Pakistan Today Paperazzi Issue 316 - Babloo Salon 22 sep 2019

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In conversation with the man behind Pine courts Murree.

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TRENDS

8 0 ' s trail blazers One of the biggest trends for fall 2019!

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contents 12 Make a wish!

Sumera Shams celebrated her birthday with family and friends.

14 Cooking up a storm New authentic Kashmiri eatery WAZA opened in Lahore.

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By Babloo Salon & Studio 24 Boss Lady Featuring Amna Wahaaj

28 Paperazzi eats Eataly Ristorante

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Beo Zafar Anwar Maqsood

for booklover

Noor Hassan

Asma Nabeel

Aasma Nabil and Beo Zafar launched their book Beydari at the Arts Council in Karachi.

Aneela Murtaza, Amna Ilyas & Scherezade Rahim

Yasra Rizvi & Schumaila Hussain

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Haseena Moin

Amna Ilyas

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Make a wish!

Amara omer

Afshan, Uzma,Sadia, Amina, Romana, Nighat, Sumera & Ruksana

Sumera Shams celebrated her birthday with family and friends in Lahore.

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Madiha & Soniya

Shams & Sumera

Masooma 2019

Fouzia,Samar & Ambreen

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Shazia Deen, Nazia Nazir, Mahvish Khan, Amna Hasan, Mariam Saqib

Cooking up a storm

Hira Khan

New authentic Kashmiri eatery WAZA opened in Lahore with much fanfare.

Omer & Yousaf Salli

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Nazia Nazir & Shazia Deen 2019

Ammara Khan

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Sadia Salman, Sehr & Rubia

QYT & Sana

Neha Manika

Amna Zain & Zainab Raza

Fatima Malik

Sobia & Asad

Rashid Rana & Aroosa

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Ammara Khan Pretty in pink!

Sehr Lone Makes a statement in a vibrant kaftan.

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Amna Hassan Tahir We have our eyes on her Amina Muaddi stilettos!

Zainab Malik Effortlessly elegant.

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#BossLady

RETAIL THERAPY AMNA WAHAAJ IS THE CO-FOUNDER AND CREATIVE DIRECTOR OF LIMELIGHT, A BRAND THAT HAS MADE A MARK

IN THE RETAIL INDUSTRY WITHIN A VERY SHORT SPAN OF TIME. SHE IS A GRADUATE FROM NCA AND PROVES TO BE AN EXAMPLE FOR EVERY YOUNG GIRL OUT THERE WHO WANTS TO BUILD A BRAND OF THEIR OWN.

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

As a kid, I developed a habit of putting out my mind on paper through sketching and drawing. I’d say I discovered my inclination towards creative and aesthetic work quite early so I pursued my interest and went to National College of Arts (NCA) for my bachelor’s degree in Textile Designing.

What was your “aha!” moment?

The biggest ‘aha’ moment was the opening of our flagship store on MM Alam, Lahore.

Did you ever consider or experience a career change?

No, not really. I’ve never thought about switching my career, I absolutely enjoy what I do. However, right after I graduated, I once auditioned to become a TV anchor.

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

Feeling discouraged is one of the hardest things to get through. I feel discouraged when there are any sort of hindrances in work and I can’t see any new innovations.

But nonetheless, I am very lucky to have a very optimistic life partner who never failed to encourage me no matter how grave the problem looked.

What does nobody tell you about being the boss?

Being the Boss demands expertise in four Ps. Not a day goes by without being passionate, having patience, setting priorities and managing pain.

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

There are a lot of inspirational women out there but if I have to take one name that’d be Mussarat Misbah. A woman with multiple talents. Hats off to her contribution in society through her skills and business.

Describe a day in your life My day starts with a workout. The rest of the day is spent balancing between kids and work, a must have flexibility every working women possesses!

MOTHER GAVE ME SOME VALUABLE ADVICE; BE KIND WITHOUT EXPECTING ANYTHING IN RETURN.”

What was the best advice that your mentor gave you?

My mother gave me some valuable advices, “Be kind without expecting anything in return”, “do good and keep it between yourself and Allah” and “always keep your intentions pure”.

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

My wonderful kids and husband, supportive friends & family, and definitely work.

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

To win “best fashion brand” award for Limelight!

Complete this sentence: To me, a #BossLady is…”

Boss lady is a woman comfortable in her own skin.

She’s a combination of courage and empathy.

What did you learn from your biggest failure?

Failure is an experience which compels one to do much better.

You can achieve anything if you work hard but work hard in the right direction! Also, one must always try to make well thought out decisions.

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

I would choose to have dinner with Imran Khan, we are blessed to have such an amazing leader for our country. Another leader would be, Justin Trudeau.

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

It’s important to know yourself. Recognize your strengths and identify your areas of growth.

Select your profession according to your skills and strengths. If you do this you will be successful but not without hard work!

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IN THE SPOTLIGHT

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The World of HSY is synonymous with luxury and excellent craftsmanship, and you as a designer have achieved many a feat in the Pakistani fashion industry.

How did you attain this position, and how have you continuously set yourself apart from other, newer designers?

I believe when you’re passionate about something, hard work become a habit. I think the main reason for our success as a brand was that we always thought and did everything out of the box. For all our campaigns, ideas we never looked at any of our counterparts, we had a vision on how to position ourselves and thank God we

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stuck to it.

When did you first realize you wanted to pursue a career as a fashion designer?

In 1994 I started my career as a fashion choreographer, during the 14 years that followed I did a lot of local shows; I traveled a lot and did a lot of international shows.

During that time I decided not to throw away my career and become someone conventional. When I was 5 years old I developed an urge to design my own cloth.

In 1996, I joined the Pakistan School of Fashion Design (PSFD) and graduated in 2000, I learnt how clothes are put together,

Hassan Sheheryar Yasin, also known as HSY, started his career as a fashion choreographer in 1994. Yasin graduated from Pakistan School of Fashion Design where he became proficient in putting clothes together and learning design, pattern making and sewing. All this consequently led to the opening of the luxury fashion house, HSY, which is a leading name in not just the Pakistani market, but is also recognized internationally. the philosophy behind them that led to the opening of my fashion house HSY. What were your initial opinions of working in the Pakistani fashion industry, and how have those opinions evolved ever since you started out?

There wasn’t much to the industry when we started. In a way, we as a brand grew with the industry. We defined and redefined trends and method to create and promote fashion in Pakistan. In the past 25 years, the Pakistani fashion industry has grown leaps and bounds and now when I look at it versus what it was two and a half decades

back, I feel really proud that I had a small role to play in all of this.

You are one of the most esteemed and renowned designers in all of Pakistan, but having been in the business for decades, is there anything you would have done differently since the start of your career?

There is absolutely nothing that I think I would have done differently. The triumphs, the failures and the people that I had the privilege to work with made me what I’m today. Today when I look back I laugh and cherish the memories I created with different people who are now like family to me.

After 25 years in the fashion industry, how do you continue to create great, new pieces of clothing season after season?

It’s all about keeping an open mind and sticking to our brand philosophy of never holding back and trying out new things each year each season. I strongly believe that as a designer, one should always think beyond borders, cultures and creative sensibilities.

What is the HSY vision? How do you want men and women to feel when wearing your clothes?

The HSY men and women are strong, independent and regal. They are modern day warriors and kings/queens of their own life/kingdom. They are head turners, norm breakers and are never afraid to express themselves. All of these traits are the HSY vision!

Can you comment on the Pakistani menswear market? Is it an easy one to cater to?

The Pakistani menswear market is both a challenge and an opportunity. I think with the rise of the digital age more and more men are now paying more attention to themselves whether its fashion, personal grooming or health. I think it’s a great trend especially when it comes to health.

As the ‘King of Couture’, how would you describe your personal style?

My personal style is mostly very basic and minimalistic, solid business or semi casual wear that is comfortable and compliments my active lifestyle.

Fashion trends are ever changing, how do you stay up to date regarding these trends?

I believe if you are well travelled, read regularly and follow what is happening in the world, it will automatically show in your work. I’m not a big fan of forcing trends. For anything to be part of my collections, it has to have a meaning and a story behind it in my mind.

RESIDENCE. A home over 100 years old in Karachi that is being painstakingly restored to its former glory, brick by brick, tile by tile. The HSY vision is to scout, reconnect with and restore former houses of legacy, creating a new momentum and soul -and THE place to be.

Social media has become so pronounced in everything we do, what role do you think social media plays in fashion today?

One of the biggest contributions of social media is that it has made fashion more accessible which in return has made people more acquiescent of it. It makes me really happy when I see people talking about international fashion trends, shows and happenings.

What would you say are the upcoming bridal trends?

Longer shirts and silhouettes are making a comeback- they are flattering for every body type- they can be worn as is in the silhouette of a gown or with trousers as formals as well.

In your opinion, what skills are necessary to build a successful fashion house such as yours?

There is no formula for it but I strongly believe that as long as you are willing to work hard and be experimental in your work and thought process, great things will happen for you.

Tell us a little about the HSY mansion; what was your vision behind it and would you say you have achieved that vision?

We have recently relocated our new home/HQ in Karachi and with it the HSY legacy footprint continues as the brand moves forward to restore, renovate and revive the glory and splendor of yet another beautiful colonial home; from the HSY Mansion, now to the HSY

There’s so much pressure for designers to come out with their greatest collection season after season. What advice would you give to budding designers just starting out and hoping to make it in the industry?

One of my favorite quotes is ‘Hard work beats talent, when talent doesn’t work hard’. There is no replacement for hard work, dedication and commitment.

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Chicken Spinoccoli

Soy Glazed Beef

This week Team Paperazzi headed over to Eataly Ristorante located in the heart of Lahore to try their scrumptious new menu. From their Soy glazed beef to Kung pao chicken to their sizzling brownie, everything was top notch! A definite must try.

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One of the co-owner, Azam Mehmood with a friend

Sizzling Brownie

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“Malcom Forbes said it best, food may be essential as fuel for the body, but good food is fuel for the soul. That is what we strive for at Eataly” - Momin Zahur

Fusion Bites

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Welcome to Eataly Ristorante

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What was your vision behind Pine Court Murree?

To develop a hillside in the mountains of Pakistan in a way that has not been done before while protecting the mountainside and at the same time enhancing its beauty.

Where did the idea of Pine Court come from and what is it all about?

The idea sprouted from the CEO’s love for travel and mountains.

Having a background in construction, he wanted to create something memorable and prove that good construction is possible even in the mountains if you set the intention right.

Out of 10 what would you rate your own establishment?

100!

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What kind of attachment do you have to this area?

I’m not sure if it can be explained in words since this project is extremely close to our hearts and you can tell that by the way we have built it, by putting our heart and soul into it. It was a dream perceived a long time back and is finally a reality now.

PINE COURT IN CONVERSATION WITH THE MAN BEHIND PINE COURTS MURREE.

ABOUT ME!

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Why did you choose this location as your site?

Multiple reasons but primarily the breathtaking views from all corners of the site and the beautiful natural boulders scattered all over the hillside. More technical reasons include its short distance from Islamabad, its weather, its vicinity, the fact that it’s off the main road and touches the forest land from one side, its interesting natural contours etc.

What difficulties did you face along the way of completing your project?

Quite a few actually, building in the mountains is in no way comparable to building in the plains. Everything takes double the effort, time and expense. From preparing the building base to bringing materials to the site as well as the short working time bracket that we get due to snow/rains etc.

How long did it take to complete the rest house?

Almost 2 and a half years.

Prior to this project what were you planning on doing with this area?

Well the idea for this specific piece of land was always to make luxury mountain homes for the people to be able to enjoy luxurious, clean and aesthetically designed residences up in the mountains.

What prompted the interior and exterior facade?

We wanted to blend the architecture and interior with the surrounding landscape.

We have majorly used stone and wood on the façade to give a rustic feeling to the property and make it look like it belongs to the mountainside. The interiors are also inspired by the same notion of sticking to natural materials, so you will see a lot of wood, stone, leather and fabric. The furniture is a beautiful blend of rustic and contemporary styles.

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#paperazziaboutagirl

IN THE FIELD WITH...

nael najam STUDIO MANAGER/SENIOR PILATES INSTRUCTOR

Who is your best friend?

My mom What would you grab if your house was on fire?

Probably my phone.

What is your destination for the trip of your dreams?

Santorini, Greece.

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

An artist! Does Pilates count as an art?

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

Photograph by Ed Sheeran!

What is the best advice anyone has ever given you?

It's okay to ask for help.

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what we fancy!

From the makers of Paperazzi!

Find out what tickles our fancy!

food Sumo’s sunset sushi platter is heaven! They offer crunchy, spicy and delicious sushi and much more. You’re missing out, if you haven’t tried it yet.

bffs Misha Zawar & Maya Malik are on our BFF's list this week!

on the playlist Bad Guy by Billie Elish is on our playlist this week.

fun stuff Oriflame’s Iconic Giordani Gold Bronzing Pearls brings warmth, colour and radiance to the face, cheeks and décolleté. Hand-crafted in Italy, the powdered pearls are made from a unique combination of warm shades and illuminating particles that enhance the complexion and add a beautiful glow!

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news fun & quirky We can't stop raving about Madiha Qaiser’s makeup skills and her super fun personality.

hot stuff Sadaf Kanwal is our favorite super model.

We love her sassy style sense.

Ariana Grande, Lana Del Ray and Miles Cyrus dropped Charlie’s Angels song and video this week! They all looked so good we can’t wait to watch the movie.

travel diaries

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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 Kalam Valley in Swat because I had been wanting to see our northern areas for a long time and Kalam is within a reasonable driving distance from Islamabad.

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Tell us the most delicious meal you tired?

Biryani from Muhghlai Biryani and Chicken Broast in Mingora for sure.

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Tell us the most exciting thing you did during your trip?

Everything about the trip was pretty exciting but I’ll have to pick the super bumpy jeep ride up to Kundol Lake.

Throughout the journey there, I wasn’t sure if the jeep would be able to make it up!

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Any tips?

If anyone is considering going to Kalam, one should go when the Behrain-Kalam road is made. The 32 km can be a 2-5 hour drive, because it is currently under construction. All our exciting adventures are up on our blog @travellingbasic so make sure to check those out for more tips!

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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!

be the change!

Train the Trainer is a 4-day extensive yet rigorous journey of learning for professionals and individuals who aspire to contribute in the development of people and organisations. Learn more about TTT journey and join in Torque's Train The Trainer happening in Lahore from September 26-29th. For details visit www.theturningforce.com

laal kabootar x oscar The Pakistani Academy Selection Committee, chaired by Sharmeen Obaid-Chinoy, has selected “Laal Kabootar” to be submitted for Oscar consideration in the 'International Feature Film Award’ category for the 92nd Academy Awards!

grand bazaar !

Sakafat presents "Lahore Grand Bazaar" a premium, monthly market offering an array of shoppables ranging from clothing, crafts, jewellery, food and organics at Hospitality Inn on the 22nd of September in Lahore.

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foodie alert !

We can’t stop raving about Tuscany Courtyard’s battered fried fish fillets topped with creamy jalapeno sauce served with rice and sauteed vegetables.

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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) If there is one thing you need to perfect this week, it’s the art of finding the silver lining. Trust that there is one, despite the chaos and miscommunication. A project that you’ve given your heart and soul to may get delayed for no fault of yours. Giving up is not the answer. Distancing yourself from your creation, however, is. A fresh perspective is what you need to move ahead in the game. People around you may not behave in a manner you deem as ethical. Is this harming you directly? Your time and energy can be put to better use, Aries.

TAURUS (APR. 21- MAY 21) Hocus, pocus, focus! Where’s your attention at, Taurus? Are you allowing yourself to get carried away by opportunities that glitter but are not necessarily gold? Examine the choices before you carefully. Act from a space of awareness. Your career is at stake here. On the upside, this week brings with itself the completion of the cycle. The fruit is ready to be picked, wild one.

GEMINI (MAY 22-JUNE 21) Monitor how much you care about things, especially at the start of this week. Not everything deserves your time and energy. Once you have understood this, you have understood life. The more you focus on being an ambassador of peace, the more your environment will reverberate with good vibes. On the upside, your zest for life promises to make a comeback in the days to come. Ready to grab the bull by the horns?

There is no other to manifest those larger-than-life dreams, wild one.

CANCER (JUNE 22-JULY 22) Let go of any and all resistance, Cancer. Things are unlikely to pan out the way you imagine—that’s something you can be sure of. Is that a bad thing? Not at all! Just when you think you’re about to lose a battle, fate will decide to turn the game around.

You’ve got a big week ahead of you, one that comes with the promise of completion and fruition. Get ready to receive the praise and rewards you deserve. Let your success be the motivation you need to keep putting in the work.

LEO (JULY 23-AUG 22) Spending time alone is never a bad thing. It’s your perception that needs to change, Leo. What you will realise at the start of the week: the more you disengage from the drama, the more energy you will be able to channel into your work. Find new ways to get inspired. This is the secret to creating your best work yet. While you’re at it, give thanks for all that you have and all that is coming into your world. Vibrating at the frequency of gratitude promises to change the game for you.

VIRGO (AUG. 23 -SEPT. 23) Where are you placing your trust, Virgo? If they can’t put their money where their mouth is, they don't deserve a space in your sacred circle. Learning how and where to disengage will help you stay on top of your game. The good news: this week brings with itself the promise of abundance and prosperity. Ready for a significant jump in your income? The Universe wants to shower you with a multitude of blessings.

LIBRA (SEPT. 24 -OCT. 23) This is your divine feminine awakening. Connect with your goddess consciousness, Libra. The part of your that flows. The part of you that nurtures. The part of you that creates. Immersing yourself in the world or art could be the secret to creating your best work yet. Your intuitive side is just as active. Be aware of the cosmic downloads coming to and through you. This will bring an element of the other world into everything you do.

SCORPIO (OCT. 24 - NOV. 22) Just because you have embarked upon a new adventure, does not mean everything will fall in place immediately. Make the tripping and falling a part of your dance. Remember, the journey is where the magick is at right now. Focus on the planning and strategising. See how you can make the mundane meaningful. There are going to be a lot of repetitive tasks to deal with. The more Zen you can about the process, the more you will get done.

SAGITTARIUS (NOV. 23 -DEC. 21) You are exactly where you need to be. This week brings the reminder that great power equals great responsibility. Act in accordance with the highest good at all times. Make delegation your power word. Take a moment to understand your team. Hand out tasks in accordance with their strengths. This is the secret to get more work done in a lesser amount of time. Watch your need to micromanage or get involved in the small stuff. The big vision board needs your attention, Sagittarius.

CAPRICORN (DEC 22.- JAN. 20) There’s a lot happening behind-the-scenes that you cannot possibly fathom. Deceit and drama are on the cards, Capricorn. But don’t make the mistake of blaming yourself for their loose morals. You couldn’t have preempted this. Given the chain of events, things are unlikely to take place according to the pre-decided timeline, and that’s okay. Choosing not to act in haste is the best thing you can do for yourself.

AQUARIUS (JAN. 21.- FEB. 19) Aquarius, you have just completed a significant journey. There is no rush to get anywhere or achieve the impossible. Make rest and rejuvenation a priority. This week brings the reminder that good health, both mental and physical, is paramount to your well-being. But slow does not equal complacent, Aquarius. Use your free time to engage in creative activities and do things differently.

PISCES (FEB. 20-MAR. 20) This week brings an important lesson. Not everybody deserves your trust. Challenge people to put their money where their mouth is. Remember, you need to protect your interests first. Things may or may not materialise in accordance with the pre-decided timeline, and that’s okay. Assess the situation carefully. This will help you act from a space of awareness.

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birthdays Virgo's are very private people. If they let you in to their lives, one should feel flattered.