Pakistan Today Paperazzi Issue 263 Sep 16th, 2018

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10 #BelieveInAfsaneh Afsaneh's store launch in Lahore 14 Discover Yourself Mint Pr hosted an exclusive party in Karachi.

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By Ali Xeeshan 30 Paperazzi eats At Easy By fatsos 40 PLBW '18 We bring you all the scoop from PLBW 2018 54 Ready set style Anusheh Shahid styles four Chapter 2 outfits and makes them her very own!

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Publisher: Arif Nizami l Publishing Editors: Samina Khan & Meher Tareen l Contributing Editor: Ali Nizami Managing Editor: Mehak Elahi | Editors: Minahil Qasim, Ramina Maripova & Anum Teli 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

#believeInafsaneh

Rehan Bashir & Khadijah Shah

Team Afsaneh with models

Afsaneh Pakistan‘s flagship store launch in Lahore. A great addition to the market indeed.

Sahar, Aden & Annum

Redah Misah

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Maheen Taseer & Momina Sibtain

Anush Ammar

Momal Ahmad

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Rabia & Shazia

Rabia Waheed

Hammad & Natasha Saleem

Amna Baber

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Alishah & Anam

Hassan & Manahil

Nimrah Khokhar, Aden Rehan, Mehak Elahi

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Humayun Saeed Mehwish Hayat

Ayesha Omar

Discover Yourself

Osman Khalid Butt

Mint Pr hosted an exclusive party in Karachi and wasd attended by various stars and celebrities.

Xhalay

Muneeb, Fahad, Yasir & Asim

Sana Javed

Sohail, Nubain, Maida, Ainee, Purniya, Mehak, Aymen & Moaz 14

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Imran Abbas

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Hina Kashif

get together with style

Fouzia Kashif, Mahnoor Ali Raza, Salma Mudeser & Ambreen Qanar

Hina Kashif hosted a get together with her beautiful friends at the Urban cafe yougilicious.

The ambiance of the place perfectly complimented the elegant and classy guests.

Naushin Asim, Rukhsana, Naheed Nasir & Amira

Raazi, Bilkis & Sara

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Adeela Babar

Ashi & Izza

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j. fragrances

Kamiar Rokni

J. Fragrance is an Official fragrance partner of PFDC L’Oréal Bridal Week.

Shahid, Ahmed Ali group brand manager & HSY

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Rehan Babar

HSY

Ahmed Ali with friends

Nahzat Adnan & Nazish Sameer

#ColorMeCrimson

Dr. Shehla Javed Akram

Ayesha Nasir

The private preview of #CrimsonLuxebySairaShakira in Lahore.

Amna Ahmar, Neha Puri & Mahrukh Mannan

Zara Qizalbash

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Shanzae Ali & Anum Saad

Saira Rizwan

Rushna Shahjahan

Rubia Moghees, Mariam Salman & Amber Liaqat

Neha Maneka & Rameen Nagham

Ramina Maripova

Amjad Bhatti & Sumrina Khan

Sahar Noon

Alizay Ali & Insae Ali

Khuban Omer

Aamir Azhar & Mahlia Lone

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#BossLady

LIPSTICKS OVER YOU WE CHAT WITH ANIQUE ANSARI, FOUNDER OF THE NEEKS COSMETICS. AN ACCOUNTANT BY EDUCATION AND ENTREPRENEUR IN NATURE, THIS GIRL IS DEFINITELY OUR BOSS LADY THIS WEEK.

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Did you stumble upon your career or was it something that you always wanted?

It sort of just happened! I’m an accountant by profession and never thought I would be starting a cosmetics line!

What was your “aha!” moment?

My friends always used to ask me for lipsticks whenever I travelled from London to Pakistan. It made me realise there was a real gap in the market for good quality lipsticks which compliment our skin tones.

Did you ever consider or experience a career change?

As I mentioned earlier, I’m a Chartered Accountant by profession. Getting into cosmetics has been a huge career change!

When was time you felt completely discouraged and how did you push through it?

There was a point when we were planning the venture when I felt the amount of work was incredibly overwhelming. I have to say, support from my sister and husband pushed me through!

What is #1 thing that is yet to be ticked off your bucket list?

I would love to go for a meditation retreat.

What does nobody tell you about being the boss?

How much hard work goes into managing every detail!

Name on boss lady that you admire and how she still inspires you?

My mother, she can do absolutely anything!!

Describe a day in your life As we’ve recently launched our product, these past few weeks have been consumed with work. I really need to get that work-life balance back!

MY FATHER HAS ALWAYS TAUGHT US TO NEVER LOOK BACK, ALWAYS FOCUS ON WHAT LIES AHEAD.

Complete this sentence: To me, a #BossLady is…” ..someone who believes in herself.

What did you learn from your biggest failure?

Failures are inevitable. I’ve learnt to use them as a stepping stone to grow.

What was the best advice that your mentor gave you?

My father has always taught us to never look back, always focus on what lies ahead.

Which world leader would you most like to have dinner with?

If I could go back in time, Mahrani Gayatri Devi.

She was the epitome of a ‘Boss Lady’.

What are the top 3 things you cherish in your life?

1. Family 2. Friends 3. Peace

What advice would you give to young girls out there who have dreams and goals like yours?

Never give up on yourself, you’re your biggest asset.

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win Donuts for the

You had us at pizza

Team Paperazzi headed over to one of the cutest upscale cafe’s in town - EASY BY FATSOS, located in Shahbaz commercial. It is known for its Brooklyn feel and DELICIOUS FOOD - we can safely say that it serves the best comfort food in Karachi.

We just can’t get over the music playlist and the fantastic vibe. TWO THUMBS UP!

bruises and running a cafe is full of cuts, uld walk into adrenaline and on ly a nutter wo ing the ride.” this and enjoy the ride. I’m enjoy maha jawed (owner)

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Karachi Hotdog

Menu • Cappucino • Rose lemonade • Half whipped Ricotta Pizza and Half pepperoni • Bao Sliders • Genoa hotdog • Karachi hotdog • Mocha almond crumble • Glazed Donut • Chocolate salted caramel • Salted caramel soft serve

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Soft serve

Genoa Hotdog

What heaven looks like

EASY BY FATSOS

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Rose Lemonade

“Food is food. Love for food is great but lets not be so serious and snobby about it. There are days when a bowl of instant noodles with processed sausages makes me happy and there are days when ill eat a rib eye. Food should make you happy, no matter the location or price.” Maha Jawed (Owner)

Who run the world? GIRLS!

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couture collection that pays homage to the skilled craftsmanship of our culture with blends of uber chic design details. Collection was all-amped up with handmade textures. Pretty bows are used on the belts, at the back of the choli or embellished at the lehngas. In terms of color trends bright hues of reds, monochromatic magic of black and white and the most favoured palette of pastels dominate the collection. Moreover, rich fabrics like sumptuous silk, velvet and brocade, print marrying embroidery, intricately designed florals with peasant stripes and scallops. This trend extends to our embellishment material as well. Precious uncut stones threaded together with bright beads to create spectacular embellishment pieces that merges with a whimsical spirit.

That is the beauty of Ali Xeeshan show - each piece is so lovely it can hold its own value. The collection is a pleasant surprise.

Photography, Hair, Makeup & Styling By Ather Shahzad | Jewellery: Shafaq Habib

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best dressed at

shehrbano taseer

A sight for sore eyes in a gorgeous Solace dress!

eman suleman Ethnic chic at its best.

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sabene saigol

Steals the show in a Rouland Mouret outfit!

anushey mughal

Puts her best foot forward in a Hussain Rehar creation.

#plbw 2018

noor bhatti

Kills it in an Ali Xeeshan Sarree

The fashion set dressed to impress and we took notice!

zara peerzada

If looks could kill.

ayesha noon

This cool cat can never go wrong!

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ALI XEESHAN Ijazaat DAY 1 CLOSED WITH A GRAND FINALE BY THE ONE AND ONLY ALI XEESHAN THEATER STUDIO. THE BRIDAL COLLECTION TITLED “IJAAZAT” PAID HOMAGE TO THE SKILLED CRAFTSMANSHIP OF OUR CULTURE WITH BLENDS OF UBER CHIC DESIGN DETAILS USING UNCONVENTIONAL MATERIALS. TRADITIONAL HUES WERE A MAJOR PART OF THE COLLECTION WHICH LEFT THE CROWD MESMERISED.

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FARAZ MANAN Al hambra FARAZ MANAN'S FABULOUS COLLECTION ‘ALHAMBRA’ WAS A COMBINATION OF EAST AND THE WEST. HE TOOK THE INSPIRATION FROM THE MAJESTIC BEAUTY OF GRANADA AND THE SPECTACULAR FORTRESS BUILT

BY THE NASRID DYNASTY IN THE 13TH CENTURY IN EUROPE. THE COLLECTION FEATURED EUROPEAN FABRICS AND COLORS SUCH AS ORGANZA, NETS FUSED WITH RICH JAMAWARS FROM THE EAST.

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KAMIAR ROKNI Moonrise THE HOUSE OF KAMIAR ROKNI SHOWCASED THEIR VIBRANT BRIDAL COLLECTION TITLED ‘MOONRISE AS THE FINALE ON DAY 2.

THE COLLECTION DRAWS ITS INSPIRATION FROM THE MOON WHICH IS UNIVERSALLY A FEMININE SYMBOL REPRESENTING THE SYSTEM OF TIME AND PAYS HOMAGE TO THIS SYMBOLISM. IT COMPRISES OF PIECES THAT RESPECT TRADITION BUT ARE MADE FOR THE MODERN DAY WOMEN. THEY ARE HEIRLOOMS; A LEGACY THAT IS PASSED ON FROM ONE GENERATION TO THE NEXT.

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MISHA LAKHANI Ab-E-Rawan MISHA LAKHANI SHOWCASED HER JAW DROPPING COLLECTION ‘AB-E-RAWAN’.

IT CELEBRATES THE BOHEMIAN NOMAD IN A MIX OF PERSIAN AND CENTRAL ASIAN TEXTILES. THE OUTFITS HAD A VERY ORGANIC AND NATURAL FEEL TO IT WITH A GORGEOUS COLOUR PALETTE.

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NIDA AZWER Rani Bagh NIDA AZWER’S SWOONWORTHY COLLECTION, ‘RANI BAGH’ DRAWS ITS INSPIRATION FROM THE ROYAL COURTS AND GARDENS OF THE MUGHAL ERA. THE INSPIRATION WAS THEN TRANSLATED INTO FINE EMBROIDERIES MADE IN ZARDOZI, MARORI, WASLI, GOTA, KAMDANI, MIRROR WORK AND FINE SILK THREADS. THE COLLECTION HAD A CHARM OF ITS OWN.

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A pleasure to see Faraz Manan return back to PFDC after many years & mommyto-be, Mehreen Syed walk the ramp as his showstopper.

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8 - From scoop from Plbw 201 we bring you all the . way run the off and s on all the best moment

Twirl away!

Attention to detail - How cool are these funky braids spotted on the models during Hussain Rehar's showcase!

Loved how Jimmy Khan, Lucky & Naghma opened the show for IVY!

Iqra Aziz walks the ramp for Zainab Salman holding a Deewan Mir Taqi Mir in her hand which was being narrated at the back by Ali Noor!

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The House Of Kamiar Rokni dropping jaws with a fabulous collection.

Nomi Ansari all smiles with his gorgeous show stopper, Maya Ali.

Cool accessory spotting!

Creative genius, Ali Xeeshan & his groundbreaking ideas.

L'Oreal Paris hosted the "Worth It Show" - a nod to the brands empowering "We're Worth It" slogan featuring local L'Oreal Paris Hair Care Spokesperson, Mahira Khan alongside L'Oreal Paris Local Spokesperson, Mehreen Syed.

The dream team

Missed seeing our favourite model, Amna Babar on the ramp this year!

The men behind the lens - Taking an image, freezing a moment!

Hussain Rehar brings a tribal twist to the ramp.

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THE BLACK CARPET TREND REPORT: PLBW 2018

Anusheh Shahid

look on the bright side Ammara Khan

cropped pants

Momina Sibtain

Amna Babar

Rehmat Ajmal

matching separates Zoe Khan

Sehyr Saigol Nur Zehra Qadri

Mehvish Khan

Mehek Saeed

long tunics ov

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THE BLACK CARPET TREND REPORT: PLBW 2018

Sophiya Khan

Mahgul Rashid Amal Khan

Eman Suleman

Nahzat Adnan

fusionistic chic

Zainab Malik Maheen Taseer

ver pants

tees

Sumrina Khan Sara Shahid

Rema Taseer

suit up

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THE RUNWAY TREND REPORT: PLBW 2018

Hira Ali

chatta pati

east meets west

Nomi Ansari Kamiar Rokni

Misha Lakhani

Saira Shakira

Hussain Rehar

prints galore

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Saira Shakira

sarree with a twist Nida Azwer

THE RUNWAY TREND REPORT: PLBW2018

love is in the hair

printed waist coats Zainab Salman

Nickie Nina

Jeem

Kamiar Rokni

Ahmed Sultan

Misha Lakhani

Faraz Manan

Ali Xeeshan

Rema Shehrabno

sheer affair

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ready, set, style! featuring

chapter 2 anusheh shah id styles four chapter 2 ou tfits and makes them her very own.

Women particularly face a challenge when it comes to a stylish work wardrobe that makes a statement but isn’t over the top. A suit may not be everyone's cup of tea so this particular look is the answer to all of these foes. Gel back hair with an olive top, white trousers and some cool accessories for a sharp and sophisticated outfit fit for office

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Shahbano Lawn by Bashir Ahmad Textiles Muse: Myda Malik Makeup by: Sehrish Amir @themakeupstudiobysehrish Location: The Brasserie, Mall One @shahbanoofficial @bashirahmad_official

Black is my go-to for an effortlessly chic evening look. Whether you're attending an event or having dinner with family or friends, one can never go wrong with black.

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Yellow is having a major moment right now!

Beat your Monday blues with this beautiful and bold hue paired with some chic loafers as I did.

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Brand: Chapter 2 by Khaadi | Photography: Kamran Mehdi | Hair & makeup: Hajira Asfandyar| Muse: Anusheh Shahid

A white outfit is every girl's wardrobe staple!

Nothing beats a classic white shirt and crisp trousers to beat the summer heat. I recommend breathable, hand-woven fabrics and modern cuts styled with simple straight hair.

Keep it simple, keep it white!

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|IN THE SPOTLIGHT

in conversation with

abid & mariam we speak to abid & mariam of wagging tongues productions, curators for the pakistani pavilion at the 2nd edition of london design biennale 2018.

What does participating at the London Design Biennale mean to Pakistani art community and the country in general?

The London Design Biennale is a highlight in the cultural calendar of the city. It not only showcases work by the most innovative designers from around the world but experiences a huge footfall of a diverse and international audience. In this day and age there is a great need to project soft power and to present unique stories from our country that celebrate our people.

With so many biennales happening around the world, how is LDB different from the others?

The natural footfall in London is greater and more diverse than most other cities hosting biennales. Traditionally most biennales centre around artists and architecture inviting participation from art galleries and architectural or design studios. London Design Biennale

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is mostly country centric with a focus on design, it offers an opportunity to define and promote a design aspect of a people through their unique interpretation of the biennale theme, which was Emotional States for 2018.

Tell us more about Wagging Tongues Productions?

We are a husband and wife team living between London and Lahore. Between the two of us we have forty years of experience.

Wagging Tongues Productions came about as a response to the constant barrage of negative rhetoric in the mainstream media. It is not possible to silence the contentious stories that feed sensationalism in the news but we can begin a parallel counter narrative. This is why we wanted to create a platform where we could realise and curate projects that would help create positive data points that Pakistanis around the world could own.

What was the role of Wagging Tongues in creating ‘Aangan’?

Having done three very successful children’s theatre plays in London, the project was brought to us by our strategic partner Suniya Qureshi. We felt it was a great opportunity to further the cause of building a narrative for Pakistan on a global stage. The project was conceptualised, pitched and curated by Wagging Tongues Productions along with a fantastic team of people in the UK and Pakistan.

How difficult was it to get selected amongst the top 40 countries showcasing their art at LBD 18?

We started the process in December 2017 and it was not until March when we our concept pitch was given the go ahead after being vetted by Dr Chris Turner, Artistic Director of the Biennale and Keeper of Design, Architecture and Digital at the Victoria and Albert Museum. We weren’t quite expecting it and it was a rather daunting prospect. But we put our best foot forward and here we are now almost a year later.

Tell us about the Pakistani Pavilion? Who created it?

Pakistan Pavilion picks at one of our country’s strengths, the textile industry, and puts female artisans, the unsung heroes, centre stage.

The focus of Aangan is the artisan and her emotional relationship with her craft.

Craft, the first avenue of executing design, is deeply connected to the human touch. The

hundred garments that form the 13 foot rising helix of the installation have been hand stitched and hand embroidered by female artisans spread through rural parts of Pakistan. Our strategic partner, Kaarvan Crafts Foundation, played a pivotal role in reaching and employing these artisans. We wanted the installation to be an immersive experience and pulled together a team to create computational art and film projections for the installation. Based on the storyboard by Mariam Majid, we worked with cinematographers and visual effect artists from Lahore and London. Computational artist Mehrbano Khattak from Rawalpindi created bespoke interactive graphics that respond to the movement of the viewer, this was then further enhanced by the haunting soundscape created by filmmaker Ahmed Nasir based in Poland. It was truly a global effort, coming together into one beautiful final rendition of the concept.

designers and organisations. A personal favourite is the Latvia Pavilion, a large green wall of glass, cooled to allow condensation which visitors can draw, write on. Another is the Greece Installation occupying the large central courtyard in Somerset House, a 26 metres long double wall that opens to accommodate a person walking through its centre. Other fun pavilions to visit are the Hong Kong scratch and sniff wallpaper room, the Australian lights installation illuminating all the colours of the spectrum. The stories behind each interpretation are equally intriguing.

What was the selection criterion for the women artisans involved in creating the Pakistani Pavilion?

We were keen to employ women based in the rural areas specifically where groups worked together, this was important to project the concept of community which is closely linked to the idea of Aangan as a representation of our collective identity. It also gave us an opportunity to project stories of women that were not easily accessible. We felt it was important to allow them and their work recognition through this fabulous platform that would be open to the global gaze.

This year’s theme is ‘Emotional States’, how does ‘Aangan’ demonstrate this theme?

Of the hundred garments, one third had unique craft design and embroidery. We gave a free hand to the artisans to do as they pleased on the craft garments, presenting their hopes and dreams. This was further explored through film projections on the remaining two thirds that had no embroidery, directly inspired by the internal monologue of an artisan as she sits and crafts, a subtle peek into her inner world. We used metaphorical imagery in the film to encourage the visitors to participate and draw from their own associations and perceptions, the soundscape supports the imagery with the use of poetry recitation, traditional Pakistani musical instruments fused with contemporary sounds as well as a chanting hymn by the artisans themselves.

Can you explain a bit how it is going to work and what kind of reaction–impact this installation should trigger?

As you enter this beautifully large square room flanked by three arches on either end, you are greeted by this helix constructed by a flight of white muslin garments, stretched by armatures to look like shapes. This cascade pulsates and changes colour as the film projections translate vibrant patterns, recognisable moving imagery and landscapes onto this canvas. As you step into the centre of the helix you are engulfed by the soundscape of audible whispers, poetry, flute and tabla, and as you move a wave of words super-impose on the film projection following a viewer movements. We wanted to instigate a dialogue between the viewer and the installation piece as they try and denote meaning to the imagery or simply take in the visual and aural impact.

Apart from the Pakistani pavilion, what other pavilions should visitors look forward to at this year’s LDB? There is some unbelievably fantastic work at the London Design Biennale and we are very honoured to share the platform with these amazing

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IN THE FIELD WITH...

Khadija Khan BLOGGER

Who is your best friend?

My father.

What would you grab if your house was on fire?

My phone without a second thought.

What is your destination for the trip of your dreams?

I’d love to walk on the streets of Italy.

When you were little, what did you want to be when you grow up? And do you still want it?

I was always intrigued by the scheme of fashion designing and I’d still like to open my own clothing line.

If you got stuck in the elevator and was forced to listen to only one song, which would it be?

Tonight by John Legend ft Ludacris.

What is the best advice anyone has ever given you?

One ‘no’ is better than a thousand yes.

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ness iendship & busi Partners in fr Friends forever

XAHRA HAFEEZ KHAWAJA & EESHA IMRAN

LIFE on paperazzi

Love Autumn

Fashion Designers

Poser alert

Tambola nights

As formal as it gets

Xahra in the Wonderland

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Living the South Affrican dream

Cyclng with bae in Cape town

what we fancy!

From the makers of Paperazzi!

Find out what tickles our fancy!

food If you’re a Karachite and you don’t end up going to cafe Flo twice a month then you’re doing it wrong. From their grilled smoked Salmon to their Herb crusted chicken-everything is just delicious.

hot couple Sheikh and Uzair Bhatti are our hot couple this week.

on the playlist Natural by Imagine Dragon is on our playlist this week.

fun stuff Obsessed with Teazuro's Skinny Night Tea with chamomile blossoms and silver lime-tree blossoms that will help relax you, calm you and lull you into peaceful sleep. We cant’t get enough!

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fun & quirky Anam Sardar is the definition of fun and quirky.

We love her energy and her casual laid back style.

hot stuff Rachel Viccaji, this singer is on our hot radar this week.

London fashion week vows to be fur-free.

British Fashion Council says LFW in September will be first of big fashion weeks to ditch animal fur.

travel diaries

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muhammad ali russia

planes, trains & automobiles

Places to visit: St. Basil’s Cathedral in Moscow, Moscow Metro Stations (incredible architecture), Moscow River Cruise, Moscow Kremlin and the Church of the Savior on Blood in St.Petersburg.

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!

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Hotels: 4 Seasons, Red Square, Moscow Best restaurants: Black Star Burger, White Rabbit, Cafe Pushkin, Biblioteka

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Tips:

Don’t forget to bicycle on the happening streets of St.Petersburg, it’s an unforgettable experience.

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what ’s happenin g!

Your weekly entertainment guide plus all the upcoming events and much much more! Paperazzi gives you the latest scoop!

retail therapy Good news for all shopaholics! Get your hands on all latest collections from your favourite international brands sitting in Pakistan as Fashion Flipbook's September shipment is just around the corner. Hurry and place your orders now! Follow them on Instagram @fashionflipbook.ca for more information and updates.

P.s - Their efficient & prompt delivery service has us impressed.

karvaan crafts foundation Kaarvan Crafts Foundation would like to take you through the stories and the role of unsung and invisible female artisans from far flung villages of Pakistan – in creating Aangan - a sculptural installation made of over one hundred garments, hand embroidered and hand stitched by 60 female artisans - for the London Design Biennale (LDB) 2018. The Installation portrays a positive and progressive image of the country on the global stage at the historic Somerset House Building that attracts approximately 3.4 million visitors every year.

HASSAN IQBAL RIZVI

ANBER JAVED

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making pakistan proud Sania Maskatiya is all set to present its fabulous western wear line Sania Studio’s Spring/Summer 2019 collection at this season’s New York Fashion Week (NYFW) Showcase.

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16 - 22 Sep

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 (MAR. 21- APRIL 20) Stirring Mars, your guide planet, moves into Aquarius and your friendship zone on Monday and remains here until November 15, which could see you out and about and ready to have some fun. Community projects that may have stalled can pick up now. This is also a good time to get events organized and enjoy a few upbeat parties.

TAURUS (APR. 21- MAY 21) If personal goals or ambitions seem to have been rather sporadic, things may be about to change. This week, firebrand Mars moves back into your career zone, giving you the energy and focus to get things done. It will remain here until November 15, giving you plenty of time to kick-start career moves, business projects, and anything else that is important.

GEMINI (MAY 22-JUNE 21) It might be time to sample a few adventures as the urge to jet away somewhere exotic grabs hold. This could be due to the movement of sassy Mars into your sector of travel and far horizons on Monday. The coming weeks, until November 15, bring opportunities for long journeys and happy vacations, as well as study or attending workshops. This is the time to broaden your horizons by accepting opportunities that take you outside your comfort zone.

CANCER (JUNE 22-JULY 22) Finances and business affairs can begin to move in a more positive direction as lively Mars enters your zone of business and shared assets.

Mars is beginning to get back into stride after its retro phase, and it will remain in this zone until November 15.

LEO (JULY 23-AUG 22) Home and family affairs look to be in a positive place as convivial Venus moves deeper into the sector. If you’re thinking about entertaining or having guests to stay, the presence of lovely Venus here can make it a joy both for you and your visitors.

VIRGO (AUG. 23 -SEPT. 23) You could be more eager to get back into your routines - and perhaps streamline them - so you can work smarter rather than harder. This could be due to determined Mars moving back into your lifestyle sector and reviving your enthusiasm. All kinds of routines could kick into place again, including work schedules and wellness. This might also be a time to experiment with new ways of doing the same things more quickly and efficiently.

LIBRA (SEPT. 24 -OCT. 23) Aspects of your life could lighten up as sassy Mars moves into your leisure zone on Monday. With this fiery planet in such a dynamic sector, the coming weeks could see you accomplishing great things. Regarding your skills and creative talents, this is absolutely the time to showcase them and let others know what you can do. You could be equally enthusiastic about starting a new business or connecting with someone in a romantic way.

SCORPIO (OCT. 24 - NOV. 22) With both delectable Venus and happy-go-lucky Jupiter in your sign, things could seem to be going very well for you. This week, there are many reasons why you might benefit from various deals or opportunities. With upbeat Jupiter linking to powerful Pluto in your communication sector, discussions with someone who has influence could be very profitable. And with the sun and chatty Mercury in your networking zone involved in the mix, the sky could be the limit.

SAGITTARIUS (NOV. 23 -DEC. 21) With fiery Mars moving into your communication sector, the firebrand qualities of this planet could give you the courage to set key plans in motion. After a delay, you might now be very eager to get moving. And since sobering Saturn turned direct in your sector of finance and values last week, your progress now looks more assured than ever.

CAPRICORN (DEC 22.- JAN. 20) If you have friends in high places, they could be very useful to you over the week ahead. Interlinking aspects suggest that opportunities may be open to you to forge ahead with an idea or plan.

This might require you to leave your comfort zone, however, and this is where others could be very useful.

AQUARIUS (JAN. 21.- FEB. 19) Things could take a more positive turn now as sassy Mars moves into your sign on Monday and remains here until November 15.

The dynamic qualities of Mars here could encourage you to seize the moment and take advantage of opportunities that will help you advance your goals. You might find that your energy level increases, too, making it easier to focus and accomplish more.

PISCES (FEB. 20-MAR. 20) Dynamic Mars hotfoots it into your spiritual sector on Monday and remains here until mid-November, which could stir up your psyche and dreams. Its presence in this zone can be helpful for getting to the heart of niggling issues that may have been holding you back for months or perhaps years. The help of a life coach, mentor, or counselor could be beneficial, helping you zero in on the root cause and begin to heal it.

birthdays Virgos are analytical in nature and super organised. They believe that perfection exists and will do anything to achieve it. They are super efficient and diligent folks.