Pakistan Today paperazzi issue 25, February 23rd

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GET TO THE POINT

Khazana Javaid’s 25th birthday bash!

Hasnat Haider & Shazia Deen’s Party

springsummer

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arefromvenus

girls

arefrommars

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we’re up all night for good fun!

all set to rise

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contents08 We’re Up All Night ForGood Fun Hasnat & Shazia Deen’s party.32 Romancing FestivalThe Sindh Festival Fashion segment.36 All Set to RiseKhazana Javaid Butt’s birthday.48 Crash Landings 7By Isfandyar Zaman Khan.49 What We FancyFind out what tickles our fancy.52 Life on PaperazziAliya Jaffer.54 Get to the pointThe shoes of the moment.

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34Publisher Arif Nizami l Publishing Editors: Samina Khan & Meher Tareen l Contributing Editor: Ali Nizami

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Erum Alam

Mehwish Khan, Shazia Deen, Amna Hasan, Sara Tanvir & Marium Saqib

Shazia Deen & Hasnat Haider

Shahzad Raza

Sundus Manan Aly Khan

we’re up all night for good fun!Hasnat Ahmed Haider & Shazia Deen threw a fabulous party for friends and family at the Veranda Bistro in Lahore. Needless to say, everyone had a smashing time.

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Jania & Babar Bhatti

Maria Wasti, Feeha Jamshed& Amar Faiz

Hasan

Faisal, Mona, Sara & Ghalib

Hasan & Amna Tahir

Zainab Alam, Nadia Malik & Sehr Lone

Shahid Butt & Mehr Butt

we’re up all night for good fun!Hasnat Ahmed Haider & Shazia Deen threw a fabulous party for friends and family at the Veranda Bistro in Lahore. Needless to say, everyone had a smashing time.

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Jania Bhatti & Zara Shahjahan

Faraz Manan, Shazia Deen & Shoaib Shafi

Saif Magsi Amna Khan

Nadia Malik

Zeyn Ali & Saifi Khan

Sehr Lone, Hamilton, Zainab Alam, Mehr Butt & Imran Malik

Areeba Magsi & Juggan Kazim


2013

Shahid Butt & Malik Momina & Nael Ahmed

Sonia Satti

Sana Adil

Hassan Ibrahim & Sara Tanvir

Hassan Raazee

Tanya Hatib, Saniya Qureshi & Shamyl Alam

Mahreen & Fahad Butt

Mehvish Khan

Sonya DattiMariam

Saqib


Reema Faisal

Saima Raheem Shadaab & Samina

Farzeen

Zarrin, Shahnaz, Naheed Lakhani & Ambreena

Samra, Asma, Shabana & Sadaf

Fizza Bilal & Arooj Bilal

Shadaab Wahaj hosted a lunch at Cafe Flo with all her friends as the year commences. Ladies were seen enjoying delicious entrées handpicked by the host and no body seemed to want the afternoon to end.

I T ’ S A

Noreen AtiqKanwal

S M A L L W O R L D A F T E R A L L


Erum Khalid

Aamir Mazhar

Maryam Pagganwala

Azeem Sani

Sara Sohail Afshan Javed Ayesha & Saima

Dr. Sameera Samina Shahjani & Nadia LakdawalaFarhat Khalid

Sana, Noreen Baig, Ambreen, Azmat & Samina

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Sarah GandapurKhawar Riaz & Asif Bilwani

Kanwal, Zara, Sana, Aqsa

Komal Dawani

Madiha, Alyzeh & AhmerFaisal Farooqui Muhammad Ali & Babloo

Maheen Kardar

Bonanza, English Boot House and LifeStyle Collection were recently launched at Central Avenue premium. Event managed by Verve Events, PR by Lotus hair and makeup was done by Splitends. The event was a big success!

A L L I N O N E



Momin Malik & Madiha

Onaza & Ali Moin

Selina Rashid Khan

Imtisal Shoaeb, Anny & Anmber

Saeed & SalmanAnam & Hamza

Sophia Mirza

Foha Raza



Khadija

Mr & Mrs Ramiz Baig

Aqeel Bilgrami

The ICI dulux launched the color of the year 2014. They held a dinner at Café Flo which was followed by a memorable performance by Zoe Viccajji. The event and PR was managed by Nirvana Events.

C O LO U R H A P P Y

Mr & Mrs Niazi

ICI Dulux Team

Mr & Mrs Anwar Quettawala

Imran

Madiha Ghani with a guest

M E



Rema Qureshi & Shehrbano Taseer hosted a charity trunk sale, Fashion Supports Conservation, at the Mohatta Palace. The event was the first of the Sindh Fest’s Fashion segment. Photography by Sana Sultan.

Maira Pagganwala Meherbano, Sohabano, Sameer, Amelia & Fahd Chinoy

Uzma, Frieha & CyraAlyzeh Rahim Shirazi

Nubain & Maida

Sehr Piracha

Mashall & Sehrish

Shehryar Taseer & Tammy Haq

fashion for a cause


Aamna & Fareshteh

Hena & Umair

Salina & Sana

Asim & Sana

Hafsa Alam

Shehrbano Taseer & Bakhtawar Bhutto Zardari

Sabeen & RemaAmy Haq & Sherry Rehman

Kasim Gillani


FizzaHameed

Fahad Butt & Omer Khalid

Huma Khan & Ali Shah

Maha Qaisar Mahra Bhatti, Cybil Chowdhry & Noor Bhatti

Natasha Kamal & Purniya Awan

all set to rise

Maira Chinoy

Arifa Khawaja, Leena Ghani & Sami Sheikh

Khurram Shafiq & Kha-zana Javaid Butt Tania

Khan

Khazana Javaid Butt recently celebrated his 25th birthday with friends and family at his farm.The party was a raving success. The event was managed by Verve.


all set to rise

Imtisal Zafar

Mariam Saqib, Mehvish Khan, Amna Hasan & Sara Tanveer

Mikail Khan & Izza SamiHira Butt & Malaika

Chaudhry

Zoe Moin, Areeba Magsi & Mahreen Butt

Noor Monnoo

Redah Misbah & Sana Bhatti Momina Sibtain &

Nadira Omer KhalidFatin Gondal & Shahzad Malik

HaribJaved

Khazana Javaid Butt recently celebrated his 25th birthday with friends and family at his farm.The party was a raving success. The event was managed by Verve.


Zainab Qureshi

Zeyn Ali & Saifi Khan

Aleena Naqvi & Saleha Shah Haider & Saad

Daniyal Raheal

Amna Shah & Abbas Ali

Mariam Shah

Sara Raazee

ZainabGardezi

Shahraiz Khan

Tanya Hatib, Mickey & Nida Rehman

Ammar, a friend & Faisal Khalil



These best friends are always a lot of fun. We love Sanam’s tied back hair & Kami’s pinstripe

suit!

Sanam Taseer &Kamiar Rokni Areeba Asif

pairs an LBD & understated black pumps with a fun metallic bag.

who's hotthis week!

Shazay Salahuddin

Bano Raazee looks glam in black & white. We love her Charlotte Olympia story clutch.

Amna Hasan pulls off all red

beautifully.

looks hot as ever in high-waisted black pants.

who's hotthis week!

HINAMIRZAspring

summer2014

Hina Mirza's Spring Summer 2014 col-lection comprises of ensembles that mix Asian tunics with western cuts and embellishments. Bold colours, pastels, prints, silks, embroideries and screen prints are used in this collection, making the clothes look effortlessly chic and beautiful.


Photography by Hina Mirza Hair & makeup Natasha KhalidModel Sana Ansari & Sania KhanSet Designer Kyran Tariq Mumtaz






ISFANDYAR ZAMANlandings 7

crash

At times, you just go round and round and end up right where you start, at times the journey makes you wiser and at times it just tires you. The last so-journ took me on Austrian Air OS684 seat 14C from Zagreb to Vienna. Zagreb itself is a quaint lit-tle stop on the once grand orient express train. The city has its first snowfall and it took an hour for the plane to be de-iced and another 45 min for the snow to be plowed up. All this made me precari-ously close to missing the connection to Salzburg in Vienna. Once in Vienna, l hopped off the passen-ger bus, ran across customs to make it to the non-Schengen area, cut the line in security, ran to gate F14 to be the last passenger to check in to Austrian Air OS 923. The bus then did a giant looping tour of the airport and deposited me to my plane. As I huddled up the rolled out stairs, I had a sneaking suspicion that I had just went round and round. I walked towards seat 14 C and glanced at the end of the gully to squint my eyes at the blond airhost-ess who also cocked her head a little, and we both had a knowing laugh. So here, I was back where I started, same plane, same seat, same airhostess, and yet did I end wiser or just exhausted?

Speaking of going round and round in an endless circle takes one to the rather cozy talks we are

supposedly having with the Taliban (didn’t we have them over Swat once and look how that ended). The talks are actually something they are having with themselves these days. Do I trust the future of 200 million Pakistani in the hand of just 10 homogenous fellows? Hell no. This is Pakistan, it’s my Pakistan and diverse. If we are to offer a hand of peace (again) to those that have killed more than 40,000 of my fellow Muslims (be it Sunni, Wahhabis, Shia, Hazara, Sufi etc), Hindus, Christians, school kids, police officers, singers, cinema goers, polio workers, mountain enthusiasts- then I need them to say that there is room for them all to operate and prosper and to follow the Quran themselves.

Verse 32 of surah Al-Maeda says “min ajli dhaalika katabnaa 'Alaa baniy israaiyla an-nahuu man qatala nafsam bi gayri nafsin aw fasaadin fiyl arDi fa ka'an-namaa qatalan naasa jamiy'….” - translated “whoever slays a soul, it is as though he slew all men; and whoever keeps it alive, it is as though he kept alive all men. So who is more Islamic here? The health workers that save lives or those that kill them? You just have to dig a bit further and you will see that in Al-Hajj Verse 40, the all mighty is “obligating Muslims to protect all cloisters and churches and synagogues and mosques in which God's name is remembered”. He goes on further to say that if He really didn’t like where His name is mentioned then He can destroy them Himself. This leads me to believe that He likes it when those rather opulent black gospel singers say “Hallelujah O Lord” or when some malang (dervish) swirls around to profess his love for God. So my two cents would be to listen to what all parties say but always good to arm yourself against an adversary and typically knowledge is the best way to do that.

I think I may have digressed a bit, but then again what fun is life if it’s predictable.

So ya, back to Salzburg. The city is nestled in the Austrian Alps is the home of Dietrich Mateschitz, the founder of Red Bull. When there be sure to check out Hanger 7 (thanks Claudio), which is essentially Dietrich’s private jet hanger. It houses his planes, formula 1 car and a Michelin starred restaurant Ikarus. In case you run into Dietrich maybe you can score an invite for us to his private Island of Laucala in Fiji, it will be even more delightful if he hosts the peace talks there. Maybe Bhoja air can sponsor it.

Wishing you all a Sunday of peace, and may you never be made to stop posing for the camera, no matter how big a fash-ion crime you commit.


what we fancy!

Transport back into the Mughal period, and enjoy the delicious food which includes delicately spiced meals packed with flavour. Like the Nawabi culture from which it’s drawn, the food and style at this restaurant is subtle and refined. You must try their raan-e-dumpukt!

Gravity, starring Sandra Bullock & George Clooney, is the movie of the moment at this year’s British Academy of Film and Television Arts (BAFTA) Awards after winning 6 awards out of the 11 nominations!

Leena Ghani is a stunning makeup artist, and always looks fab! She definitely makes it to our hot stuff list!

hollywood

Unconditionally by Katy Perry should be on everyone’s playlist!

Caught by the Paperazzi cameras: Aatish & Sanam Taseer are seriously good looking siblings!

super siblings!

hot stuff

From the makers of Paperazzi! Find out what tickles our fancy!

on the playlist

We love the new Chloé Susanna boots as seen on Miranda Kerr!

quirky & fun

food!

fun stuff

Omar Shah, the twin brother of Ali Shah is equally quirky and equally fun! No party is complete without these two.


are from venusgirls BY NATASIA KHALID

are from marsboys This week Paperazzi asked these ladies the inside scoop on what women really want.

Anaam AyubKarachi

Tell us your all time favourite movie.It has to be Shawshank Re-demption.

What kind of music do you prefer?Don't have a favorite kind in particular I listen to anything that sounds good to me.

Describe your ideal fun night out.Great food and interesting conversations with my friends and family.

What do you like to splurge on?Make up

How fashion conscious are you? Do you mind repeating outfits?I enjoy fashion and I love to look good but my life doesn't revolve around it and as long as I'm not meeting the same people I have no issues repeating my outfits!!

What are your Pet peeves?Messy and unorganized rooms.

What are usually the contents of your handbag?

Wallet, sunglasses, cell-phone, iTouch, Mascara and hand sanitizer!

Bushra ParekhKarachi

Tell us your all time fa-vourite movie.Definitely Notting Hill!

What kind of Music do you prefer?Chill house music but sometimes I need my pop dose!

Describe your ideal Fun night out.Dinner with my close girl friends!

What do you like to splurge on? Make up and chocolates!

How fashion conscious are you? Do you mind repeating outfits?Don't mind repeating the clothing items but re-style to make a new look each time!

What are your Pet peeves? Untrimmed nails, dirty feet & upside down shoes!

What are usually the contents of your Handbag? My favorite bright colored lipstick, hand sanitizer & emer-gency snacks!


Gibran Ali JamshedKarachi

Tell us your all time favourite movie.Hmm.. Well it's hard to pick just one with movies like Lord of The Rings, Star Trek, Indiana Jones, Star Wars, etc. So, it's easier to just tell you a current favorite,

which would have to be The Wolf of Wall St. What kind of music do you prefer?I know a lot of people in Pakistan don't listen to it, but I really like country music. Other than that I listen to pretty much everything. Describe your ideal fun night out. My fun night out would be games night at a friend’s house or out for a movie with my favorites. What do you like to splurge on? I definitely like to splurge on food. How fashion conscious are you? Do you mind repeating outfits? I am fashion conscious, but repeating outfits is not something that fazes me. What are your Pet peeves? I didn't think I had any till I just thought about it, but what really gets under my skin is bad service at restaurants. What are usually the contents of your pocket?Cigarettes, lighter, keys, cash (no wallet), and on some days, a pen. Pretty basic.

Mohammad ArshidKarachi

Tell us your all time favourite movie.Top Gun without a doubt. It’s a movie for real men.

What kind of music do you pre-fer?I like songs with depth not just noise.

Describe your ideal fun night out.Anything as long as it’s spontaneous. A spontane-ous plan is always the best plan!

What do you like to splurge on?I’m always broke

How fashion conscious are you? Do you mind repeating outfits?I wear a black t-shirt and jeans almost every alter-nate day! Decide for yourself

What are your pet peeves?Questions as such.

What are usually the contents of your pocket?I’d tell you but then I’d have to kill you! Just kidding, only my cell phone.


Florence 2010

With friends in Thailand 2013

My teacher!

Post baby-With the girls in New York 2007

With my parents

Madonna’s concert

Summer in Central Park 2013

Summer holiday in Rome 2010

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Marc Jacobs

Susie Bubble wears Tabitha Simmons

Miranda Kerr wearing Miu Miu

Anaam Ayub

Alexa Chung

Shazia Deen

Hasna Sami

Lela Rose

Maghul Rashid

Alizah Raza

get to the point!Heel heights have been on the decline since last spring & now the

spotlight is on sleek pointed flats as daytime staple as well as evening essential. Our feet can finally rejoice!


Sublime by Sara shows us how to wear the velvet jacket

When towering heel devotee Victoria Beckham is spotted wearing flats you know this trend is here to stay.

Maliha Aziz

Gulrukh Shafiq

Jessica Alba wears Jenni Kayne’s D’Orsay flats. They’re the most sought after flats. A must buy!

Tanya Taylor Ammara Khan

wears Valentino

Sasha Barket

Olivia Palermo

Tabitha Simmons

Gianvito Rossi

Nicholas Kirkwood

Jimmy Choo

Tanya Taylor


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

bestival

Become a guaranteed professional photographer in one month by joining this photography course held by Naeem Akram & Q.H.T! When: Saturday 1st March 2014, 4pm Where: 183/C,Model Town, Lahore - Naeem Akram Studios For more information, contact0321-4434466

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lahore literature festivalBeaconhouse National University is having it’s multi-category annual event ‘Bestival 2014’. Over a span of four days, it aims to provide a platform for talented amateurs to showcase their latent skills along with promoting student culture, and encourage healthy competition in order to stir a spirit of camaraderie between people!When: Thursday 27th to Sunday 2nd March 2014. Where:13 KM on Raiwind Road, Lahore - BNU Tarogil Campus For more information, contact 0321-4510167

Entrepreneurs and designers come together to showcase their work at the Fashion Street Exhibition!When: Sunday 23rd February 2014, 12pm to 9pm. Where: Sheraton Hotel, KarachiFor more information, contact 0321-2030931

Robocop starring Joel Kinnaman is in theatres now!

book fair

what’s happening!

After its huge success last year, Lahore Literary Festival is back again this year. With over hundred foreign and national speakers, the three day event includes book reading sessions, panel discussions, book launches, exhibitions and performances. Be sure not to miss it!When: 21st to 23rd February. Where: Alhamra Arts Centre, Lahore

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horoscopeOur fab astrologer Zahid Haider, styles up your stars.Find out what’s in store for you this week!

cancer 22June/23July

taurus21April/21May

virgo 24August/23September

sagittarius 23November/21December

pisces20February/20March

leo

24July/23August

libra 24September/23October

scorpio 24October/22November

capricorn22December/20January

aquarius21January/19February

For your in-depth weekly forecast call 0322-757-5219E-mail: [email protected]

23rd February to 1st March

aries21March/20April

gemini 22May/21June

Your early adoption of some gadget or catchphrase on Monday will have positive repercussions for you throughout the week and might set you on a new path. Your management skills will come into play midweek, and will definitely work to your advantage. The more people you’ve got on your side, the better. By Friday at the latest, your vision will be taking shape in reality and you’ll have all the assistance you can use. Watch out for little frustrations over the weekend — you might tend to blow them out of proportion.

Monday will feel a little bit unfair, like everyone has won a prize but you. The feeling won’t last long, because by early Tuesday morning you’ll be feeling grounded and able to reclaim any lost ground. In fact, midweek will be a good time for you to expand your ambitions and set new goals. People whom you don’t know well will rub you the wrong way on Thursday or Friday, but it’s just superficial personality conflict rather than a sign of deeper hostility. Get together with friends over the weekend, especially if you’re feeling down.

You’ll be thinking and operating on a deeper level on Monday. You’ll take your current interests somewhere you hadn’t expected to go. Family or business partners might start acting dictatorial on Tuesday, but it won’t last long and you’re probably better off just going along until they get bored. Late in the week you will be open to new ideas and might find someone who’s on your wavelength to expand your conceptual space. The weekend will inspire you to at least think about making a big change in your life. Try to articulate your desire as clearly as possible.

Do something nice for yourself on Monday, and don’t let yourself make a single sacrifice unless it’s vital to your sense of self. Your sensory and interpersonal awareness will be extremely sensitive through Thursday, so get ready for a barrage of data that might overwhelm from time to time. Your emotions will be out of sync with most people late in the week. Expect to feel a sense of alienation, but also a sense of pride in feeling honest emotions. Stick with big-picture or creative tasks over the weekend.

You’ll be on the cutting edge all day Monday, but not so far out that you make your friends nervous. Midweek brings a strong sense of needs — both your own and others’. Try to help out as much as you can, but don’t neglect yourself. You’ll have all the answers on Thursday and Friday, and your friends and family will be glad for all your help and advice. The weekend will bring an opportunity, but you should be profoundly skeptical. That’s not to say you shouldn’t take it — but examine it carefully first.

Though you’ll feel constrained by family or work obligations on Monday, try to just go with the flow and let freedom come naturally. Soon — as early as Tuesday morning — you’ll see a definite payoff, as well as an upwelling of powerful creative energy. Later in the week, you’ll need to be flexible as little diversions and interruptions get in the way of your daily routines. On Saturday and Sunday, you’ll have to be the driving force for the group, but don’t get too frustrated if others dawdle.

Very early in the week, you’ll feel like exploring some new territory. It might be actual turf, or it might be emotional — go wherever you feel is calling out for you. By Tuesday morning you’ll have reached your limit in at least one direction. It might be an authority figure in your way or a mental block. Later in the week you’ll feel in touch with those around you, and have a much sharper insight into their thinking than you had in the past. The weekend will be busy but slow, so don’t get frustrated if it turns out that no individual project advances very far.

Follow along with the flow around you on Monday — but keep a wary eye on the road ahead. The middle part of the week is great for career moves. You’ll be in the good graces of your supervisors and will have a firm understanding of your ambitions. An unexpected message or complaint comes late in the week from parents, elderly relatives or possibly an old friend. It won’t be pleasant at first, but you can turn it into a positive. Try to stick with creative pursuits over the weekend. Your juices will really be flowing.

Monday is great — you’ll be in the best mood you’ve seen all month or maybe all year. The good mood will last longer if you take time out for artistic culture midweek. Try to soak up something totally new to you. Your social skills will be sharp on Thursday and Friday, which is good timing as you’ll meet one or more new people that will grow into important roles in your life. Be very careful with valuables over the weekend: Your attachments to material things will be extremely tenuous.

Step into the week carefully and confidently. If you know where you’re going and have the trip planned, there won’t be any problems. Midweek you’ll be rewarded or otherwise recognized for your great performance. It’s a good time to finish up projects and start on new ones. New ideas will be a dime a dozen later on, so try to stall on taking any action that deviates too far from your pre-existing plans. Over the weekend, you’ll be able to get a lot done, even without much help. Music will be a great way to break up the work time.

Big changes are afoot on Monday, and they’ll be mostly for the good. You might find yourself thinking about new directions. Tuesday and Wednesday will be fairly mysterious — it might seem as if everything just happens on its own, without any discernible cause. Stay flexible and the feeling will pass. Your brilliance will be on display toward the end of the week, and you’ll scoop up some new believers as you rattle off your plans for change. Be careful with spending over the weekend — make sure that you balance your own needs with your generosity.

Keep your eyes and ears open on Monday — you’ll need to be fully attentive to catch the most important exchanges. The middle part of the week will be focused on group activities. You’ll be able to identify a change or addition that will help everyone tremendously. By Friday, your mind will be working overtime. Give it a rest by taking in a movie or vegging with a video game. Anything that can take your mind off the current situation will be perfect. The weekend will be wonderful for you, and those around you will take delight in your creative impulses.

Pakistan Today paperazzi issue 25, February 23rd

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