LAKME FASHION WEEK SHIFTS VENUE TO NEW HOTEL

GQ BEST DRESSED MEN 2014
Nissan makes history at
Le Mans with first
mirrorless race car
" Nissan ZEOD RC runs at Le Mans with no rear view mirrors
" Drivers use rear camera and radar system in traffic
" Technologies developed for ZEOD to improve Nissan Safety
Shield and Nissan Smart Mirror for the road
NARGIS FAKHRI
MANDIRA BEDI
AYUSHMANN KHURRANA
LAKME FASHION WEEK SHIFTS
VENUE TO NEW HOTEL
The venue for the bi-annual Lakme Fashion
Week, one of the India's premier fashion
events, has been changed from Grand Hyatt to
Palladium Hotel here for the forthcoming
edition of Winter-Festive 2014.
Time to fire up the grill
The five-day fashion extravaganza will star t Aug 20.
LFW's new venue spans across the eighth and ninth floors of the
Palladium Hotel and promises to star tle its guests with many new
features and surprises.
"Lakme Fashion Week is an experience that fashion patrons look forward to
every season and with our new venue partner Hotel Palladium, we will take
this experience to next level, while also making the five-day event more
accessible for media and guests," Purnima Lamba, head of Innovation, Lakme,
said in a statement. Romil Ratra, director of Palladium Hotel in Lower Parel
here, is also ecstatic to host the fashion gala.
"We at Palladium Hotel are absolutely delighted to play host to the iconic LFW
brimming with stalwarts from the fashion industry. We are excited to showcase 45,000 sq ft of our two floors of opulent banquet spaces and to have
them house the city's creme de la creme star ting August," said Ratra.
The LFW is a platform for a mix of over 100 established and upcoming
designers who showcase their fashion collections.
Make summer wardrobe stylish, colourful
From bold and floral prints to various shades of blue - one of the
best things about summer is the presence of vibrant colours in the wardrobe.
Follow an expert's tips to make your wardrobe stylish and glamorous.
Some glamorous designs that can help elevate style statement in
summer are:
ONTARIO - Nissan made history at the recent Le Mans test day by becoming
the first manufacturer of the modern era to run a car at Circuit de la Sarthe
intentionally with no rear view mirrors.
"Garage 56 is unique in motor racing where the organisers have allowed
manufacturers or private entrants to come and do something completely
different," said NISMO Global Head of Brand, Marketing & Sales, Darren Cox.
"Once again, the ACO should be applauded for that but I've got to tell you that
it is a huge task. The car is full of innovation, from the three cylinder 400 BHP
DIG-T R engine to the fact it is the first mirror-less race car of the modern era.
ZEOD is a big task but it has been a crucial stepping-stone towards our LM P1
project. What we learn here provides a huge data bank for our engineers as
they develop the new Nissan GT-R LM NISMO."
The rear view mirror was actually developed through motorsport with the
inaugural Indianapolis 500 winner Ray Haroun using a mirror for the first time
in 1911 aboard his Marmon Wasp.
With four different classes and dramatic closing speeds at the Le Mans 24
Hours, drivers having awareness of the surrounding traffic is imperative.
Nissan has taken inspiration from its Nissan Safety Shield and Nissan Smart
Mirror for the road to develop systems aboard the revolutionary Nissan
ZEOD RC.
The electric prototype is already set to break new ground by becoming the
first car at Le Mans to complete an entire 8.5 mile lap of the Circuit da la
Sarthe on nothing but electric power.
I CONTD. ON PAGE 30
Go bold: This Spring Summer has seen an elevated trend in bolder
prints and colours. Styling with the bolder colours has been quite a
buzz this season. Pair up a bold Aztec bright red gingham with a
khaki shor t. Complete the look with slippers. Make a signaturestyled look by adapting to the Aztec prints this season.
Blue is your baby: The upbeat seasonal trend this season in colours
has been blue. Play up with an aquamarine blue polo with a white
trouser. The look will surely be a rage in the streets. Tweak your
style by wrapping a scarf around your shoulder and be the talk of
the town.
Floral prints to add to your twist: Floral prints have been quite a
trend since last year. It juxtaposes both the street style and the
runway. Teaming a blue floral printed t-shir t along with a coffeecoloured trouser will make you fashion ready for a summer drive.
Kill the look by pairing up with cobalt blue mocassins.
Romance your White Polo: A surprise entry to your summer wardrobe will be a white polo shir t that will complement the look of all
skin tones when paired with brown shor ts. An affair with your white
polo will never fail you.
FOR BEST DEALS AND INFORMATION SEE PAGE 32
With summer on the horizon, it¡¦s time to take the barbecue out of hibernation and
light it up. The warmer months provide a perfect opportunity to dine al fresco and
prepare some tasty eats. Making homemade barbecue sauces and marinades
can add flavour at a fraction of the cost of store-bought versions ¡V and give grillers
an opportunity to cook with healthy ingredients.
Peanuts and peanut butter, both common staples in the Canadian kitchen, can help
you create mouth-watering, easy-to-make marinades. The versatility of peanuts
and peanut butter is endless. Plus, peanuts are chock full of vitamins and minerals
and contain high proportions of heart-healthy monounsaturated and polyunsaturated fats. More than 70 per cent of the peanuts consumed in Canada are USAgrown peanuts, which are known for superior taste and high-quality.
Here are some additional tips to help you enjoy a safe summer by the grill.
* Keep raw meat chilled until it hits the grill
* Use a clean serving plate for cooked meat
* Move perishables out of the sun
* Cook meats to the recommended internal temperature ¡V and use a meat
thermometer to be sure
* Don¡¦t reuse marinade that has been on meat ¡V if you want extra for dipping, put
some aside first
To learn more about the versatility, taste and health benefits of Quality USA peanuts
¡V and to find a selection of delicious recipes ¡V visit www.peanutbureau.ca
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body & soul
TOP 5 SENSUAL
WORKOUTS
IMPROVE YOUR Top 5 sensual workouts
lifestyle with yoga
h i s y e a r ' s N e w Year
r e s o l u t i o n s ,
worldwide, made by
people
from
different
countries and cultures, had
one common
t h r e a d :
T h e y
wish
T
lifestyle without thought to
structure, and a sedentary
way of life have all
contributed to ill health and
in some cases, even poor
self-esteem. How can all
these problems be resolved?
Health is the prime
to improve the quality of
their
lives
through
concerted effort, and so
they resolved to pursue a
more healthy lifestyle.
Overwork, stress, erratic
concern today, important for
individual as well as social
welfare. Keeping this in
view, it's instructive to know
more about the holistic
concept of yoga and its
relevance in modern times
so that we can understand
its importance and value and
be
encouraged
to
incorporate it in our lifestyle
.
Yoga is a precious gift;
a panacea from ancient to
modern living. What is
y o g a ? W h y y o g a ? We j u s t
have to be aware about it.
Actually we are aware but
we need to know more and
go
into
it
through
experience; only then it
fulfils its true meaning. Yoga
is an important philosophy
of
our
ancient
Indic
tradition.
The different schools of
yoga are Samkhya, Vedanta,
Tantra, Yoga, Uttar mimansa,
Poorva mimansa, Nyaya and
Va i s e s h i k a . S o i t h a s d e e p
origins. This we have got
from different Upanishads
and other an cient scriptures.
NOW, A SPA TO SUIT
YOUR SUN SIGN
S
o you're a Libran plagued with aching muscles? A one-of-a-kind relaxing zodiac spa
treatment is just the thing for you, suggests Purvaja Sawant. In a country obsessed
with astrology and horoscopes, people often refer to their zodiac signs when it comes
to things like starting a new business venture or tying the knot. Ask Pooja Bedi, a socialite
and spa lover, if she'd indulge in this treatment and she says, "If the treatment offers me a
valid and scientific reason as to why they have specific therapies for the various zodiac
signs, then I don't mind trying. After all, I'm a complete Spa baby! It definitely wouldn't hurt
to try this kind of treatment." So for all of you zodiac junkies, who love devouring Linda
Goodman books, there's an interesting mix of spa therapies that have hit the world of wellness
based on your zodiac. What could be more exclusive than a spa treatment designed and
customised specifically keeping your sun sign in mind? While zodiac spa treatments are
popular in honeymoon destinations like Malaysia, this concept has now been introduced in
Mumbai. Filmmaker Kamaal Amrohi's granddaughter Tabeer Amrohi, director of her own spa,
has designed zodiac spa treatments along with a team of astrologers. She says, "We believe
there is a connection between the zodiac and the body. So all our massages are specific and
target problem areas that affect each sun sign." For those who don't know, according to
astrology, every zodiac sign has a weak body point or organ that is prone to disease or pain.
OBESE WOMEN URGED TO LOSE
WEIGHT BEFORE PREGNANCY
WASHINGTON ; Obese mothers are likely to give birth to babies that are up to 17 percent smaller than
they should have been, making them more vulnerable to diseases, according to a new University of
Illinois study. Even if they eat a healthy diet when they are pregnant, their babies will develop in an
unhealthy environment that places the infants at risk for future health problems, researchers behind the
study said. “We can see fat sequestered in the placentas of obese mothers when it should be going to the
baby to support its growth. The nutrient supply region in the placenta of an obese mother is half the size
of that of a normal-weight mother, even when both are eating the same healthy diet,” said Yuan-Xiang Pan,
a U of I professor of nutrition. Pan blames what he calls the obesogenic environment of the mother, which
includes increased triglycerides, high levels of the hormone leptin, and elevated amounts of non-esterified
fatty acids (NEFAs) circulating in the obese expectant mother’s body. Triglyceride and NEFA levels are
nearly twice as high in obese mothers, even when they consume healthy diets during pregnancy, he said.
“My advice is, lose weight well before you become pregnant,” Pan said. In the study, the scientist
compared the placentas of obese rats fed a healthy diet throughout their pregnancies with the placentas
of obesity-resistant rats fed the same diet. “Although the obese females didn’t gain much weight on the
healthy diet, the obesogenic environment remained, and it affected nutrient transport regulation in the
placenta,” he said. As a result, obese mothers gave birth to babies that were up to 17 percent smaller than
they should have been. The consequences for those infants may be lifelong, making them more susceptible
to disease, he noted. Pan, an epigeneticist, was able to demonstrate for the first time that the DKK1 gene
regulates certain aspects of lipid metabolism in the placenta through the WNT signaling pathway.
B
oring gym workouts are
a thing of the past. It's
about time you groove to
the brand new and super sensual
fitness trends doing the rounds.
What's even better? These
sensual workouts are as good on
the calorie burning charts as
they are on the mood elevation
front. Here's the low-down on
top 5 such sensual workouts,
that will help you shed your
inhibitions, and pounds, by
getting in touch with your
sensual side. Belly dancing your
way to fitness: Shaking your
hips to a Middle-Eastern beat,
also popularly known as belly
dancing is a great way to burn
calories and feel sexier at the
same time. It helps in increasing
closeness
and
sexual
suggestiveness
between
partners. It helps in toning
your stomach muscles,
by tightening and
defining your butt. So,
what are you waiting
for, give belly dancing
a try and shimmy
your way to fitness.
Erotic massage and
partner stretching:
Manak says, Partner
stretching is a great
bedroom workout
routine which apart
from keeping you fit,
maintains the spark
in your sex life. Erotic
massage is also a great idea.
Massaging burns a lot of
calories. Both the partners can
take their turn to massage each
other and it's an interesting idea
to make love in a new way. Do
kegels : Sculpt Gym's Fitness
Expert, Yashmeen Manak says:
Kegel Exercises enhance sexual
performance and pleasure in both
men and women as they
strengthen the pubococcygeus
(PC) muscles which are
responsible for controlling the
flow of semen, hardness of
erections and ejaculation speed
in men. The control of PC
muscles affects a woman's ability
to reach a full range of orgasm.
For men, strong PC muscles will
allow them to be constantly
harder, control ejaculation with
precise timing and last longer.
For women, they will
plank holds, and end with high
repetition bodyweight squats to
improve strength and stamina.
And if you need to lose some
bodyfat then add 6-12 sprints for
15 seconds with 2 minutes walking
recovery in between at the end
your workouts. Tone up with
cardio
striptease:
Body
Transformation Expert Wanitha
Ashok says: Toss that hair, slap
that butt, bump, do the body rolls,
a n d hobbyhorse and feel like
notice a difference in how
intense their orgasm can be. Gym
exercises for great sex: Strength
and fitness coach, Arnav Sarkar
says: Certain exercises in the
gym are great if you wish to be
in shape for great sex. They
include compound exercises like
squats, planks, push ups, bench
press, dumbbell swings, glute
bridges, deadlifts, lunges, sprints,
rows, etc. For an ideal workout start
off with push ups, then do some
deadlifts, rows, glute bridges,
a goddess. This is the very
essence of the cardio striptease
class. These sensual routines will
definitely build self-confidence
and self esteem and spice up your
love life too. This low impact
cardio workout exercise is not
restricted to youngsters alone.
People of all shapes, sizes, age and
fitness level can participate. The
average cardio striptease
workout that lasts 45 minutes
burns around 500 calories
depending on your weight.
Drinking a glass
of red wine could
help you stay slim
LONDON : U.S. researchers
have found a compound in red
wine that can help control
obesity.
The substance,
piceatannol,
delays
the
generation of young fat cells and
prevents them from growing into
mature ones. It is also believed
to protect the body from heart
and
neurodegenerative
diseases, as well as cancer.
The compound blocks
insulin’s ability to activate genes
that carry out further stages of
fat cell formation. The agent
found in wine is also thought to
protect the body from heart and
neurodegenerative diseases and
cancer, according to researchers
at
Purdue
University,
Indiana, USA. “In the presence
of piceatannol you can see delay
or complete inhibition of young
fat cells,” the Daily Mail quoted
lead researcher Dr Kee-Hong Kim
as saying.
“Piceatannol alters the
timing of gene expressions, gene
functions and insulin action
during adipogenesis - the
process in which young fat cells
become mature fat cells,” Dr Kim
explained. The compound is
similar in structure to resveratrol
- a supplement sold in the UK
last year to combat disease - and
is also found in grapes,
blueberries and passion fruit.
Dr Kim, assistant professor of
food science at the university, said:
“We are now testing our idea using
animal model obesity to see if it has
the same benefical functions.”
“We need to work on improving
the stability and solubility of
piceatannol to create a biological
effect,” he added. The finding
was published in the Journal of
Biological Chemistry.
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CHRYSLER CANADA PRESENTS ALL-NEW 2014 DODGE
GRAND CARAVAN TO NORTH BAY FAMILY AS GRAND PRIZE
IN NATIONAL DODGE FAMILY ALL-STARS CONTEST
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WINNING BILLET FAMILY AWARDED 2014 DODGE GRAND CARAVAN CANADA VALUE PACKAGE
(CVP) AS PART OF DODGE FAMILY ALL-STARS CONTEST
DODGE IS A PROUD SPONSOR OF GRASSROOTS HOCKEY IN CANADA
WINNER WAS SELECTED FROM ROUGHLY 5,000 CONTEST PARTICIPANTS
NORTH BAY, ONTARIO - Chrysler
Canada, in collaboration with its
Chrysler, Jeep®, Dodge and Ram
retailers, today presented Andre
and Janice Marcil of Nor th Bay,
Ont. with an all-new 2014 Dodge
Grand Caravan Canada Value Package (CVP), valued at $34,000. They
were awarded the vehicle as the
grand prize winners of the Dodge
Family All-Stars Contest and picked
up their prize at the Nor th Bay
Chrysler
dealership.
Rick
Hanselman, General Manager North Bay Chrysler and Greg Friest
of Chrysler Canada Inc. happily handed the keys to the Marcils.
Andre and Janice are just one of hundreds of billet families who welcome
Canadian Hockey League (CHL) players into their homes each year and
provide security and support to these young men while they pursue their
hockey dreams in cities and towns often far away from their own.
In this second year of the Dodge Family All-Stars Contest, the CHL and Dodge
have once again teamed up to recognize these incredible billet families. Via
dodgefamilyallstars.com, the families can submit stories which give readers an inside look into their lives, sharing some of the humorous, touching
and challenging aspects of being CHL billets. The Marcils hosted players
from the Ontario Hockey League's (OHL) North Bay Battalion this past season. They learned they were this year's grand prize winners at the MasterCard
Memorial Cup in London, Ont. on May 23rd. Their random keys unlocked the
2014 Dodge Grand Caravan at centre ice during the intermission of the
tournament's semi-final game.
"As first time billets, we have come to realize how important and rewarding
it is to be part of these young players' lives as they pursue their hockey
dreams. We were very fortunate to welcome a great individual into our home
and create a lasting friendship," said Janice Marcil. "Thanks to the Dodge
Family All-Stars Contest, we had the opportunity to highlight what it takes to
be a billet family and to be recognized for what we do. Every story is different.
Thank you to Dodge and the CHL for giving us this awesome experience and
we are super excited to drive our new Dodge Grand Caravan."
"Congratulations to the Marcils as this year's winners of the Dodge Family
All-Stars Contest," said Ed Broadbear, Vice President - Marketing, Chrysler
Canada. "We're proud to award Canada's favourite minivan to a family that embodies our country's passion on the ice, plus serving
as strong role-models off the ice for these young men as they
embark on their hockey careers." As the most awarded minivan
ever, the 2014 Dodge Grand Caravan continues to lead the segment it created for the 30th year in a row and is a "top five" bestselling vehicle in Canada. The Dodge Grand Caravan features
industry-exclusive Super Stow 'n Go seating with easy one-touch
operation. The second row in the Dodge Grand Caravan can be
effor tlessly stowed in less than five seconds with just one hand.
Only Grand Caravan can effor tlessly be transformed from hauling
seven passengers to hauling cargo in a matter of seconds. With a
star ting MSRP of $19,995, Dodge Grand Caravan is available in five
models to fit any lifestyle and budget: Canada Value Package (CVP),
SXT, Crew, Crew Plus and R/T.
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Nissan makes history
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CONTD. FROM PAGE 25
But on the test day, drivers Wolfgang Reip and Tommy Erdos made
history by completing laps without the mirrors that are mandatory for
every other entry in the 56-car field.
The Nissan ZEOD is equipped with a rear-facing camera that actually
provides a more comprehensive view than the mirrors. In addition, the
car has an inbuilt radar system that not only alerts the drivers about
upcoming traffic, but provides further insight on closing speed through
large arrows on the screen.
The system is able to differentiate between cars that are closing fast, or
those that are staying at a similar distance behind or falling back. The
arrows also change color depending on closing speed. It will also alert
the driver whether a faster LM P1 car is passing on the left or right.
The dual-systems will again be used starting tonight in France for practice and qualifying where Reip will be joined by fellow GT Academy
winner, Lucas Ordóñez plus Japanese star, Satoshi Motoyama. Both
were forced to miss the Le Mans test day due to a clashing Super GT
race in Japan.
"These driver assist systems are just another aspect of future technology transfers that will improve the road cars of the future," said NISMO's
Global Head of Brand, Marketing & Sales, Darren Cox.
"The development of the battery technology will obviously assist the
development of future versions of the Nissan LEAF and other hybrid
models, but lessons learned from the driver assist systems will find
their way into every Nissan model in the future.
"If we have a system which can provide safe and important information
at 300km/h in a high pressure situation, then we can adapt that for use
in road cars.
"One of the reasons why we race is that motorsport helps our engineers
to really fast track technologies and test them in extreme environments.
There is no event or competition more extreme than the Le Mans 24
Hours."
Introduced at this year's Geneva Auto Show, the Smart rearview mirror
is housed within the structure of the rearview mirror, with a built-in LCD
monitor that can be activated in place of the conventional mirror.
A high-resolution camera mounted on the rear of the road car provides
the driver with a clear unobstructed view of the rear flanks, allowing the
ability to check blind spots and other traffic conditions. The camera
projects a clear image onto the monitor to provide the driver with a
better view for a more comfortable driving experience.
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Sustain inclusive growth by reducing
housing market risks: OECD
ONTARIO - Canada has experienced solid economic growth since the
global crisis, allowing it to reverse recession-induced job losses and
put federal public finances on a sound footing, says the Organization
for Economic Co-Operation and Development (OECD). Growth is expected to accelerate from 2.5% this year to 2.7% in 2015.
Despite the overall positive outlook, impor tant challenges remain to
ensure strong, inclusive growth going forward and preserve Canada's
high levels of well-being, according to two new OECD repor ts.
High housing prices in cer tain large cities and household debt pose
financial stability risks that should be addressed. Fiscal consolidation should continue as planned at both the federal and provincial
levels, with a par ticular focus on long-term health costs at provincial
level. Effor ts must be taken to protect the environment while saving a
greater share of resource revenues for future generations, and fur ther
action is needed to ease localised and sector-specific skills shor tages.
Presenting the Economic Survey of Canada 2014 today at the 20th
International Economic Forum of the Americas/Conference of Montréal,
OECD Secretary-General Angel Gurría said: "Canada weathered the
global crisis well and has out-performed most other advanced economies since the Great Recession.
Economic growth will accelerate in the years to come, but skills
shor tages in some sectors and regions must be addressed to avoid
constraining growth going forward." Mr Gurría said. "The exploitation
of non-renewable resources must be carefully managed, both to
minimise negative environmental impacts today and to ensure a better tomorrow for future generations."
The Economic Survey of Canada recommends policymakers move to
reduce housing market risks. It calls for a tightening of mor tgage
insurance, so as to cover only par t of lenders' losses in case of
mor tgage default, and a continuing increase in the private sector's
share of the market through gradual reductions of the cap on the
Canada Mor tgage and Housing Corporation's insured mor tgages.
The Survey also recommends that Canada expand low-cost rental
housing supply at the municipal level, notably by adjusting zoning
regulations to promote the construction of more multi-unit dwellings.
The OECD calls for fur ther effor ts to improve fiscal sustainability. The
federal government has made considerable progress in reducing its
budget deficit and is encouraged to stay the course to achieve its
objective of eliminating the deficit by 2015. Never theless, provincial
governments will see rising debt to GDP ratios over the next few
years without fur ther action.
Health care costs pose the most serious threat to provincial fiscal
sustainability over the longer term and should be addressed through
reforms including patient or activity based funding for hospitals, increasing the share of ambulatory care and joint input purchases with
other provinces.
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5 easy ways to organize
your wardrobe
GETTING ORGANIZED IS ONE BASIC STEP TO
MAINTAINING YOUR WARDROBE PERFECT.
To reduce localised and sector-specific skills shortages, the Survey
calls for continued effor ts to improve labour market information, in
order to bring students' study choices more into line with labourmarket requirements. It also recommends harmonising apprenticeship cer tifications across the country, so as to increase completion
rates by boosting inter-provincial mobility for apprentices.
The Employment and Skills Strategies in Canada - OECD Review on
Local Job Creation says that greater local-level involvement in the
implementation of employment and skills policies is vital to align
skills development effor ts with employers' needs. The repor t analyses policies in Canada's two largest provinces, Ontario and Quebec,
and makes recommendations on how to better connect employment,
skills and economic development.
The OECD shows that stronger linkages with employers, as well as
flexibility in the design and implementation of policies, are required to
ensure communities can retain and attract highly skilled workers and
jobs.
Greater attention by the education, training and employment systems
to how skills are utilised in the economy would stimulate productivity
and innovation, long identified as among Canada's greatest challenges,
while addressing skills mismatches and helping create quality jobs.
This would also mitigate the decline in labour supply likely to emerge
as the workforce ages. The federal government can promote a 'placesensitive' approach by considering how policies are implemented at
the local level, and by encouraging provinces to take an integrated
approach on the ground.
So, you always land in that proverbial mess when you discover at the end of every weekend when you find complete
chaos inside your wardrobe and you can't find your favoutire
shir t from the mess that you have created. Here's how to
organize your wardrobe for easy accessibility
Arrange according to priority: If formal wear is what you
want to access first, arrange things accordingly by placing
all the for mals at a an easily accessible compar tment.
Accordingly, keep the related accessories in nearby shelves
so that you don't have to look around.
Keep sections separate: Keep different sections for different types of ware. For examples, all your sarees should be
at one place, and the related stuff like petticoats, blouses
should be in the same vicinity arranged in and around the
same shelf or compar tment.
Jewelry and accessories: Precious jewelry and accessories should be kept in a section that has a lock. Stock all
the accessories that you are going to use on a day to day
basis in that locker section.
Don't load it to the brim: Give your wardrobe a de-cluttered
look. Do not pile up all the clothes in it. Only take the best
ones and the ones you are going to frequently use and stack
them in your wardrobe.
Always revise your wardrobe: Make sure to arrange and rearrange your wardrobe at least once in a for tnight. It will help
you remember where exactly you have kept a par ticular attire
or accessory.
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