We exist in the absence of our presence and only so often our frail bodies stumble upon what they carry inside. This human condition has always existed as a series of surreal images in my head and that’s what inspired me to really describe them in words. Just the teaser out and people were awestruck by the way it felt spine chilling- how was it visualized and achieved? The idea fell through effortlessly like collapsing dominos- from the producer to the narrative to the director, each element was delicately intertwined with the others and experienced growth from there. Awais 2017
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*ABOUT ME Gohar, the director and a close friend of mine, always shared this inexpressible energy with me and he, along with his team, understood that emotion the song carried- a veiled turmoil, a cold state of an end coming. What does making music mean to you? I’ve always believed this- for me, music is less about creating something that is just the right fit for appreciation and more about stripping yourself of your most valuable emotions and lending them to those listening. It is art, after all. How do you come around to writing a song? As humans, whether we realize it or not, we’re deeply enveloped in emotions- these exist as continuously evolving visuals in my head. I feel emotions taking forms, dissolving in the realm of my imagination and pouring out as quivering words dusted on a tune. People loved you in the Nescafe Basement- what encouraged you to make Wooly and the Uke? Nescafe Basement has been quite a positive push- it has helped me grow as a person and explore what I want better. Even before I understood the different genres, I always had this indescribable inclination towards indie music. It felt like it fit the little spaces in my head effortlessly and I felt cozy with what poured out of my ukulele. Wooly and the Uke is my safe place, I had to do it. So we see that Wooly is an important band member, what is his role in your band? It’s a funny story- so a phoofy, grey monster adorned in delicate dust bunnies decides to enter my life and ignite some romance as an adolescent, only to leave me hanging. A few years in, things get less awkward and we decide to share a bed again. All the while I believed he was secretly snuggling my head in sleep, he was actually rewiring my brain with his carefully plucked crinkled eyelashes to name my band after him. It worked and here we are!
You recently performed at the Lahore Music Meet- how was your experience? Felt right at home. The founders, the performers, and the audience- everyone had a beautiful world within themselves and it’s always the most fulfilling when your audience listens, feels and reciprocates. When do we hope to hear more music from you? I’m always writing one thing or the other, but it’s only when it makes it to the studio that it really gets out there for a lot of people. I do plan on releasing some very soon, till then I’d love to have more of the little performances to connect with my people. Which musician is your absolute inspiration? In this era, Sufjan Stevens- definitely! What other instruments do you enjoy playing? When Wooly’s taking a nap on my ukulele, I usually resort to my Tonbak these days. Do you have any secret talents? My head grows symmetrically aligned curls? Will that count? Do you listen to the kind of music you create- or are you into other genres too? Oh, I can never stop dancing to Latin Jazz! What is the last played song on your playlist? Everlasting Light – The Black Keys Do you ever like to do any covers? I do take inspiration from good music, but prefer singing my own thoughts- it’s a better catharsis for me. How would you describe your style? Scruffy hair and old t-shirts.
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FEATURING MAHGUL
ready, set, style! th is week momina s ibtain s ty les four mah gu l o u tfits & makes them her very own !
This blazer is super cool and can be paired with so many different outfits. I paired it with boot cut jeans, white highneck peek-a-boo top and clunky heels. To accessorize I added a fun clutch in the shape of a t-shirt and oversized tinted blue sunglasses. One can wear this to work, dinner, and lunch or to a get together.
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I personally love the simplicity of this outfit. The A-Line black kameez pairs well with the embroidered cream pants and makes for laid back yet chic look. I paired it with an exaggerated turban by Ali Xeeshan, strappy-feathered shoes and hoop earrings. For my make-up I went for a dewy clean look with smudged red eyeshade.
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Wardrobe: Mahgul I Muse: Momina Sibtain I Makeup: Arammish I Photography: Kamran Mehdi
This is a classic Mahgul outfit with beautiful embroidery and I decided to do a fun daytime look with it. The negative space within the outfit allows one to be playful and the look can be taken from day to night. I paired this outfit with bright shoes and quirky sunnies while keeping my accessories to a minimum. This look is great to Eid or a Milad.
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beauty edit
BY HAJIRA ASFANDYAR
5 of my favorite must have beauty products! Loose setting powder: A cult favourite silky powder that creates a modern matte finish and absorbs oil and reduces shine all day long. Surely an award-winning product! Concealer: Say good bye to dull, dark under eyes and discolouration with my benefit concealer! It contains pink undertones to colour correct under eyes and imperfections, giving a radiant finish! Cant leave home without this one. Brow wiz: Anastasia Beverly Hills brow wiz is an ultra-slim retractable pencil which has a fine tip to spot-fill areas and the other end blends for a flawless finish. A long wearing smudge proof formula which mimics natural hair! Liquid matte lipstick: Although liquid matte lipsticks are known for drying our lips, I believe that I'm in love with them. They don't require any touch ups and make me look fresh! Highlighter: I use the Becca cosmetics Jaclyn Hill Champagne Face Palette! It's a wonder kit with three blushes and two highlighters. It's a limited edition palette and I'm afraid how I'll survive once this one finishes.
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IN THE FIELD WITH...
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Guilty Pleasure? Listening music loudly On my playlist What i have done ( Linkin Park). First thing you notice about the opposite sex? Feet/shoes Pet peeve? Selfishness, people being opinionated, not letting anyone follow his/her dream Celebrity that had me starstruck? Hazrat Mohammed (SAWT) If you could have any superpower? Then no one would suffer due to poverty Biggest turn off? Distressing and nagging attitude
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what we fancy! From the makers of Paperazzi! Find out what tickles our fancy!
food Treat yourself this weekend and indulge in delectable and tantalizing food at GAI’A. It’s a bit pricey but the experience it totally worth it!
hot couple! Mashaal and Umair Idrees are on our hot couple list this week!
on the playlist Fetish by Selena Gomez is a totally different kind of vibe and we’re digging it!
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Amina Tiwana is our fun and quirky girl of the week! She’s super sweet and we adore her!
Samah Mudassir turns up the heat everywhere she goes. This super skilled MUA has been slaying it recently and we love her collection of eyelashes
news There is no chance to escape the rishta aunties! Careem’s latest venture into the world of matrimonial now offers Rishta Aunties to accompany you on your ride to find your soulmate!
*IN THE SPOTLIGHT
CREATING MAGIC
we speak to ace event planner, sundus mustafa of whimsical parties about the magic she creates!
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When did you start with Whimsical Parties? I used to host parties for my daughters. That's when everyone noticed I had a flare for it. Friends and family encouraged and I found a profession that's a passion for me. What's the best part of being your own boss? It's very stressful to be your own boss. Being a perfectionist and a workaholic, I work endlessly. The best part of this job is when we have happy clients. It's feels amazing to creat events which leave happy memories for our clients . What's the hardest part of your job? Hardest part is to work all night to make events possible for our clients. I find it very hard to manage time with my kids. Keeping the balance is the most difficult part! 76
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How do you manage work and family? Managing family and work is the hardest. I try to keep a balance by keeping my girls at my office while I'm working. I have created a play area for them there. Most of the time I take them along to my events aswell! What was your favourite project so far? My favourite project was to work for the recent Mogul wedding. We created a signature ceiling for them which is my personal favourite. Your experience in Thailand for DWP (Destination wedding planners congress)? DWP was very enriching. Meeting the best in the industry and sharing ideas with them opened new horizons for me. Expanding to international grounds is an exciting experience. What's next for Whimsical Parties? We are planning to start another sister company named Think & co. It will cater to ready to pick stuff for DIY event. I feel there is a niche for these DIY products in Pakistan.
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fi ve th in gs i lo ve & hate
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bff ’ s Lovers come and go, but best friends are here to stay! You have had your best most memorable, stomach hurting laughs with them. They have an uncanny way of reading your mind. They keep you focused, pick you up when you are down and are always there which is simply priceless. You may be hating them sometimes but that’s only because you love them. We get two best friends to tell us what they love and hate about each other.
AMIL ASIM & YUSRA SALMAN fi ve th in gs i lo ve & hate
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w h y i lo ve y us ra 1. she always gives me the extra push when my life is falling apart 2. she makes the ordinary moments extraordinary each and every time. 3. she knows how to build my self esteem when I'm hibernated in self deprecation 4. she knows what I'm thinking even if we are 1000 miles apart. 5. she shares everything with me
1. whenever she gets angry she accidentally says mean stuff which she actually doesn't mean 2. she sometimes rejects my adventurous plans 3. she doesn't have sugar cravings like me so we can't gobble up my favourite chocolates together 4. she underestimates her beauty 5. she's very tall so we can't share our jeans
1. i trust her with all my deep secrets, and she trusts me with all of hers. 2. she has seen me at my worst but still loves me. 3. sometimes all we need is eye contact to communicate. 4. she's the best wing-woman 5. at others expense, she makes a great laughing partner.
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1. i hate it when sometimes she pays more attention to others 2. when she throws her tantrums at me all at once 3. her phone has become her bestfriend lately, NOT liking it at all. 4. when she doesn't give me enough time 5. her self esteem is at zero, she doesn't know she's a real Queen!
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zunaira ashraf hunza, fairy meadows khunjarab
planes, trains & automobiles
Travelling is great fun. You get to explore a new place, meet new people and get wiser! We want to know more and will share with you exciting travel stories from a few special people in our section, planes, trains & automobiles! Where did you choose to go and why? I chose to go to Hunza, Fairy meadows and Khunjarab pass. I have travelled all over the world but never really got a chance to explore Pakistan , that’s why I decided to visit the northern areas of Pakistan. Who did you travel with? I went with a friend and we decided to join a group called STAR ADVENTURE CLUB which was a very good decision as we not only got to see Pakistan but we also got a chance to mix around with people! Where did you stay? We stayed two nights in Chilas, two nights in fairy meadows and two nights in Hunza.
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What are the best shopping spots there? The best shopping spots are the local bazaars especially if you are in Hunza you should get your hands on the local gems, carpets and shawls available in Karimabad. Moreover , Hunza has a lot of fruit trees like cherries, apricots, apples & mulberries. One must get their hands on their locals products like apricot oil and cherry jams. Suggest some amazing restaurants there? Since we were in the exploring mode, we wanted to try the local cuisines . We tried the Shabshoro in Hunza which is a local dish (a mix between calzone stuffed with minced beef and a keema wala nan). It's baked on a huge circular
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What can you do over there to relax and unwind? You should go on walks and breathe in the pollution free air. All these spots having walking trails and after every few minutes there's a post card worthy view. This is the perfect opportunity to do yoga at dawn. If there's one thing lacking in these areas, I think that's a good spa! Finally, any tips? Your packing for the trip is very essential. I had packed everything from a first aid box to toilet cleaning liquids.,You must have sunscreen, chapstick and wet wipes. You should travel light! Invest in good outdoor waterproof shoes and a raincoat and wear comfortable clothing! If you really want to enjoy the hikes, prepare your body in advance. Join a gym!
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Tell us about the sights no one should miss out on? Chilas - fort and Indus below the city for ancient stone/polygraphs.In Fairy meadows some of the best points are Tarar lake, shadow lake, phantoora lake , beyal camp , view point1. In Hunza you must go to the Hunza bazar, altit fort and Baltit fort. There is one small village, Duikar, some 15-20 mints away from hunza, up on the mountains, the place to visit in Duikar is Eagle's Nest Hotel... U MUST go to this place, u wont find any otherplace like that anywhere. On the Way to khunjraab pass u must stop at the attabad lake ( a must see) , khunjrab pass itself is a snow clad area and a must see place.
Suggest places for a perfect night out? The perfect night out for me would be star gazing at fairy Meadows. The higher you get ,the more sensational the views. It's where the sky meets the earth. The bright sparkling stars against a jet black background of the sky and the illuminated milky way, the scent of the Alpine forests suffusing into the air. As I lay there amazed breathing in nature, I thought this is the most peaceful night out one can ask for.
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curved pan.I also tried another local dish called daudo which is a mix of mulligatawny soup ,vegetables and noodles, the broth is delicious and full of flavor. Another dish that I fell in love with is mamtoo which is like a beef mince steamed ravioli or a dumpling, it's served with some flavorful sauces. Cafe de Hunza is a must try too, located in Karimabad Bazar. The dishes on the menu are inspired by cuisines all over the world n fused with local ingredients, I was in culinary heaven. The best experience for me was to be able to pick and eat ripe fruit from the trees directly. The cherries and apricots are the most juiciest I've ever seen!
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THE HIGH-LOW HEM IS A TREND THATS HERE TO STAY! WE CAN’T GET ENOUGH OF IT!
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what’s happening!
Your weekly entertainment guide plus all the upcoming events and much much more! Paperazzi gives you the latest scoop!
garden strolls with zarqash Indulge in Zarqash’s new luxe printed collection this festive season that takes you from day strolls in the gardens to glam events at night with ease. Delicate embellishments and floral pastel hues has us drooling over the new collection.
this biryani tastes funny! South Carolina comic Jeremy Mcellan has become a staple at festivals. He's here in Pakistan getting into the nitty gritty of our infamous national biryani with a kuch khaas show "The biryani tastes funny" across Lahore and Islamabad!
pioneering isl artists in residence platform! We're looking forward to the “ISL Artists in Residence” Program by International Steels Limited (ISL), which brings together some of Pakistani’s most talented emerging artists. The ISL Art Residency will house artists Aamir Habib, Ahsan Dada, Fahim Rao, Mahbub Jokhio, Safdar Ali and Yasser Vayani. Each artist will be developing pieces of art utilizing the various materials provided to them by International Steels Limited (ISL). The program will be mentored by acclaimed Pakistani artists - Amin Gulgee, Asma Mundrawala and Munawar Ali Syed. 84
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birthdays Mehreen Syed, Ammara Hikmet & Mehek Raza Rizvi have birthdays this week! Here’s to wishing them a great year ahead!
30 July - 05 Aug
horoscope
Our fab astrologer Zahid Haider, styles up your stars. Find out what’s in store for you this week!
For your in-depth weekly forecast call 0322-757-5219 E-mail: happyhaider65@gmail.com
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Key in to your sensual, beautiful nature, Aries. Take time each day to tend to your soul and make sure it gets the nourishment it needs to radiate into the world. Unexpected people are likely to appear out of nowhere, so don't be surprised when a former lover comes knocking on the door. Events from the past may travel to the present in order to teach you a valuable life lesson.
You may feel a nervous restlessness today that's urging you to get moving, Taurus. A journey to one place may send you off to another, which may take you on an adventure to some completely different place. It may seem like you're on a crazy scavenger hunt. The energy of the day could leave you feeling ragged, but don't give up. Your persistence will pay off in the end.
A good tip to remember is to be careful about what you say about other people, Gemini. If you're speaking about someone who isn't present, act like he or she is. What's your motivation for saying the things you say? Is it necessary to speak in such a way? A negative comment about someone is going to resonate through the cosmos. People could lose trust in you.
You may need some time alone today to bring yourself back to center, Cancer. Independence is the key idea to keep in your back pocket. Make sure you're not becoming a victim to a commitment you made long ago. As the landscape changes, you must also change. Stubborn actions will be detrimental on a day like this. Be honest and grateful for the things you have.
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Don't automatically think that beauty has to be defined by old-fashioned standards, Leo. It's time to change the definition. There is no need to squeeze yourself into a socially constructed mold that doesn't resonate with who you truly are. Your job isn't to try and make sure everyone loves you. There's only one person you need to satisfy and that is you.
Issues may get a little heavier than you'd like today, Virgo. Your job is to infuse some levity and humor into the situation. Your adaptability will be put to the test as other people remain steadfast in their opinions. Be conscious of how you use your words. Other people, especially superiors or elders, may be offended by careless, offhand remarks.
If the doorknob doesn't turn today, Libra, don't force it. You will only break it. Perhaps you need to try another door. If things don't flow smoothly into place, then they probably weren't meant to be. Life shouldn't always be a struggle. Your job is to enjoy it. Remember that the next time you're in a long line. View the situation as a period of rest.
Your new approach to things might get some flack from superiors today, Scorpio, but don't let that stop you. Realize that your independent and somewhat rebellious nature helps to keep the world in balance. Don't give up the fight when authorities insist that their way of doing things is best when in fact it's simply old. Use your will and determination to combat the forces from above.
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aquarius
pisces
You might be called upon to choose between two ways of handling a situation, Sagittarius. The old way suddenly conflicts with the new. Which way are you going to proceed? Don't be thrown off course by fast talk and neon lights just because they grab attention. On the other hand, don't assume that the way that has worked forever is still the best. Use your intuition to choose the best route for you.
Unexpected events could shuffle the cards when you least expect it, Capricorn. If you haven't kept a close eye on the deck, you might get thrown for a loop. Don't be discouraged. Everyone else is playing under the same rules as you. If the dealer seems crooked, go to another table. Don't fall victim to the same trick twice.
Your sense of self may be challenged today, Aquarius, and you might have trouble keeping your seat during the joust. Keep in mind that the way others see you isn't necessarily the way you are. Don't feel like you have to change direction to please anyone. Your only responsibility is to you. Bizarre events may occur, urging you to change your thinking.
As you follow the path toward acquiring the latest, greatest, fastest, and best, you may have left behind some fundamental values, Pisces. Don't lose sight of the principles that make up your foundation. You could be shaken today when your ego goes on trial for pig-headed behavior. Stay in check and be conscious of the way you project yourself to others.
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