Welcome Summer with Pakistani Fashion Dresses

Posted on Apr 28th, 2011 | Comments (0)

Summer 2011 is yet another season welcoming the Pakistani fashion trends with the innovations in the Pakistani fashion dresses.

Summer 2011 has brought along a beautiful collection of summer lawn prints from a variety of designers in Pakistan. Now that the ladies have grabbed onto their favourite designer’s print, they should now get them tailored. The tailored shirts, tops and kurta’s have become the trend in Pakistan.

Since we have a choice of choosing what kind of cut to wear while we get our dresses made. The Pakistani fashions dresses are the floral printed lose cut shirts. Since the summers in Pakistan is too harsh, the Pakistani fashion trend can’t let go of the lose cuts.

The most amazing Pakistani fashion trends in Pakistani dresses are the innovation of the churidars and how amazingly everyone can follow the Pakistani fashion trend if they have a good tailor. If you have a little bit of fashion sense you can simply follow the Pakistani fashion according to your very own way.  You can wear what suits you. With the variety of material, colours and prints you can simply get your own dress made according to the Pakistani fashion trends. The trend will never let go of the lose cuts because they are a remedy for staying cooling in the summers.

Pakistani fashion trends incorporate the cultural, traditional as well as the western cuts and designs. Pakistani fashion dresses are a combination of colours, the variety of material that can be mixed and matched gives Pakistani fashion dresses a variety to the designs, which makes the wardrobe more exciting for the summer.

The addition of traditional kurta’s to the Pakistani fashion dresses has made Pakistani fashion dress compatible to the international fashion. Pakistani women can wear these kurta’s where ever they go.  The Pakistani fashion dresses have made the Pakistani fashion industry famous internationally. Pakistan fashion trend gives the Pakistani women a variety to choose from according to your own style, they can add individuality in their styles.

Pakistani women have the most amazing spectrum of Pakistani fashion dresses to choose from so this summer they should get their hands on the best fashion dresses. Welcome the season with your very own creation of Pakistani fashion dress.  Mix and match colours and prints, so that you make the summers easy and breezy with colours.

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Reese Witherspoon in red Giambattista Valli: gorgeous or meh?

Reese Witherspoon in red Giambattista Valli: gorgeous or meh?

I’m kind of depressed that I didn’t get to these photos sooner, just because they are so incredibly cute and pretty. For several days, Reese Witherspoon and Robert Pattinson were in Paris promoting Water for Elephants. They had the Paris premiere on Thursday night, and the photos got lost in the royal wedding mix. There are also photos of Reese and Sparkles out and about (separately) in Paris over the weekend. Reese skipped the Berlin part (Sparkles’ shiny brown suit!), and I think Christoph Waltz skipped the Paris part of promotion.

Anyway, the shots of Reese in red are from the Paris premiere. The dress is Giambattista Valli - I love her in red. So cute. Sparkles looked really nice at the premiere too, although he could have shaved. His “I haven’t shaved in approximately 40 hours” beard looks very contrived. Still, it’s tough to decide which one is prettier.

They both looked great in candids, out and about in Paris. I LOVE Reese’s shoes here:

Photos courtesy of Fame & WENN.

Written by Kaiser

Posted in Fashion, Reese Witherspoon, Robert Pattinson

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I’m getting tired of these hoove-shoes. Otherwise, looking good as usual.

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That coat = pregnancy rumors

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Reese has a great body but her build is stocky so she will always have pregnancy rumors surrounding her. She looks great in that red dress also tired of the shoes.

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Air India Cancels 126 Domestic Flights

AI estimates total loss of Rs 26.5 cr due to pilot strike.

National carrier Air India Ltd. said it canceled 126 local flights Friday as a strike by a group of pilots against what they say are unfair wage practices entered its third day.

Cancellations over the three days and a freeze on fresh ticket bookings have cost the airline 265 million rupees ($5.98 million) in lost revenue, Air India said.

"The number of flights successfully operated [Friday] was 39," the airline said.

Long-haul international flights are operating normally, said the airline, which usually runs 320 local and overseas flights daily.

The Indian federal government merged Air India and Indian Airlines in August 2007, but the company--which has a workforce of 31,000--hasn't been able to bring several departments under one common salary structure.

This has led to strikes by different sections of its workforce on numerous occasions in the past few years.

The ongoing strike was called by former Indian Airlines pilots, belonging to a union named Indian Commercial Pilots Association, who are now flying with Air India.

Air India employs a total of 1,500 pilots.

The airline said it had to cancel 57 flights on the first day of the strike and 96 on the second.

Air India says that the Indian Commercial Pilots Association strike is illegal due to an earlier assurance by the union to the Delhi High Court that it wouldn't strike work.

The airline has said that no strike is legally permitted as a case is pending before a tribunal set up to look into issues such as pay parity and to make recommendations on different productivity-linked incentive schemes.

It sacked seven striking pilots till Thursday and suspended four more. It didn't elaborate in the statement if more employees will be fired.

Prince William & Kate Middleton Royal Wedding at Westminster Abbey Photos & Pictures

It's the moment the whole world has been waiting for â€" The Royal Wedding of Prince William and Kate Middleton is scheduled to take place at Westminster Abbey on today (29 April 2011) at 11am. It is destined to be a global media event. People around the globe are clamoring to see what the bride-to-be will wear, how the ceremony will go down, and what the future will look like for these two icons. Britain hasn't seen a royal wedding of this size since William's father Prince Charles married the late Lady Diana Spencer in 1981.

Thousands of well wishers have lined the mile-and-a-half route to Westminster Abbey to celebrate the marriage of Prince William today. Kate and William both enrolled at St. Andrew's College in Scotland and graduates together from St. Andrew's -- William with a Master's in Geography (and second honors), Kate with a Master's in History of Art. More than 2,000 guests are expected to attend the ceremony including royals, heads of state, celebrities and charity representatives. There were actually 200 more police on duty for that wedding, which had a longer procession route and a guest list of some 3,500 people, including foreign royals and heads of state.

The wedding is scheduled to begin at 15:00 pm IST and The event will be aired live on NBC, CNN, DISH, BBC, and other networks at 1 AM PT/4 AM ET. Checkout here Prince William Kate Middleton Wedding Ceremony Photos, Prince William Kate Middleton Wedding Ceremony pictures, Prince William Kate Middleton Wedding Ceremony wallpapers, Prince William Kate Middleton Wedding pics, Kate Middleton & Prince William Westminster Abbey Photos, Pics & Images.

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Tribeca 2011: The Trip Movie Review

Michael Winterbottom’s The Trip may have been the only project I was aware of in advance of the Tribeca Film Festival, although not as a feature film.  I had only known about this project as a marvelous, 6 episode BBC series released last year, starring the brilliant Steve Coogan and the hilarious Rob Brydon.  But this film is not a continuation of the story from the TV show, nor is it a “reimagination.”  This is a collection of scenes from the TV series, chopped up and resequenced to create a theatrical movie.  So the big question looms: does a 3 hour television masterpiece hold up when you cut it down to a 100 minute feature film?  Read the full review to find out…

 

Michael Winterbottom, sublimely perfected the notion of multi layered meta-narrative in 2005′s Tristram Shandy: A Cock and Bull Story. With The Trip, he lowers his sights from adapting an unfilmable novel to create simply a self aware reflection on the personal lives of this film’s (and incidentally, the aforementioned film’s) stars.  The Trip stars unsung comic genius Steve Coogan, and popular TV personality Rob Brydon as exaggerated versions of themselves, eating and conversing their way through a dining tour of northern England.  Along the way, they ruminate on aging, their respective levels of fame, and their general satisfaction with their lots in life.  They also pass the time by trying to one up each other with their knowledge of English literature, their abilities to impersonate other celebrities, and other, generally silly conversations.

 

The film’s stars are often hilarious, with quick witted banter and a rapport that can only come from a crystal clear understanding of the others’ comic strengths.  However, they also manage to turn in wonderfully understated dramatic performances in the film’s quieter moments.  Coogan, who rocketed to fame as fictional chat show host Alan Partridge, is perpetually disheartened by the fact that he can’t seem to move beyond the shadow of this character.  This, combined with a Peter Pan complex which keeps him pining for fame and validation (as well as young models and waitresses), makes him a particularly melancholy figure.  On the other hand, Brydon displays a maturity that one would not expect coming from an actor whose success can be primarily attributed to catch phrases and gimmicky humor.

 

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The technical components of the film are as understated as the performances, allowing for maximum effectiveness from the actors.  The photography is simple, alternating between static shots of conversations and handheld shots of the chaotic action that occurs in gourmet kitchens.  This transitional device, reminiscent of the shots of everyday mundanity in Ricky Gervais’ The Office,  not only breaks up the sometimes long winded dialogue scenes, but interjects a bit of energy between them.  There are also a number of grand, wide shots showcasing the solemn beauty of the moorlands of northern England.  Such shots help to accentuate the isolation Coogan feels, as if his own talents go as unappreciated as the desolate landscape surrounding them.

 

The film’s editing is certainly noticeable, but not necessarily showcased.  Winterbottom employs jarring jump cuts to play up the off beat comic timing and pensive drama throughout the film.  Each scene leads in and out with enough silence to allow viewers to take in a setting, or revel in the aftermath of the backhanded repartee.  At times a bit awkward, it is still a fitting technique, because it allows us to simmer in the squirm inducing discomfort, characteristic of British humor.  But it also allows us to move on to the next scene quickly and without letting the film drag its feet.  Unfortunately, because of the improvised nature of the dialogue, it is apparent that more than a few scenes have been abridged or truncated from much more expansive discussions.

 

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The Trip does, in fact, hold up as a functional and very good movie, in spite of the fact that it was hacked down from a much grander whole.  It is funny, compelling, and because of the singular nature of a feature film, stands on its own as a work of art.  Though it may have some holes, they aren’t big enough to derail the film.  Moreover, they are complemented by its original source material, which anyone who sees this film will certainly be driven to seek out.  With any luck, The Trip will bring the recognition its stars so richly deserve.

 

Rating: 8.5/10

 

 

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Three Official Royal Wedding Portraits: Revealed!

As you know, Friday marked the marriage of Prince William and Kate Middleton. It was a moment watched and cherished by two billion people worldwide.

The family has released three official Royal Wedding portraits, each taken by Hugo Burnand at Buckingham Palace, to commemorate the joyous event.

First, a formal, royally cute picture of adorable newlyweds:

The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge in the Throne Room.

Next up, a fun photo of Will and Kate with the kids in the bridal party. The youngsters are The Hon. Margarita Armstrong-Jones, Miss Eliza Lopes, Miss Grace van Cutsem, Lady Louise Windsor, Master Tom Pettifer and Master William Lowther-Pinkerton:

Finally, the merged families are featured in its entirety in a final shot, with everyone from Queen Elizabeth II to the bride's parents and siblings included:

Front row (left to right): Miss Grace van Cutsem, Miss Eliza Lopes, HRH The Duke of Edinburgh, HM The Queen Elizabeth II, The Hon. Margarita Armstrong-Jones, Lady Louise Windsor, Master William Lowther-Pinkerton.

Back Row (left to right): Master Tom Pettifer, HRH The Duchess of Cornwall, HRH The Prince of Wales, HRH Prince Henry of Wales, Mr. Michael Middleton, Mrs. Michael Middleton, Mr. James Middleton, Miss Philippa Middleton.

So regal and so sweet. Follow this link for tons more Royal Wedding photos!