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MOIN RANA’S 50TH

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contents 12 The Big Five Oh Moin Rana’s 50th Birthday 36 Faraz Does it Again Faraz Manan at Ensemble Karachi 38 Hair To Stay Toni & Guy Launch their salon in Islamabad 42 Nickie Nina Cover Shoot 50 Karachiwaley Adnan Malik 51 What We Fancy Find out what tickles our fancy 54 Gotta Have Gota An all time classic trend

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Saima & Mion Rana

Huma, Bilal, Saima, Moin, Minhal & Saifullah Magsi

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Saima Rana of House 21 home decor hosted a lovely surprise 50th birthday for Moin Rana. It was a beautiful evening made special with close family & friends.

Zahra Saeed & Areeba A Magsi

Hena Magsi

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OH! FIVE

Manaal & Ahsan

Zoha, Faliha & Qudsia

Bilal Rana, Zaid Pasha, Danish, Nael & Mohsin

Ali & Minhal

Izara Magsi

Farhana Gillani

Yasir & Sahar Noon Saima, Amna Dutta & Farhana Gillano

Sana & Asim Mir

Tania Daudpotta, Humaira & Amna

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Isma Amir, Haniya Amir, Sabiha & Maliha Chughtai

SHOWSTOPPER ONLINE Sadaf Jalil

Showstopper launched its online web-store in Karachi. The event was gracefully hosted by Anoushey Ashraf. The media and PR for the event was handled by TAKEII.

Salima Manji & Laila Wasti

Tehmina Khaled

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Anoushey Ashraf

Huma Marchant & Naseem Marchant

Maliha Roa, Maria Roa & Jahanzaib Anwer

Nadia Taseer & Ilva Taseer

Uzma & Maliha Shaukat

Ifra Zaidi

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Nida Tapal

Anousha Bawany

Honey Qureishi

Almas Sadique & Maheen Sadique

Sarah & Maryam Saleem

Mr. & Mrs Fakir & Mr. & Mrs. Alamdar Khan

what’s in store Shamraf’s flagship store was launched at The Centaurus Mall, Islamabad at a Red Carpet launch. The event was organised by Rezz PR.

Aleezay Rasool

Mr. & Mrs. Amer Amil with Rezz Aly Shah

Nashwa & Fozan Khan

Noor & Ayesha

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Sana & Asad

Shamma

Sheherbano, Neha Khan, Maham Jaffrey and Ameera

Kamiar Rokni

COME TO PAPPA’S

The famous British brands Coffee Republic, Beard Pappa’s & Yogland opened their doors to the hip Lahore market under one roof at a grand event organised by Verve.

Munib Nawaz and Rabia

Mustafa Saeed

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Somaya Adnan & Ayesha Sohail

Arsalan & Imtisal

Cimone Khan & Ara Omer

Hamza Tarar

Nadira, Safa Evke & Nazila Qureshi

Zahra Raza & Mariam Yaqub

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Saad Kureshi

Sana Naqvi 2014

Bilal Mukhtar

Misha Peracha & Zainab Barlas

Khuram Mushir

QUEEN OF THE NILE

Zoe Viccaji & Fiaza lakhani

Ashal Mujtaba’s Cleopatra collection was launched at brands just prêt. Zoe Viccaji performed at the event which also featured a fashion show. The event co-ordination and PR were handle by TAKEII, choreography was managed by Nabeel Shoukat, hair&make-up by sabs and the event was managed by reactivate.

Misbah Khalid & Tehmina Khaled

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Anoushey Ashraf & Somaya

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Munaf Mansoor

Fizza Bilal & Arooj Bilal Rukhsar

Saima Asim & Arooj Atiq

Samreen

Areeba Azeem Sani

Ghazala Humayun

Sadia Nawabi

Pinky & Rita

Aamir Mazhar

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Anum Mansoor & Fizza

Huma Adnan Asma Kazmi & T U Dawood

Inam Wazir

we need education

Zeenat S Ahmed & Tara Uzra Dawood

Educate a Girl held its Celebration 100 Reception and Dinner at Cafe Flo in order for donors to meet recipients of vocational scholarships in media studies at the Institute of Journalism.

Donors presented their scholarships live to recipients, and were able to meet and mingle with them and each other.

Aminah Zaheer & Sabeen Obaidullah

Ken & Angie Marshall

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Dr. Parveen Kanji

Alina Leghari

Adnan Saeed Ahmed

Aateka Sultana By appointment only Petites_s@hotmail.com

faraz does it again!

Sadaf Malatare

Faraz Manan

Mohsin Sayeed

Andy & Sehr Lone Sarwat Gillani Faraz Manan

showcased his latest Nawabi Collection in Ensemble, Karachi.

The tantalising collection ranged from opulent bridals to fashionable diffusion and classic PrĂŞt. The event was managed by Catalyst PR.

Maha Burney & Nadir Feroze

Shoaib, Frieha & Shehrnaz

Momal Sheikh

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Sharmeela Farooqui

Farah & Ubaid Sheikh

Sabene Saigol

Adeela Pasha

Omer SyeedShoaib Shafi Saleema Ferasta

Zeba Hussaain

The showcase

Ayesha Khan

Xahlay Sarhadi

Pareshay Nadia Hussain in Faraz Manan on the catwalk

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to stay! hair Peng Qureshi, Damon Wake, Gillain Cowan & Mr Qureshi

Redah Misbah & Shammal Qureshi

Shammal Qureshi and Juju Haider launched TONI&GUY in Islamabad at an evening of glamour, glitz and fashion. The event featured a hair & makeup show by TONI&GUY. This new salon is the largest TONI&GUY salon in the world. PR and event handled by Rezz PR and Events.

Juju Haider & Mariam Shah

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Maha Masadaq & Omar Jamil

Sabeen & Sara

Saad & Naveed Mehmood

Sobia Nazir

Farwa, Anum Qureshi & Marjan

Asim & Anila Satti

Uzma Chaudary

Mariam Akram

Natasha Adil, Rezz Aly Shah & Sania Baig Adil Zulfiqar

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Sehr Latif

Emaad Irfani

looks elegant in a Sari with the very sexy side braid!

looks dapper in a charcoal grey suit and skinny tie.

Noor Bhatti pulls off this stunning Fahad Hussayn outfit at the Lux event.

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HSY we love how HSY is pulling off the casual smart look with a blazer jeans and sneakers!

Mohsin Ali

looks super cool in his all black look.

Very Mohsin Ali!

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Mehwish Hayat looks super hot in an oversized printed jacket, and is the also one of the new faces for the Lux celebrity calendar.

NICKIE NINA GARDEN PARTY Before the bold declarations of the 1920s, there was the exquisite refinement of the 1910s. Nickie Nina's "Garden Party" celebrates the uniquely delicate tapestry of nature. Using diaphanous fabric, meticulous oriental embellishment, and colours that are suggestive of both moonlight and morning dew, "Garden Party" is a stunning ode to the delicately blooming vistas of nature.

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Muneeze Khalid at a wedding with friends! #vintage #weddingseason #funfunfun

Alyzeh Rahim makes a statement in a bridal outfit by Teena Durrani #ethnic #embellishments

Instafash...

Shahrose Chaudhry and Hajra Sami look spot on in their sarees! #valima #weddingfun #lahore

How the trendsetters enjoyed wedding festivities this winter!

Syra Shehroz with Myra Faisal in Zari Faisal #winterweddings #love

Ammar Belal at Omar’s wedding #highschoolreunion #weddings

Neha Puri at an engagement with Amirah and Mariam, enjoying to the fullest! #weddinggalore

Mehak Adil with Baktawar Malik at a weddding! #candid #lahorieweddings

Anum Soofi stuns in a pastel blue Sania Maskatiya #love #ootd

Iman Mazhar wearing Mehreen Humayun to a wedding #weddingbells #traditional

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In the Spotlight Arsalan Iqbal talks to Paperazzi!

What do you value most in your friends?

Honest and trust comes automatically!

Who are your fashion influences and inspirations?

I’ve always admired Valentino Garavani and Karl Lagerfeld. They are truly inspiring.

They are examples of designers always doing what they wanted to do. They’ve never had a God complex as many people do once they attain fame.

How would you define your personal style?

My personal style has changed a bit since I began designing professionally three years ago. Back then, it was all about wearing a T- shirt jeans and a well fitted jacket.

Now I usually attend events and meetings in a formal shirt, trousers and a blazer.

What’s the best thing anyone has ever said about your work?

Compliments mean the most when they come from honest friends and loved ones. The Best were ; “It’s beautiful’, “inspiring’ and ‘unparalleled’.

What is your biggest strength as a designer?

I believe my strength lies in my vision on how to set a trend; forecasting a trend before it becomes on – trend and the structuring of silhouettes.

What is your greatest fear?

I keep reminding myself where I’m from what I want to do and accomplish. This humility and yearning to achieve allows me to remain just who I am so there’s never any fear..

What’s something very few people know about you?

Very few people know me intimately, I would like to keep it that way.

What do you like to do for fun?

I find solace and salvation in making clothes and that is fun for me.

What do you wish you had more time for?

My family!

What’s your favourite holiday spot?

Koh Samui! It’s a small island about 50 KM in size with a small population that is awesomely cool to get away to for a few days!

Who is your favourite hero in fiction?

Marlon Brando as Stanley in 'A Streetcar named Desire’ and Tom Hanks as Forrest Gump in ‘Forrest Gump’.

How would you define the fashion scene in Pakistan?

Most people see the industry improving but as time has passed, we’ve become monotonous. We are taking fashion seriously. We are too inspired by western designers and image they emit. We get so inspired that we alter our strength and ethos. The outfits we make should depict who we are, what we think and what we visualize. The fashion scene in Pakistan will not improve until the international scene but using our own unique strengths, it’s time for our talent to inspire international designers.

If you could change one thing about yourself, what would it be?

Become more patient

How would you describe your childhood?

My childhood was not so good. I was a lonely child but was inspired by art and actors. I used to note down separates and imagine how I would style the actors. Nevertheless I enjoyed what I still continue to do as an adult.

What do you consider your greatest achievement?

None as yet. I set my goals and bar for achievement quite high. But the time to strive and get there is now!

Who is your go to person for uncontrollable laughing fits?

My wife Sarah!

What’s your favourite TV show?

Actually it keep changing, these days its “Sherlock” on BBC One. I’m looking forward to the new season this year!

Where would you like to be in five years?

Where no one has imagined a Pakistani designer could ever be!

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purposes. In 2 hours we went from Boating Basin (which actually was exactly that, I was told) through Zainab Market, down MA Jinnah Road (Bandar Road) towards Netty Jetty bridge and back through Mai Kolachi (which apparently had pink flamingoes visit the mangroves every year).

Karachiwaley Adnan Malik The way I’ve been told about it, the Karachi of the past was an impossibly sexy city. Sure, I’ve heard about the city in language laced with nostalgia, hyperbole and affection, but this ‘Beirut of the East’ (which was in turn the Paris of the middle east) clearly had inimitable spirit, lush diversity and a swinging nightlife. I’ve heard mythical stories of Anna the cabaret girl, Wahid Murad’s debauched parties at 007, late night trysts at Midway house, the Pan-am airhostesses sunbathing in boats off Kemari, the quaint tramways and endless Saddar-wide celebrations of Diwali, Christmas, Nauroz, and Eid all in the span of a few weeks.

I couldn’t believe that this dusty, over-populated, ill-managed part of town, which I now always try and avoid, was the heart of this pulsing city. In fact, I couldn’t believe that this hemorrhaging city even had a heart, what with all the sectarian violence, political instability, violence, street crime and mismanagement.

So my initial introduction into Karachi’s mythical past was when I went on an early morning weekend bicycle tour of Saddar with Critical Mass a couple of years ago. A dozen of us weaved through the empty roads of Saddar on a gentle autumn morning, stopping at churches, temples, schools and other buildings that had communal 50

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Rehashing a similar itinerary last weekend with ‘The Karachiwala’, urban explorer and documenter, Farooq Soomro, who runs a blog (thekarachiwala.com), we decided to venture beyond our comfort zones into the “other side of the bridge” to try and reimagine this fabled city of the past.

My friend and Guardian correspondent, Jon Boone, was the guiding force behind this trip. After having heard about the Karachiwala in a casual dinner conversation he decided to write an article on him, and I was asked to come along and document it visually.

Besides discovering the absolute hidden grandeur of St. Anthony’s church (which had me at ‘hello’), the now covert Theological Society, where up until a few years ago there used to be conferences on comparative religions and the queer structure of the Merewether tower with motifs of the star of David, the place that really stood out for me was the Wazir Mansion, which was home to a young Mohammad Ali Jinnah.

The Wazir mansion is a humble corner building in dangerous Kharadar that borders ‘gangland’ Lyari. In our caravan of cars followed by a police escort van (we did have ‘goras’ with us after all), we snaked our way through a thin, congested lane and arrived at an innocuous corner building. After an introductory briefing by Farooq, the ten of us entered into a dark, dusty library room. The electricity had gone and the museum keepers were very surprised to have guests like us just show up. Yaqub, the very kind, well informed and opinionated caretaker of the building gave us a tour. We saw the room in which Jinnah was raised as a young boy, his library of legal books that had been sent back here and a room full of his personal items, such as a monogrammed shoe bag and stationary (‘MAJ’ they said confidently.) Though not maintained in a manner befitting the ‘father of our country’, the museum was charming in a rugged and humble manner. And it was heartening to see Yaqub’s passion for Pakistan and his take on Jinnah’s vision for it.

A liberal thinker in the mold of Jinnah who is the caretaker for Jinnah’s childhood home, there’s a story in that somewhere, I remember discussing with Imran Yousaf, a playwright and fellow urban explorer.

As someone with a discerning eye for aesthetic order, I have found it very challenging to engage with the urban experience of Karachi. Although the city resonates at a frequency that pulses through you and keeps you on your toes, its outer veneer leaves a lot to be desired. But through this exploration I found that if you dig a little, wipe the dust and blood off its façade, its possible to find small pockets of enchantment in this city. If you can snap out of the grind for a few hours and potter around Saddar, a very different national narrative will reveal itself to you in the hidden details. Details that still exist behind security barriers, large walls, smog and a pretence of homogeneity.

what we fancy!

From the makers of Paperazzi!

Find out what tickles our fancy!

food!

Located in a cozy corner of Zamzama, Deli’s ingredients are of top quality. The spaghetti with chicken and rockets is one of their classic dishes among many with a modern twist. Along with a Carpaccio appetizer and one of their exotic cocktails on the side this place is definitely a must try!

on the playlist

Miley Cyrus’ hit single Wrecking Ball should be on everyone’s repeat!

hot couple!

Caught by the Paperazzi cameras: Naadiya & Omar Manzoor are on our hot couple list this week!

fun stuff We love the Balmain T shirt with the Alexander Wang skirt, and the super yummy Doutzen’s Alia shoes!

They’re sold out everywhere!

ET tonight Hamza Jafri, lead singer of Coven and the man behind the Grease productions going on in Karachi right now is definitely one of the most creative people in our industry.

hot stuff Hajra Sami looks super sexy in her sheer mint green saree! She definitely makes it to our hot stuff list!

hollywood!

Devasting news for the Kardashian fans!

Kris Jenner and Bruce Jenner announced their split after 22 years of marriage! We’re wondering why a couple would break up after 22 years! Sad to see them break up!

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Birthday trip, Mykonos 2012 Apres Ski, Mirabelle, 2011

SADAF BANO RAZA

LIFE on paperazzi

On top of the world, Machu Picchu, Peru

Managing Partner L’atelier

Batwoman, Bacanal Halloween, 2010

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With my sisters, the best blessing in the world

At Jimmys, Monaco, 2013

Roman Wedding, Summer 2013

Manish Malhotra

Sidra Khan

Zahra Shahjahan

gotta have gota!

Gota is traditional and cool, you just can’t go wrong with it as it is simply never going out of style. If you don’t have it get your hands on it now!!

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Sasha Barket

Abeera Sami

Rabia Butt for Mehvish Khan

Hajra Hayat Zainab Shaukat.

We love the gota embellishments on the dupatta

Rabia Khan

Meezan Fahd Mukhtar

Maria Khan Mehak Amer

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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!

nature carnival

WWF-Pakistan’s Nature Carnival 2014 promises to be a day of fun and fun-filled activities for your friends and family to enjoy! When: Sunday 26th January 2014 Where: Race Course Park, Lahore.

Tickets are available at WWF Lahore Office and from the venue.

theatre

ecstatic rapture

Art Scene Galleries Invites you to a Solo exhibition “Ecstatic Rapture”

by Farrukh Shahab When:Saturday, 25th January, 2014 till Monday, 3rd February 2014. Opening at 6pm Where: Art Scene Galleries Karachi Pakistan

From the makers Akkar Bakkar & Brain Masala comes this winter’s one of its kind psycho-thriller play

by Bilal Asif. When:30th Jan to 1st Feb‘14 at 6:30pm Where:Alhamra, Lahore Arts Council, Mall Road, Lahore.

For more info, call on 0321-6106862

cinema

Leonardo Dicaprio’s new movie ‘The Wolf of Wall Street’ is now out in theatres!

sounds of kolachi Ahsan Bari Music in collaboration with Pakistan American Culturul Centre presents ‘Sounds Of Kolachi’ a musical experience with an amalgamation of various genres and styles that have been played within the city. When: Friday 31st January 2014 at 8pm Where: Pakistan American Cultural Center, Karachi. For tickets, call 0323-2266696 56

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theatre

KopyKats Productions is bringing Anwar Maqsoods legendary Haaf Playt -A tribute to Moin Akhtar, Khalida Riasat, Latif Kapadia, Mohsin Ali and Jamshed Ansarion stage. When: 28th January 2014 Where: Alhamra Lahore

fight club

Treet Corporation Limited presents PAKMMA Fighting Alliance 2: Vengeance. Go support your pakistani fighters at this one of a kind event!

echoes of polarity

saleem fabrics

Savvy PR cordially invites you to the launch of Traditions by Saleem Fabrics.

When: 1st Feb from 5pm to 7pm Where: 212 CCA Phase 4

The prominent new faces in Pakistan’s contemporary art scene, Scheherzade Junejo, Dua Abbas Rizvi and Rajab Ali Sayed, showcase their new work in Islamabad for the very first time. When: 13th January to 12th February from 5pm to 8pm.

Where: Soul at Lush, Islamabad

another year wiser!

Ali Munir celebrates his birthday on the 31st of January. Faraz Manan and Sanam Saeed will make their birthday wishes on the 2nd of Feb. Here’s to wishing them a very happy birthday!

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26th Jan - 1st Feb

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

aries

taurus

gemini

cancer

This week may not be your ideal week Aries. You may even spend most of it grumpy and in bed being as anti social as ever. Your partner has also grown some distance with you and your expenditure is also adding extra stress to your mind. It may seem impossible but all this will get fixed in time. Get ready to see some changes soon. Some travel within the country is due this week. for good luck: wear red coral

You can smell something funny in the air but unfortunately it is not love. It’s not one of those lovey dovey weeks you have been having lately so it is time to get a little more serious in life.

Some documentation will work out in your favour. You are also coming in to a little bit of money but you will end up spending it all. This week will be a very unemotional one. for good luck: wear opal

This week it is advised that you spend most of your time paying particular attention to your health and diet. Get all your medical checks done and find out what is the reason for you always feeling so weary. Some women in your life are reaching out to you and they want to give you emotional support.

You may also experience some leg pulling by friends and cousins but you should take it lightly. This week make decisions from your heart. for good luck: wear aquamarine

This is your love week, one that is filled with hearts butterflies and expensive perfume. You are feeling content and at peace with your life at this time, and it’s true what they say, when you feel good you look good. You are going to make some beneficial decisions of your life this week. Your marital life is now also on the right track and there is many hopes for progress. for good luck: wear pearl

leo

virgo

libra

scorpio

An extremely romantic week this one will be. The old fire in your current relationship will re-kindle and give you that fuzzy feeling in your tummy again. This week you will undoubtedly enjoy your self, appreciate life and also be grateful for where you stand. Someone of the opposite sex will sweep you off your feet. You will be extremely social but with your social life comes an empty pocket. Have fun and be safe. for good luck: wear ruby

You are bursting with different kinds of emotions this week Virgo. You are very busy with all the parties and gatherings you have to attend but there is something unsettling on your mind. Some sale/purchase of property will also be of great benefit this week. Try not to think of unpleasant things and surround yourself with your happy people and this may be one of the best weeks you have ever had yet. for good luck: wear tourmaline

No matter which way you look at it, this week is your week in every way Libra. There will be love where you want there to be love and there will be success where you want there to be success. All your problems are going to be solved. Moreover you are about to achieve something very great that you can be proud of. Make your decisions blindly in this time period and your wishes will surely come true. for good luck: wear american diamonds

Congrats Scorpio, finally the wedding bells are about to ring.

Okay maybe not but you’re almost there. All your tangled up work and problems will smoothen out easily this week. Those who have been upset or in a fight with you will come around and understand that you are not so wrong after all.

Your respect within friends, family and your colleagues is increasing visibly. for good luck: wear mother of pearl

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pisces

You are gaining some financial and emotional benefits this week Sagittarius. However, you are not at ease and are constantly agitated about some issue or the other. A woman you know will help you out leaving you with a different opinion about her. Be careful, your colleagues are conspiring against you and are about to gang up on you. Good Luck! for good luck: yellow sapphire

Get ready for a surprise this week Capricorn, as you are about to earn some good amount of finances from a very unexpected source. Your elders are very unhappy with you as they think you are extremely selfish. They get the vibe that the only thing you care about is yourself, your friends and your social life. It is not right to neglect your family Capricorn, don’t argue with them and try to understand their point. for Good Luck: amethyst

You are about to gain lots of benefits relating to property. Your haters are all beneath you now and you are coming across as above and beyond them. You are financially stronger and all your debts are also clearing out. Lots of good news coming up this week therefore being a little superstitious wont hurt! Cherish this week. for good luck: wear blue sapphire

Only this week Pisces, you are advised to control your anger as much as you can. Avoid any tensions and quarrels with your partner. If you control your anger this week, it will be almost as if you have passed a very important test.

At the other end of this, is a very big reward waiting for you. Another tip, get out of your dream world and be more realistic. for good luck: wear yellow sapphire

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