Pakistantoday Paperazzi issue 32 april 13th

a little party never killed nobody Ali & Omar Shah’s birthday bash!

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bridelicious Issue 32, 13-19 April, 2014 www.paperazzi.com.pk

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BEST OF PSFW what we

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12 A Little Party Never Killed Nobody Ali & Omar Shah’s birthday bash.

22 Let’s Play Hopscotch launched their first store 38 Once Upon A Dream Farhat Khalid’s cover shoot 46 PSFW 2014 Things to look forward to.

55 What We Fancy Find out what tickles our fancy.

56 Bridelicious Featuring Bisma Ahmad 62 The Dynamic Duo No two tones play better together than black and white!

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a little party never killed n obody

Omar & Ali Shah

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The twins, Omar Shah & Ali Shah rocked Dubai in celebration of their birthday at the super hot venues White & Blue Marlin. Needless to say, everyone enjoyed the nonstop party.

Jo, Hasmit, Feraaz & Omar

Sophie, Sanjay, Meryemme & Fahad

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Ead Samawi & Afzaal Leghari

Mohammad Al-Nuami Faahd Abu Aisha & Shiva Vig

Sana, Adib Ghawi, Omar Shah & Marloos

Sikander Ahmed & Sohail Salahuddin

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Sama Shah, Kamiar Rokni & Rehan Bashir

Mehru & Nina Junaid

game set match!

A cricket match was held for the Punjab Youth Festival, with competition between Team Qatar and Team Pakistan at Qadaffi Stadium, Lahore. The PR was done by QYT.

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s tarry night Jia Ali

Natty & Rachil

The launch of Cinestar Taj cinema was held with the premier of the movie Gulaab Gang.

The successful event was organised

by QYT.

Juvria Abbasi with her daughter

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Romana Abdullah & Harris Syed

let ’ s play Mehar Chohan

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Hopscotch, a new Western kidswear label launched their first store in Lahore at the Gulberg Galleria. The event was full of kid friendly interactive activities such as drawing, colouring, playing the hopscotch game live & a custom photo booth. The event was managed by Bilal Mukhtar Events with PR done by Lotus.

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Kamiar Rokni & Sanam Taseer

Yasmeen Khan

Zahra Merchant and Ali Majid

Mahah Jamil & Fahd Jamil

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Sadaf Zarrar

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Tehmina Javed & Zainab

Moeed Yousaf, Faryal Aftab, Nabiha Ahmed & Faris

Shehryar Salamat, Uzma Hayat & Babar

Rabia & Mustafa Rahman

Faisal & Mahrosh

Shaista Lodhi

Meera

trans cendin g borders Nofil Siddiqui along with his brand manager Saad Abbasi and Mohammad Siddiqui opened the doors of the Expo Center in Karachi by launching his new lawn collection. The event was enjoyed by all attending guests and the PR was done by Catalyst.

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Nofil Siddiqui

Aftab Khan, Faiza & Afsar Anwer

Husnain

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Arfah Khawaja & Mahin Choudry look lovely in touches of mustard!

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Zahra Khan Zahra pulls off this monochrome look, effortlessly!

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Marium Saqib

pairs a white top & light blue cotton pants with a statement necklace & pointed pumps for a perfect spring look!

Amina Salman looks super hot in a leopard print jumpsuit.

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once upon a dream After 9 years of modest work the Farhat Khalid Label launches it’s bridal wear collection for the first time in print. The label believes in attentively working with its consumers’ requests and modifies each outfit accordingly.

This collection visibly takes its inspiration from the youthful, eastern brides of today and it displays an understanding of the mystifying stages an independent girl goes through before, during and after the most essential day of her life. Overall, each outfit has been designed keeping in mind the designer’s Hindustani origins and values and has taken inspiration from the many rituals that occur there.

Label: Farhat Khalid Couture Photography, co-ordination & art-direction: Ayaz Anis Styling, hair, make-up & nails: Raana Khan Model: Amna Ilyas | Jewelry: Nazneen Tariq Contact Info:

By Appointment only Phone: 0302-8248725 www.Farhat.khalid@hotmail.com www.facebook.com/farhatkhalidcouture

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UP CLOSE & PERSONAL WITH YOUSAF SHAHBAZ Tell us a bit about STRATA by Saira Ahsan It’s quite a basic concept. It’s a space design studio. We provide complete architectural services including landscaping, interior design, execution and finishing, custom installations as well as bespoke furniture and objects. It sounds really boring when you put it like that, no? But we really aren’t, I promise. We are all of the above, but for people who do not want generic design, are not happy with the regular designer/client relationship, willing to think out of the box and let design make their lives better.

When did you first develop an interest in architecture?

I’ve been a keen observer of behavioral and personality patterns, and how the dynamics of light, space, scale and order can influence them, since as long as I can remember. I used to love playing with lego, paper models and playdough as a kid too, so, I don’t know, when I was 5?

Who or what inspired you to start a space design studio?

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It was never meant to be that. It was supposed to be just an architectural office. But I started working on the new furniture line for Saira Ahsan simultaneously and then everything in between happened because we needed a natural link between the two.

Also, it allowed for crazier experimentation!

What are some of the challenges you face?

It’s like going to war every day. There is so much resistance towards everything that is out of the ordinary. Clients resist experimental designs and the workforce resists the execution techniques needed to implement them. It’s really hard to outsource anything since there is absolutely no concept of quality control or deadlines either. Finding loyal and hardworking team members who also are in sync with you is also next to impossible. But honestly, I’m just whining…all these issues probably wouldn’t exist if I didn’t have OCD and wasn’t a control freak!

What makes STRATA different from everyone else?

Yes we’re an architectural/interior/furniture company but we don’t function like any one of them. We have a process oriented

approach as opposed to a design oriented one. Also, the process requires a lot of studio time from the client because the outcome is purely shaped by and derived from their lifestyle, personality and quirks. Every project then becomes a spatial realization of ‘A’ specific existing identity, which can be a client, a brand or a design philosophy.

Classic or modern space design, which one do you prefer and why?

Modern is what’s happening now. It’s the new and fresh and that could include influences from so many classical styles. Even if I was to generalise, it’s like asking me if I prefer Rembrandt or Warhol. Or Koon’s or Monet. I love them all and there’s no need to choose. There’s so much to learn from all different styles and periods. A specific style can be more appropriate for a given situation or space at a given moment in time but both can coexist very happily in the heart and in design.

Are you comfortable with your clients wanting to customize your designs?

Always. In fact we encourage it! It’s no fun making the same thing over and over. And most things don’t work as perfectly from one space to another anyway.

Tell us about the growth of STRATA in Pakistan as a high end luxury space design brand? Do you plan to take it international?

That’s the dream. Hopefully at some point in my life I’ll be working out of a New York office, but honestly I really don’t plan that far ahead, since I can barely deal with the now. In Pakistan, we plan to mainly focus on Lahore, Karachi and Islamabad since that’s where our primary clientele resides, but we are working on projects in many other parts of the country too. It’s really cool that there are so many fun people out there willing to push past the standard design cliché’s.

Tell us something not many people know about your design aesthetic.

My aesthetic is generally based on proportion and technique.

I can appreciate almost anything if it’s well executed, even if it doesn’t affect me any other way. More recently it’s stirred by the juxtaposition of techniques or alarmingly contrasting imaging/ styles but it keeps shifting. I hope it keeps on doing so.

Walk us through some of your favorite projects That’s really hard. They’re so many which have been special.

There’s this house we’ve designed and constructed in Bedian which is unique since it’s the only project of its kind that we’ve

done so far. It’s built bang in the middle of a very open property and is to function as the family’s primary residence and not a “farm house” (whatever that means). The client was very understanding of our desire to only construct what was actually needed and of the sensitivity required towards the relationship between each structural member and their treatment as an individual identity. The idea was to create very honest and pure spaces with the emphasis on their relationship to each other, with the site, its views and orientation being the primary inspiration and design keys. I can pick it as a favorite because it’s one which makes me most happy when I’m in it. I’m really looking forward to sharing photos of it when it’s a hundred percent complete (and if I ever get around to actually photographing any complete project).

Who are you favorite architects and why?

1. Bjarke Ingels from Denmark because of his commitment to public space and for being super cool!

2. Ma Yansong from China because he’s completely crazy.

3. Diller, Scofidio and Renfro from USA because they envisioned the High Line park which is awesome.

4. The architects at Snohetta in Norway because of their constant structural experimentation and detail.

Rapid fire: Favorite holiday destination?

New York City Favorite cuisine?

Asian fusion. and laddoo peethi Your perfect Sunday?

The one in which I get a hundred things done Guilty pleasure?

If it’s real pleasure I don’t ever feel guilty Favorite Cologne?

Colonia Intensa by Acqua di Parma Hobbies?

I don’t think I’ve ever had one. Does anyone even have time for hobbies anymore?

Most daring thing you’ve done?

I was in Amsterdam with some friends for my 30th birthday last month and I made an impromptu plan and went on to the most romantic city, Paris, alone. I’d never been and I don’t speak a word of French. I was there for 6 days and had the best time. You don’t need a lover in Paris. It’s is a love affair all on its own.

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sometimes the best place to spot the chicest fashionistas & celebrities. Funnily enough true feelings about collections with their expressions! WE LOVE THE FRONT ROW BUZZ!

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the most exciting collections From what we have seen so far these are the designers set to wow this fashion week. However, we are waiting to be surprised by Deepak Perwani, Republic, Rizwan Beyg, Khaadi Khaas, Zara Shahjahan, Mohsin Ali by Libas & Fahad Hussayn. We are hoping HSY, Nickie Nina, Maria B & Maheen Kardar Ali come out of their comfort zones and give us something new and exciting to talk about.

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Faisal Farooqui & his team at Dragonfly are single handedly resposnible for capturing all the exciting moments on and off the ramp.

Even with such a daunting task they never disappoint!

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Professional, helpful, organised and plain fantastic- the amazing team at Lotus PR headed by Selina Rashid Khan works diligently behind the scenes to ensure that everything goes smoothly at fashion week.

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Abeer, Fayezah, Amna, Nadia, Sadaf & Noor make up our six favourite models on the runway this season. We love the hard work they put into their jobs & their attitude. We will miss Cybil Chowdhry, Amna Ilyas & Rabia Butt, but we like the fact that PSFW gives new talent a chance!

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In the Spotlight Deepak Perwani talks to Paperazzi about his collaboration with Zeniya Lawn!

How did the collaboration between Zeniya Lawn and Deepak Perwani take place?

The collection took us three months to design.

The process is very simple. After the contract was signed with Zeniya we looked at what they have designed in the past and what was the unique selling point for Zeniya. Our collaboration with Zeniya Lawn is happening for Spring/Summer 2014 and onwards; we are looking forward to three collections Spring/Summer, Midsummer, and Fall Winter.

The first collection SS’14 will launch nationwide on 19th April, so keep your eyes peeled!

Tell us a bit about the design aesthetic of Zeniya Lawn by Deepak Perwani? Which signature design is your personal favourite?

The predominant colour is blue; a lot of black; we have red, peach, yellow, and many colours. We have taken paneling out of the shirts and got straight lines in lawn. The designs are playful and fun, but much more simple, as it is the signature design by Deepak Perwani, my favourite.

How has your experience been working with the Zeniya Lawn team?

The experience has been quite wonderful so far. I feel that when you work with a young dynamic team a lot of forces are pulled together and a positive outcome is generated. And so far, I have had a great time with Zeniya Lawn.

There are multiple lawns in the market these days, what is the one difference that sets What’s the design philosophy be- Zeniya apart from the rest of them? hind Zeniya Lawn?

The SS’14 collection has 13 designs. We have got chiffon dupattas; The inspiration behind the designs for Zeniya Lawn we have got a wide range of colours, lot of fresh new prints. Zeniya is the modern, traditional, cultured woman. A fabric is one of the best in the market. Our designs are not over embelwoman who knows where she is coming from. A lished. They are minimal and cool to the eyes and totally in sync with the contemporary woman who still likes to wear ethnic Deepak Perwani aesthetic, keeping spring and the long summer in mind. motifs, and prints that she has seen over the years and enjoyed; and also wants to trust something new. Who is the Zeniya by Deepak Perwani woman?

I think Zeniya has a great future.

She is an ethnic, contemporary, modern woman. She is now not just a Zeniya woman, but a Zeniya by Deepak Perwani woman. She is stylish; What inspired you to work with she is a CEO; she is outgoing; she also likes to wear what’s new; she is Zeniya Lawn for their SS’14 col- fun loving. lection?

We decided to go with Zeniya Lawn because it is What are the main lawn trends to look out for a much younger brand to work with and also has in the upcoming fashion weeks? a radical presence in the market. Plus, the quality of I think short tunics have come back. The paneling and the flares are lawn they produce is fantastic. I am looking forward gone; the shirts are straight. If there is paneling, the lines are A-line to working with the Zeniya group. rather then the baggy style which was running last year.

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what we fancy!

From the makers of Paperazzi!

Find out what tickles our fancy!

andaaz, food street

hot couple!

Andaaz is an amazing restaurant adorned with antique furniture & paintings, overlooking the magnificent facade of the Badshahi Mosque, Lahore. It offers it’s guests a sophisticated, ethnic dining experience. We love their malai boti and behari kebabs! You’re definitely missing out if you haven’t tried.

True by Avicii is a super fun and upbeat song. You must listen!

Caught by the Paperazzi cameras: Hassan Mohyeddin & Meher Mumtaz are on our hot couple list!

fun stuff We LOVE the new evening clutches by MUSE. Made in Italy by a company specialising in accessory design, Faryal Aftab & Moeed Yousaf worked with their in house designers to come up with the 8 stunning pieces. Next up they will have Swarovski studded oval gold bags and gold metal belts!

on the playlist

fun & quirky Mariam Mani is the epitome of fun & quirky. One of the coolest and most chilled out people we’ve ever come across. Stay cool Mani!

on the tele hot stuff Amal Peerzada is seriously hot in a no fuss, natural beauty kind of way- just like her gorgeous mother, Samina Peerzada!

One of our all time favourite shows, How I Met Your Mother, ended this week. While our hearts broke at the thought of never seeing the gang on screen again, the series finale was everything we hoped it would be and then some!

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My family has a tradition of wearing chatta patti ghararas on weddings, especially mehndis, where the colourful gharara gels perfectly with the colourful event. I wore a Rampuri cut gharara from Lucknow paired with an ethnic Rajistani-work kameez. It was a bit of a risky combination but my mother envisioned and put it together wonderfully.

This riot of colour was set off with a sheer, leafy green dupatta.

Surprisingly, the choice of dupatta was the most difficult decision, as it was extremely important to lend the whole outfit lightness and not be too overwhelming.

Being a bride is possibly one of the most difficult processes one goes through! We plan our wedding day and what we will wear years before the actual wedding.

Meticulous planning goes into each look from the colour combinations and embellishment of the outfits to the jewellery, hair and makeup. Here we feature some of our favourite brides and show you what they wore to their special days.

Find out what they have to say!

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I go t m y h air & make u p do ne by As h i at N abila ’ s S alo n for each day . S h e ’ s u p to date w ith tren ds an d is good at takin g ins tructi o ns . M os t im portantly , s h e keeps th e make u p natural s o y o u loo k l ike y o urs elf !

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Ever since I can remember I wanted to wear my mother’s beautiful shaadi gharara on my wedding. It’s peachish-pink tissue with gold sacha work laid out in a jaal all over the gharara and dupatta. The shirt was a short Hyderabadi style half sleeved kurta with intricately worked antique gold braid edgings.

Rano of Rano’s Heirlooms did an excellent job of enhancing the jora and elongating the dupatta with her trademark cutwork around the borders. I wore heirloom polki jewellery with the jora, my favourite piece being the antique Maggar earrings (three tiered, fish shaped).

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My jora and jewellery both had a strong sense of old world charm with a modern edge that made the pieces very unique. Designed by Seher Tareen, the statement piece of the ensemble is the heavily embellished cut-work peplum jacket, which is structured & edgy, paired with a royal blue velvet lehnga, which has a flowing pattern of worked florals juxtaposed with waves of linear beading. The finishing touch is the trailing fouryard pewter dupatta in translucent tissue. I wore an art deco diamond and sapphire set and choker that my mother in law designed. It came together fantastically!

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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 beacuse you love them.

We get two best friends to tell us what they love and hate about each other.

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1 . I can talk to h er abo u t an y th in g .

2 . I k n ow R aana w ill s tan d by me n o matter w h at .

3 . S h e ’ s an amazin g makeu p artis t an d makes me loo k beau tifu l .

4 . I lo ve h er becaus e s h e h as a great s ens e of fas h i o n .

5 . An d finally becaus e s h e h as a beau tifu l s m ile !

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1 . I lo ve A m na for bein g m y partner in crime .

2 . I lo ve h er co nfiden ce .

3 . I lo ve A m na for bein g s o vers atile an d carry in g off each an d e very loo k th at I try o n h er .

4 . I lo ve h er s ens e of h u mo ur .

5 . I lo ve A m na for bein g a part of m y l ife .

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1 . I h ate Am na w h en s h e makes me lau gh in th e m iddle of a s eri o us co n vers ati o n !

2 . I h ate Am na w h en s h e gets a p icture taken w ith me w earin g 6 in ch h eels !

3 . I h ate Am na w h en s h e calls me fat .

4 . I h ate Am na for bein g careless at times .

5 . I h ate Am na for n o t s pen din g en o u gh time h an gin g o u t .

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1 . I h ate R aana w h en s h e w akes me u p early morn in g for make u p call .

2 . I h ate R aana w h en s h e gi ves me th e righ t adv ice re gardin g m y relati o ns h i p an d pro ves me wro n g !

3 . I h ate R aana w h en I s ee h er e very day an d s h e as ks me each time if I h ave los t more w eigh t .

4 . I h ate R aana for n o t tell in g me how s h e m ixes an d blen ds h er fo un dati o n form u las o n me .

5 . I h ate R aana w h en s h e gets irritated an d s tress ed at wor k .

l o v e to l o v e y o u !

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the dynamic duo

Nothing is more chic than a black and white outfit! No two tones play better together than this classic combination. A tale of two opposites, black and white hits an optic nerve from the runways to the streets this spring!

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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!

fashion week With their 7th consecutive prêt-aporter Fashion Week, today is the last & final day of PFDC Sunsilk Fashion Week 2014.

birthdays Abeera Sami, Anoushey Ashraf & Maheen Ansar celebrate birthdays this week.

We hope they have a great day!

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spring farmer’s market Khalis Food Market announce their Spring Farmer’s Market! When: 13th April at 4:30pm to 9:30pm. Where: Royal Palm Country Club, Canal, Lahore.

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Main Tera Hero starring Varun Dhawan & Nargis Fakhri is now in theares!

hamna amir jewellery Coveted jewelry designer and entrepreneur Hamna Amir launches her own brand of jewelry in Lahore!

When: 15th March 2014. Where: Hamna Amir’s flagship store, MM Alam Road, Lahore

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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

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On Monday, one detail too many, and they may all spill out of your head. It’s fantastic that you have a new health routine, but it’s important to make your mental health a priority as well — and shouldering more anxiety than you can handle is not a good way to go. The way out of your own head on Wednesday is to focus on someone else’s needs. To calm down on Thursday and Friday, try to concentrate on the speed at which grass grows. Your endof-the-week introspection opposes the kind of weekend you’ll have: Full of action, surprises and surprising people.

The texture of your day on Monday feels very 19th century: Flattery, engagements, parks, art and charm may all figure in some way. The scene thusly set, it becomes clear by Tuesday that you are the hero in this tale. Wednesday is anything but dull. The emotional climax comes on Thursday and Friday — if your life were a movie, there would be a moment of strength, an argument or a tragedy, followed by joyful passion and, on Saturday, a conversation about marriage. Anyway, Sunday sends you back toward real life.

Every time you add up the numbers, you get a different sum. This is annoying.

What you need is someone good at math.

Assigning is essential at the beginning of the week — especially because Tuesday and Wednesday are going to distract you. Letting others handle things while you stroll through parks arm-in-arm with a certain someone is a smart tactic.

Thursday and Friday, you find yourself making calculations again, although not of the mathematical kind: Emotional calculations. Your heart is nervous.

Saturday you’re moving slowly, but by Sunday you’re speeding up.

Your mind is racing at the beginning of the week, and you still feel like you’re falling behind: Your world is moving full speed ahead.

Nevertheless, you enjoy the frantic pace. If you get a spare moment, you might try to have a nice one-on-one with a coworker, but you might have to wait until Wednesday for a second even to catch your breath. Thursday and Friday, you’re worthless when it comes to making decisions, and on Saturday the slightest thing brings about a major personal crisis. On Sunday, regroup. Do something for yourself.

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You can afford an expensive lunch on Monday, but an inexpensive lunch will leave you feeling happier and more satisfied. You’re more conservative than usual, but on Tuesday and Wednesday you’re also more social than usual — not a bad combination. You bring beautiful energy into a room. Romance figures strongly on Wednesday, but by Thursday and Friday, it’s at the farthest reaches of your mind. Your family is much more present. Someone lifts a rock for you on Saturday and a whole new world comes into view. Get back to your love life on Sunday. A coffee date, perhaps?

Now that your desk is tidy and a new award for outstanding performance is hanging on your office wall, what’s next? That’s the question on your mind on Monday. To what future projects shall you now apply your brilliance? Tuesday and Wednesday, you are bubbling over with ideas, but you’re set on making the next thing as deep and meaningful as you can. This would be a good week to solicit input from your friends — a wide variety of them. Thursday through Saturday, you’re lost in conversation, but family obligations on Sunday bring you back to solid ground.

You never know where the next great idea is going to come from. Be in listening mode on Monday, in every situation: when you’re sitting across the table from a friend, when you’re in a meeting for work, when a radio is playing somewhere in the background. Tuesday and Wednesday, your attention to the outside world inverts itself, and you find yourself the subject of everyone else’s interest (and, likely, their affection). But Thursday and Friday are colder days by comparison, more matterof-fact and professional. Money is the dominant theme on Saturday, but Sunday is about optimism and good deeds.

A small favor for a friend on Monday — something you barely even think about — will come back your way tenfold later in the week. In the meantime, Tuesday and Wednesday require patience. Decisions will be difficult, authority figures will be difficult, socializing will be difficult.

But this is just a blip on the radar screen. By Thursday and Friday, the tide turns and suddenly you’re the luckiest person you know. Magnetism, energy and strength bolster your already formidable talents. Rebirth and regeneration are your themes on Saturday, and Sunday finds you taking risks.

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pisces

The sidewalk may be smooth and clean — smooth enough to roller skate on clean enough to eat off — but what’s going on below ground? Is this path you’re on as stable as you think? Skepticism is useful at the beginning of the week. But don’t be so skeptical that others (wrongly) sense you judging them (this may happen on Wednesday). Thursday and Friday make for a slow end to the workweek. You feel funny about something, but it’s hard to put your finger on what. It will become clearer to you Saturday: It’s related to the tension between privacy and exposure. Don’t socialize until Sunday.

You are learning more about youknow-who every day, even on days when you don’t see each other. The only problem with not seeing each other, though, is that it encourages you to overanalyze everything. By midweek, you may have constructed an elaborate history of emotional deposits and withdrawals that frankly has little to do with the reality of your interactions with this person. So watch it. Calm down. Your late-in-the-week conviction that they are walking all over you may bear some truth, but broach the subject while granting the benefit of the doubt. Sunday is a lucky day.

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Just because your boss is being difficult on Monday doesn’t mean you can take off after lunch and not come back. You have obligations to certain people.

Thankfully, on Tuesday and Wednesday, your interactions with others are hugely rewarding. People are lavishing you with gifts. You are delirious with gratitude, which may explain why you’re mostly lost in your own thoughts on Thursday and Friday. Your imagination is active and you’re perfectly happy to be alone.

By Saturday, you’re puzzling over the big picture, but Sunday you’re too busy playing games with friends to think much about anything else.

The most useful information may come from far, far away on Monday, via phone or email. Your spirits are lifted (the added benefit of being in touch with an old friend). Anything is possible — that’s the animating principle on Tuesday and Wednesday. On Thursday and Friday, you’re so focused on your new projects that you’re able to separate out the white noise; some of your best thinking may happen in a crowded restaurant. Saturday, you detach from your social circle to such an extent that someone waves a hand in front of your face and says, ‘Hello, remember me?’

Sunday’s a good day to reconnect.

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