Chitrangada, the Roman goddess for Suneet Varma

Chevrolet Receives Most APEAL
Awards Among Auto Brands
India Bridal Fashion Week 2013
SONAM KAPOOR
NARGIS FAKHRI
NETHRA RAGHURAMAN
CANDICE PINTO
Chitrangada, the Roman goddess for Suneet Varma
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SUNEET VARMA, ONE OF INDIA'S FAMED COUTURIERS
PRESENTED HIS COLLECTION- 'THE GOLDEN BRACELET'
ON DAY 5 OF THE INDIA BRIDAL FASHION WEEK.
Theme/Collection: Suneet's collection is inspired by the clothing
and lifestyle of Pompeii and designed in the themes of romance,
longing and wedding. The art and architecture, story and grandeur
of Pompeii has inspired many artists, writers and architects
worldwide.
Roman Goddesses on the ramp: With roman paintings and
sculptures in the backdrop, the entire set suited the theme of Varma's
collection well. The models glided the ramp like some Roman
goddesses in saris draped toga style. The first sub theme'Romance' of the collection was all about jewel toned, rich
devour velvet line with gold metallic prints and rich beaded
tassels. Sheer blouses with impressive embroidery at back,
sheer dress with printed stole and intricate gold work, draped
skirts with off shoulder corsets and maroon tunics worn with
applique, halter and razor cut embroidered blouses, and printed
models placed in the top three of
their respective segments.
The APEAL Study is based on
more than 83,000 responses on
how gratifying a new vehicle is
to own and drive in the first 90
days of ownership.
“We are driven by the positive
recognit i o n
from
our
customers on the things they
love about our vehicles,” said
Alicia Boler-Davis, senior
vice president Global Quality
and
Global
Customer
Experience. “This is a key
measure of how successful
we are at exciting and
delighting our customers.”
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velvet stoles were few highlights of this part of the collection.
Designs and fabrics: 'Longing' was all about the ivory and light blue
line in long silhouettes with baroque pearls as adornment. It was a
delicate and very subtle collection.
DON'T MAKE THESE BEAUTY MISTAKES!
Does your foundation look like a white mask on your face? Are your
eyebrows tweezed to skimpy arcs? And as for your lips, are they
smeared with overly dark lip colour?
If you said yes to any of the above, it is time to work on these beauty
blunders. Some of the common ones these days are to do with the
wrong usage of makeup and colour. While cosmetics are available in
plenty, it is very important to choose the ones that suit your face and
enhance your features, instead of covering up everything in a sweep of
colour.
The biggest blunder that experts always mention has to do with foundation. It is important to choose textures that melt into your skin. Anything that sits on the skin and covers it with a thick coat of colour can
only age you by several years. The sheer ones that disappear into the
face and add an instant glow to the face are best. Also remember to
match your face to your neck, otherwise your face will be several
DETROIT – For a second year
in a row, Chevrolet has three
segment award recipients - more
than any other brand - in the 2013
J.D.
Power
Automotive
Performance, Execution and
Layout (APEAL) Study. The
Chevrolet Volt ranks highest in
its segment three years in a row,
along with Sonic and Avalanche
which both received awards for
the second consecutive time.
Together with the Buick Encore,
which ranks highest in its
segment in its launch year, GM
received four segment awards. In
addition to the award recipients,
a total of seven General Motors’
shades fairer.
The other big beauty blunder is
wearing too much mascara.
While all beauty experts agree
that this product has to be high
on your must-wear list, it is important to wear only around 2
coats, not 10, otherwise your
lashes will look like plastic
leaves. Also skip adding mascara to your lower lashes if you want to
look younger. And the trend now is to go for thicker eybrows.
Another beauty no-no these days lies in the use of contrasting lip liner.
This fad disappeared years ago. Today, keeping your liner the same
shade as your lipstick is the norm and it is best to keep it that way. Also
lighter colours look best.
he sad fact is
that it could
affect the
baby
too.
According to recent
statistics, India has
more people with
Type 2 diabetes than
any other nation. Who
likes to take medicines everyday?
Insulin and dialysis is even worse
experience. And mind you, as
opposed to the misconception,
eating sweets is not the only
cause for this disease. Stress and
genes too play a major role in this.
Although one cannot do much
about it if it's genetic, it definitely
doesn't harm to prevent it. No, you
don't have to pop pills everyday.
Just a few changes in your foot
habits and you can cut the risks
to a great extent. Here are some
things that you can do at home to
prevent diabetes or reduce it if
you already are affected by it.
Nobody likes bitter things. But
isn't it better to take a fruit or a
vegetable instead of medicines?
Having bitter gourd juice on an
empty stomach has proved to
prevent diabetes. If you are too
stubborn or enjoy eating bitter
gourd, then you could make
stuffed karela (bitter bourd) or fry
them like chips
and have them as a snack. This
will not just bring a change in your
menu and give a respite to your
taste buds, but also be beneficial
to your health.
Soak a few seeds (1/4 tsps) of methi
in water overnight. First thing after
you brush your teeth in the
morning, gulp down the methi
along with the water.
Jambul fruit is considered as an
effective medicine for diabetes
considering its effect on pancreas.
The seeds too can be dried,
powdered and had with water
twice a day. The guava is among
those fruits that are available in
most times of the year. With its
vitamin C property and high fibre
content, this is perhaps one fruit
that diabetics can fearlessly have.
However, a recent study has
shown that having guava with its
skin can heighten the blood sugar
levels, so make sure you peel off
the skin before consumption.
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