Pakistan Today Paperazzi issue 5, October 6th

salina

house

taqi

of kamiar

life on paperazzi

rokni

celebrity survivor

bridal trends 2013

#sanamishilarious

ainy jaffri

For natasha salon

don ’ t talk j us t kiss

Get lippy with this new trend

#powdermepaper

what men think

...natasia khalid investigates plus shazia deen’s birthday bash

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contents 08 Birthday Bash Shazia Deen’s birthday party 10 Baby on Board Tania Imaad’s baby shower 18 The Devil Wears Sheep Sheep’s Eid collection 24 Alive & Kicking Kiran Rahman’s baby shower 28 Fashion Frenzy The launch of a clothing store Almas 44 Celebrity Survivor

By Sanam Taseer 46 What Men Think Natasia Khalid finds out more 48 Don’t Talk Just Kiss A trend you just can’t miss out on.

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Publisher Arif Nizami l Publishing Editors: Samina Khan & Meher Tareen l Contributing Editor: Ali Nizami Contributing Features Editor : Laaleen Khan l Contributing Fashion Editor: Amna Salman l Art Director: Abdullah Khan Creative Director: Muhammad Asif l Marketing: Zahid Ali 0301- 8479758, Saad Malik 0321-4466100, Sohail Abbas 0300-4652194, Turab Shah 0300- 2018217 l Photographer: Irfan Younas l Printed at PTPRINT Press, 4- Shaarey Fatima Jinnah Lahore.

Paperazzi is a project of Paper Magazine and Pakistan Today. l Contact Details: papermagazine2010@gmail.com

Kiran Chaudhry

birthday bash

Andy & Sehr Lone

Last week Amna Hasan, Sara Tanwir, Mehvish Khan and Marium Saqib threw Shazia Deen a fab party at the Veranda Bistro in Lahore, everyone had a great time!

Rana Noman

Sundus & Hassan Hasnat Haider, Shazia Deen & Sara Tanwir

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Mariam Saqib

Shahid & Mehr Butt

Amina Shah

Maira Ahmed

Shoaib Shafi Erum Alam

Noman Gilani & Mehrbano Sethi

HSY & Sara Raazee

Junaid Ahmed

Amir Mazhar & Saniya Ali

Mehvish Khan

Shahzad Raza, Iffat Omer & Faraz Manan

Tanya Afridi & Zara Shahjahan

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baby on board

Amina Wattoo Kasuri & Zoya Kamar hosted a fabulous baby shower for Tamania Imaad at Veranda Bistro. Shazreh Khalid was responsible for the beautiful decor.

Zoya Kamar, Imaad Iftikhar & Tamania Imaad

Mariam Saqib Nurzia Asad Jahanara Wattoo, Amna Wattoo Kasuri, Tabana Wattoo & Ayesha Wattoo

Misbah Momin Maryam Salman & Saira Shakira 10

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Nazia Atif, Shazia Gulzar & Seher Gulzar

Affia Hussain & Sameen Kasuri

Sonia Humanyun & Mahvish Ahmed Elahi

Fatima Kasuri

Hina Butt

Sara Irfan, Tamania Imaad & Alina

Sanam Saeed, Tara Mehmood, Caroline & Meher Jaffri Zainab Jahangir 2013

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Wafa Murad

Sarwat Gillani & Aamina Sheikh

backstreet’s the back!

Fiza Ali & Nerda Khara

Bilal Mukhtar & Natty

Lahore : “Backstreet” - A casual brand by “Young Clothing Pvt Ltd” opened their Flagship Store on MM Alam Road. The event was managed by Bilal Mukhtar Events & PR.

Khawar Riaz, Muhammad Salman & Anushae Khan

Fajar Ali

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Zarmeena Khan & Dinal Jalil

Zara Anam & Hira Ahmed 2013

Sundas Rasool, Izza Khalid, Mariam Musa & Hadia Shahid

Shazme Malik Anam, Sarah & Aamna

Behzad Khan & Maria Mahesar

Irfan Chaudary

Misha Peracha

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Zara Shafiq, Mahrosh Rana & Hina Chaudhry 2013

Alyzeh Gabol

fashion central

Waleed & Fatima Zaman

Aleena Raza & Rushna Shahjahan

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Marium Ghani, Shiraz Riaz, Sylvia Qureshi & Pernia Qureshi

Nomi Ansari & Ayesha Omar

Fashion Central opened up its first multi-brand store at Fortune Mall, Lahore. The new store is a purpose-built facility and is initially stocking the creations of 31 women’s wear designers, 4 men’s wear designers and 5 jewelery designers. In an effort to promote emerging talent.

Hajra Hayat, Rima & Ayesha Imran

Muniba Ahmed & Annie 16

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Farieha Parvez

Rabia Shahab & Dr Shahida

Shezeen & Shireen

Sarah Gandapur Zaina Feerasta Hamid & Attiya Noon

Sadaf Raza & Zahra Raza

Shireen Lakdawala, Ashraf Feerasta Daredia & Sammy K

Salima Feerasta

Huma Amir Shah

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the devi l wears

SHEEP

Ready-to-wear clothing brand SHEEP presented its exclusive Eid collection, the “Floral Array”at the Dolmen Mall, Karachi.

Anum Butt & Hala Sumro

Aliya Jaffar & Freiha Altaf

Maha Burney & Nadir Feroz khan Ammara 18

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Rukaiya Adamjee

Sadia Nawabi

Meera Ansari

Saira & Aliya Jaffar

Farah Qadir

Arjumand Rahim

Ayesha with Asif Karim & his kids

Mannal

Erum & Sehar

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Zinda Bhaag premiere Heena

QYT & HSY

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Everyone’s talking about Zinda Bhaag!

With rave reviews, it is the first Pakistani film in over 50 years to be submitted for Oscar consideration.

The red carpet premiere in Lahore was organised by QYT & sponsored

by Exist, Cinnabon & Swatch.

Ayesha Sana & Misbah Momin

Yusaf Salahuddin & Sara

Amna Ilyas

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Alia & Shamoon

the style squad Faiza in Faiza Samee

Abeer Adeel & Konain Khan

Umair Mirza & Saba chaudry

The Trade Development Authority of Pakistan (TDAP) organised a two day fashion event featuring the top fashion designers of Pakistan. The event was managed by Hum TV network,choreography was handled by HSY while media and PR was managed by take 2.

Umair Tabani with Mrs Tabani & Sania Maskatiya

Cybil Chowdary

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atika rehman with faiza lakhani

Mehnaz & Sayeeda Laghari

Nadia Ali

Maheen Khan

Dilaira Mondegarian & Sundar Waqar

Abbas Jaferi

Amina Babar Fareshte Aslam, Tehmina Khaled & Shehla Chatoor

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Maarjan & Rabia

alive & kicking

Sharmeen & Anila

Ameena & Alia

Fatima Elahi and Nimra Salman of Rendezvous Events hosted a lovely baby shower for their friend Kiran Rahman in Dallas.

Kiran Rahman Nimra & Fatima

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Amber, Aassia & Fizza 2013

Marriam Khokhar

Alizah Raza & Alizeh Khalid

Asad Nizami & Chandni

Bisma Ahmad & Sana Bhatti Nida Naseem

Anum Soofi

Annem Zaidi & Ravale Mohydin

Sehar Latif Sadia Pervaiz, Sana Sohail & Sahar Bandial 2013

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PaPerazzi

Nael Ahmed

looks dapper in navy and the haircut of the moment!

Amna Hasan

looks casual chic in a Made in Hell-A Donezo T-shirt and lots of delicious arm candy!

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Kamiar Rokni looks super slick in his pinstriped suit!

This look is really working for him!

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Sanam Taseer looks hot in this minimalistic look.

We love the fitted silhouette, skinny studded belt and hairstyle. A big thumbs up!

Amna Wattoo Kasuri

looks elegant in her Elan dress.We simply love the Chanel Lego Clutch.

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In this shoot Natasha & Sabrina teamed up to put into pictures a new take on the crazy punk eighties. The looks represent the magic of bold colours, fierceness and unrestricted fun! “POW�- der up girls!

Makeup & Styling: Natasha Khalid | Hair: Sabrina Khalid Photography and Art Direction: Zara Tareen & Hira Tareen at H&Z Creative agency

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One Legged King Pigeon Pose with Jnana Mudra

Winter Ball With my 3 besties- MP, Pasha & Sans

Salina Taqi

life on paperazzi

With the youngest Taqi- Azu

Nail polish obsessed yogi Bali Yoga Teacher Training: Discovering the Self All dressed up: My Wedding Day Rome with my soul mate

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Adding Farid to the family- Sukz Nikkah 2013

A quote to live by- One of my favourite quotes

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In the Spotlight Talented makeup artist Natasha Khalid opened Natasha Salon with her mother Hina and sister Sabrina in Karachi last year. Within a year they have gained the reputation of coming up with slick high fashion editorials,working with the biggest celebrities & dressing up the most gorgeous brides. Find out more about the rising star here.

How would you define your personal style?

Understated glam/ vintage circa 1950's.

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

That I've redefined the way makeup and makeup artists are viewed in Pakistan.

The biggest compliment is being applauded by some of the best talent in the fashion industry whom I respect and admire.

What is your biggest strength as a makeup artist?

My versatility. I don't like being put into a box. I like to constantly evolve. Before I finish a project/shoot/makeup I start dreaming about the next thing I want to create.

How would you define the fashion scene in Pakistan?

It's an exciting time for the industry as there has been an influx of a younger generation with a fresher outlook in all areas, across the board. There is work being produced that could rival the work being done internationally hence it's incredibly rewarding to be a part of it at this time.

How would you describe your childhood?

My childhood was filled with glamorous characters that were the foundation of my fascination for the world of make believe.They made me want to paint, create, evoke and dream big.

What do you value most in your friends?

Honesty and humour.

What’s your nickname?

Zile.

Who are your influences and inspirations?

I am inspired by sights, sounds, objects, colours and people. My grandmother, my mother, my sister, my aunts as well as makeup greats Pat McGrath, Kevyn Aucoin, Val Garland, Francois Nars, Alex Box, Gucci Westman and Charlotte Tilbury.

What is your greatest fear?

Losing the ones I love most and heights!

What’s something very few people know about you?

That I am fascinated by all things dark. embracing that makes me appreciate the beauty of life a lot more.

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What do you like to do for fun?

Travel to exotic locations, enjoy good food and great company.

What do you wish you had more time for?

To pursue my other passions. I want to paint , take beautiful pictures, I love interiors but unforeunately I don’t get the time.

What’s your favourite holiday spot?

I love Europe. Rome for it's architecture , food and culture. Prague for it's breathtaking elegance and beauty. Egypt for it's history. Koh Samui for the island life and of course Dubai as that has been home and continues to be so.

Who do you look up to?

My mother Hina and sister Sabrina- their strength, their beauty , their resilience and their genius.

Who is your favourite hero in fiction?

There are so many. Othello, Macbeth, Jay Gatsby, Atticus Finch and Matilda to name a few. I like my heroes with flaws that makes them human.

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

I'd love to be less of a control freak and delegate a bit more.

Who is your go to person for uncontrollable laughing fits?

My sister Sabrina is the only person who can make me laugh no matter what the time or situation.

What’s your favourite TV show?

I have a huge list! To name a few, I love Shameless, Sex and the city, Game of Thrones, Spartacus, Entourage, True Blood and Dexter, What do you consider your greatest achievement?

To have had the courage to pursue my dreams and passion.

Where would you like to be in five years?

Bringing a makeup revolution both nationally and internationally!

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Hello sunshine: Nicole Warne outside Roberto Cavalli #milanfashionweek.

Designer Mahgul Rashid working on a custom order for Mahgul for Nasreen Shaikh.

Instafash...

Leila Kashanipour spot on in metallic shorts and over the knee boots. Yummy!

Our weekly roundup of fashion inspiration from trendsetters around the world.

Details on the streets of Milan #MFW #theperfectbluesuedeshoes #asianinspiredprints.

A behind the scenes image of Ainy Jaffri at Misha Lakhani’s new bridal shoot, wearing her signature velvet and net combination.LOVE this green.

Anna Dello Russo wears a Dolce & Gabbana dress and bag with the right amount of arm candy!

Night & day: Mahgul Kabir and Sasha Salahuddin.

Soraya Bakhtiar falls in love with the new Celine tie bag.

All smiles: Tapu Javeri & Neha backstage at TDAP.

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willingly engage in dilemmas, collect information in spite of the danger and eventually find the answers one needs. He would have the edge in finding food, shelter, and an escape route should anything go wrong. He might even be the one to stop the monster forever.

celebrity survivor

Sanam TaSeer

The new genre that is my guilty pleasure is the horror survival movie. And although I’m not saying that life in Pakistan can be like surviving a horror movie (ok I’m thinking it but I’m NOT saying it) on long sleepy afternoons I sometimes wonder that if one wrong move could end your life - who would be on my dream team?

The heroes Ali Zafar He’s definitely the pretty boy that goes within ten minutes. It's not always the big movie star that survives.

Drew Barrymore was gloriously slaughtered within minutes in the beginning of Scream.

Your audience will think he’ll be around till the end – then BAM! A good first victim.

Professor Hoodbuoy The Professor is not ripped and he can’t fight but he’ll use his mind to survive. You need a scientist who will 44

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Kamiar Rokni Because hes just so darn popular. He likes to party so he’ll raise our spirits. He’s the unexpected wildcard. His joke-laden friendly disposition will make it seem like he’s the first to go. However, once the murder and terror begins he picks up the nearest uzi and ‘Revengeance’ becomes a part of his vocabulary. There's a good chance he makes it out with only a flesh wound.

Meesha Shafi Let’s face it, you need at least one hot babe as they are like flypaper to the average murdering psychopath. Meesha is beautiful but tattooed and tough also. She will be the one that hears a noise and then wanders outside nervously yelling ‘is anybody out there’? And then she’ll kick some demon ass.

The Villains Maulana Mohammad Abdul Aziz of Lal Masjid He is the evil overlord that tries to escape using the old burka trick again. Pity it gets caught in a pedestal fan this time. Let’s just say it does not end well.

Amir Liaqat He is, of course, the leader of an army of brainless mutants. Inevitably, they turn against him and he fails to hear the sloggish shuffle of their homicide-bent footsteps coming up right behind him.

Sahir Lodhi This villain might look like a man at first glance, but he's actually an ancient demon who feasts on human flesh and assembles himself a new body from the various body parts. This creepy villain appears to his victims seven days after they watch a cursed morning show. He can't be killed. He can't be stopped. There’s no escaping the wrath of Sahir Lodhi.

Leatherface This aging ex model, turned event manager, wields a chainsaw and has a fondness for taking selfies while wearing masks made of human skin. She will survive even a Rasputin-level execution and end the film by opening her eyes and rising to kill again.

And like every good cult movie location is key. I have just the place for the villains’ evil lair. A mysterious black volcanic island littered with corpses of dead fish where you can hear the hiss of escaping flammable gas, newly emerged just off the coast of Balochistan.

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men What think By natasia Khalid

Have you ever wanted to get inside a man’s head and find out what he’s really thinking? Find out what these guys think is the best mode of communication with a girl, what is the one thing that girls do on Facebook that they absolutely cannot stand, if a girl’s past bothers them, whether jealousy can be seen positively or negatively and finally what makes a perfect woman.

Raheel Paul, 28 Marketing Director/ Musician, Karachi Dawood Akbar 23 Architect, Karachi What is your favourite mode of communication with a girl?

I don’t particularly have a favourite type of communication mode, but I guess WhatsApp would be my only preference. It’s simple and easy plus you know when the other person is “online.”

What is the one thing that girls do on Facebook that you absolutely cannot stand?

I would have to say constant status updates or constantly writing on my wall. I find that extremely off putting.

If a girl has a past, does that bother you and why?

I think every guy would have a bit of an issue with that, but this is after all the 21st century so time to get with it and get over those things. I would rather a girl didn’t but at the same time I wouldn’t judge a girl over it.

Do you see jealousy in a girl as a positive or negative sign?

It is a positive sign but only initially, later on though you need to develop some sort of trust and understanding. If you don’t then jealousy can get pretty annoying.

What makes for a perfect woman?

She should support whatever it is I want to do and be a team player.

Also if she can cook that would be a big plus.

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What is your favourite mode of communication with a girl?

I’d say texting. It’s comfortable since you can message at your own convenience and not have to worry about being nervous or being judged by the other person. I’m not much of a phone person because I get easily distracted in long conversations. Of course there’s nothing like having a conversation in person as it allows you to make a good impression and most importantly, make the girl feel comfortable.

What is the one thing that girls do on Facebook that you absolutely cannot stand?

Duck faces and mirror “selfie” pictures seem extremely lame and make me think, “Please, how old are you again?”

If a girl has a past, does that bother you and why?

No! Even I have a past. Having a past only means she knows what she wants which is a good thing and that her past wasn’t exactly what she was looking for.

Do you see jealousy in a girl as a positive or negative sign?

There should always be a factor of jealousy but to a very minimal extent. It shows care and commitment. Over expressed jealousy and possessiveness can be suffocating.

What makes for a perfect woman?

Nobody is perfect! However, beauty + brains + compatibility + love + respect + a great sense of humour + food lover = perfect for me!

Damn where can I find one like that?

Mudassar Shahbaz, 22 Associate at Aitzaz Ahsan and Associates (Law Firm), Lahore What is your favourite mode of communication with a girl?

It might sound strange in this day and age, but nothing can be better than face to face. Definitely not WhatsApp because it causes too many issues when you can tell when the other person was “last seen” Haha. I’d choose texting over WhatsApp. What is the one thing that girls do on Facebook that you absolutely cannot stand?

Selfies! Regardless of how attractive she might be, selfies are a definite sign of self-obsession. Also I’ve been taught not to judge a book by its cover, so I don’t think profile photos give a true picture of what they look like. That’s the best they've looked and it won't be like that everyday.

If a girl has a past, does that bother you and why?

I would say no because that would make me a hypocrite. However, her being in close contact with her past would have possible repercussions. I'd like to know everything and get to know it once and for all and then never have talk about it again. I'm quite orthodox - still I'd accept it but would not like to be reminded of it.

Do you see jealousy in a girl as a positive or negative sign?

Honestly, I think all boys actually enjoy jealousy in their girls to some extent.

However it can't possibly be a good sign, it means there’s not enough trust and the girl will not be giving you any breathing space which is the worst thing possible for me.

What makes for a perfect woman?

Good looks and a charming personality for sure. And she should know how to cook.

Ahmad Ansari, 24 Banker, Dubai What is your favourite mode of communication with a girl?

Face to face as it is definitely the best way to get to know someone.

What is the one thing that girls do on Facebook that you absolutely cannot stand?

It’s between the pictures girls tend to post of themselves accompanied with absolutely random quotes or the outburst of emotions on status updates.

If a girl has a past, does that bother you and why?

It depends on the specific circumstance but for the most part no, simply because everyone has a past and that plays a major role in the development of an individual’s character. A girl cannot change her past, she can only learn from it and move on.

Do you see jealousy in a girl as a positive or negative sign?

Jealousy can never be seen as a positive sign.

What makes for a perfect woman?

She plays FIFA haha. On a serious note, someone you can spend all day with but never get bored of. Someone who shares the same interests and values. Loyalty and trust are obviously important traits.

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don ’ t talk j us t kiss Markus Lupfer’s signature lips have become a real style statement as seen last year at Prada and this year at Stella McCartney, DVF, Lulu Guinness and Charlotte Olympia. So try this kissable new trend now!

Florence Welch

Sasha Salahuddin Stella McCartney Resort 2014

Jennifer Love Hewitt Charlotte Olympia Bisoux leopard flats $695

Markus Lupfer $475

Sophie Ellis Bextor with her Lulu Guinness lips clutch

DVF Flirty crossbody bag $245

Diane Von Furstenberg

Prada clutch 2012

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bridal trends

The House of Kamiar Rokni’s new bridal collection, ‘The Orientalist’, is inspired by the glory and fascination that captivated the West when they first encountered the exotic East. Multiple embroidery techniques and unexpected motifs create an element of surprise and excitement.

By AmnA SAlmAn

The collection celebrates fabrics created from regionally indigenous textiles (hand-woven silks, organzas, jamavars, chiffons and nets) in an eclectic mix of vibrant colours with lots of gota.

The two parrots at the back are a perfect example of the surprise elements this collection offers as well as two very different Asian influences gelling together in perfect harmony in one outfit.

The Shandana Kurta is the reincarnation of the Saraiki or Baluchi kurta. It incorporates gota, resham, ghara, mukaish, french knots and zardozi.

The same whimsical gota patterns mixed with tradition craft continues with this red ensemble.

The back boasts a collection of dragon flies while the workmanship features the very best of our ethnic workmanship, with colours that go beautifully together.

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The Duppatta is a work of art on it’s own with little birds flying through a jungle of tilla feathers. This has to be their best work yet!