06. Around Town...

One party at a time!

42. A Step Ahead

Tena Durrani celebrates femininity in her latest lawn collection.

48. Hot Date

Up close and personal with Madiha Latif and Kinza Latif.

52. W’s Roving Eye

This week’s hottest looks! Who made the style A- list?

56. Travel & Cake

Discover Dubai with Salaal Hasan.

60. 8 Lifestyle Changes for a Better Body

Replace your bad habits for a better body.

66. Weekend Scouts

Mariam Hussain Qureshi is our hot new talent this week

70. The Recipe

‘Chef For The Weekend’ tells us how to make Rosemary Buttered Chicken.

78. Love Struck

Weekend’s editors’ picks!

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CONTENTS

JUNE 05, 2016

Hey Weekenders!Okay so we’ll admit it; we are complete shopaholics. We love perusing away endlessly online looking for the next gem to add to our list of must-have items. This week, we discovered the answer to all our prayers. We got hooked on to the incredible site www.importfox.com! You can order any item from international websites online and have it delivered to your doorstep with the option of cash on delivery. You will be addicted, we guarantee it! In this issue, Madiha Latif and Kinza Latif talk to us about the journey of their brands Dara Enzo and Zuria Dor, Mariam Hussain Qureshi is our hot new talent and Salaal Hasan takes us around the tourist hub, Dubai. Minahil Sherazi talks to us about healthy lifestyle changes to achieve that summer body. Oh and if you are feeling a little hungry, Chef For The Weekend cooked Rosemary Butter Chicken for us and you really have to try this recipe. This issue is a definite rollercoaster ride! Weekend away!

Sincerely,Team Weekend.

Asma Bari & Nabila Omar

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Neha, Beeno, Rabia Mujtaba & Sehr Uzair

Ready, Set, Shop!Maison De Lace hosted an exhibition of their latest collection at the Nishat Hotel, in Lahore.

Anam & Hajira

Sadia & Sana

Bakhtawar & Rushna Shahjahan

Mahnoor & MahzaibNeelam Waqas & Noreen

Ayten

Rida & Hira

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Maham, Mehru Afzal & Pinky Sumiya & Muneeza Samrina & Daneese

Mishal Asad Rabia Shanzay Sheikh Hira

Aleena Raza Amna Zain Annie Shoaeb Zeest

Cybil & Asim Yar Tiwana

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QYT & Sana

Birthday BoyQasim Yar Tiwana hosted his birthday celebrations at The Cube, Nishat Hotel, in Lahore.

Mehdi & Rachael

Zainab Malik & Mehreen Syed

Ahmar & Imtisal Zafar

Maheen Kardar & Nilofar ShahidXille Huma & Yousaf Fayaz

Maheen & Alizey

Rima Khan & Resham

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Naveen Amjaed & SaniaHamza Rasool & Hafsa

Zehra NaveedIrum Alam Ayesha SanaChanda Waseem

Rema Taseer

Anusha Bawany

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Farah Talib & Shireen

Wardrobe For The Summer Farah Talib Aziz hosted a private exhibition at her studio for the viewing for her Eid Collection in Karachi.

Naba & Maneshah

Zainab

Shahzah Laghari

Sana & FarzeenSamra & Maliha

Sharmila Farooqui Beenish Haji

Sada ParkehNatasha Khalid

Ayla Zaidi

Humara Khan, Saira Aziz, Sobia Mustafa, Umer Rizwan, Sameera Marri & Amina Hamid

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Shahida Ahmad & Humaira Bilour

Bon AppétitThe Loft by Shahida Ahmed celebrated the opening of their restaurant in F7, Islamabad. The PR of the event was managed by Rezz Aly Shah.

Abida Nauman, Rezz Shah & Naveen Saad

Natasha Adil

Sobia Nazir

Sama Anwer, Sobia Zoha & Hina MuneerAmbreen Azhar & Sadia Khawaja

Fayeza Khan & Najeeya Naqvi

Aneela Kehar & Naila Virani

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Momina, Khadija & Hira

Summer Extravaganza Momina Teli, exhibited her SS’16 Collection comprised of day wear options as well as grand evening attires. The event’s PR was managed by Walnut Communications.

Anushey & Natasia

Maria & Mariyam

Zantiana & Aiman

Samra, Shanzay & Hafsa HaseebSaba

Maira & Areesha

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Shahana, Naheed & Sara

Sobia Iisa Zia

Anum & AmnaZehra & NidaZubia

Shanzay, Hafsa & Nighat Misbah with friend

Hira ZeeshanSana

Anum, Fatima Saleem, Fatima Shahid, Asim & Taimoor

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Ahmad Kardar, Sahar & Ramina

At the MoviesAngry Birds premiered at Imax Cinestar in Lahore. The evening was attended by well known personalities. The red carpet was hosted by Cybil Chowdry and the event was organized by JbnJaws.

Jahanzaib & Sarfraz

Shirin Rehman & Aden Rehan

Mr & Mrs Sajid Sufi

Nishay Jami with friendsMunib Nawaz & Jibrael

Nayyab with sister

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Qadir Bakhsh, Nabeel Khan & Irfan Basit Hiba Saleem, Samia Bilal & Saira Saleem

Zarmisha & Hassan Khalid Irina & Shahid Toosy Nimra Jahanzeb

Annie & ShoaibAmna Kardar with her daughterCybilAnoushay Asad

Amir Anees & Zhalay Sarhadi

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Alizeh Pasha, Maira Paggawala, Saher Paracha, Shaniera Akram & Frieha Altaf

Lucky Number SevenAdnan Malik hosted a party in Karachi for the launch of SevenFriday; an international watch brand. The PR was done by Catalyst PR & Marketing.

Raja Babar & Asim Jofa

Saima & Lamia

Tabish Khoja & Fauzia Amaan

Nabila & ImmuShehzad & Nafeesa

Parisheh James & Zainab

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Javaid Sheikh with Mr & Mrs Behroze Sabzwari Asad ul HaqAli Zeeshan

Hareem & Nina KashifSarwat Gillani & Fahad MirzaAmna & Pir Ijlal

Shahan Abbasi, Kiran Ikram & Saad Fia Khan Maha & Changez Khan

Bilal & Sidra

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Madiha & Tania with friend

A Call For CelebrationThe brand Nayna Pakistan celebrated its thirteen successful years. The event held in Lahore and was managed by Klockwork with PR by Bilal Mukhtar Events & PR.

Anam with friend

Mustafa & Zainab

Karim & Hadiya

Nimra, Farah, Mahi, Hira & Saira

Imtisal

Khadija & Obaid

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Naureen, Fatima & Seher MehakArfa

Mariyum & Khadija Mr & Mrs Taimur Banday Meher Rafi with friend

Hina, Saman & Nilofer AlmirahBabloo

Misha & Mariam

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Jahanzaib, Sarfraz & Komail

Star Studded Insignia hosted the launch of its Eid Impressions collection at their flagship store in Lahore. The event was organized by Jbnjaws and PR by Cartel PR.

Sophia & Anusheh Asad

Zahra Naveed

Marwa & Urwa

Hashim & NimraSaira & Rameena

Amber Liaqat

CybilZarmeen Khan

Ayten

Raheel Pasha & Shazia Syed

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Nadia Hussain, Naz Khan & Frieha Altaf

It’s a miracle! Pond’s Miracle Journey announced the selection of ten new Miracle Mentors for 2016. The event took place in Karachi and its PR was managed by Talking Point.

Umaima & TaniyaAtiqa Latif Ronak Lakhani

Naheed MashooqullahAdnan Malik

Fareshteh Aslam

Naz Khan

Zeba Bakhtiar

Photographer: Zara Tareen

Makeup and Hair: Wajid Khan

Model: Ekra Fayz

Strategizing

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Madiha LatifCity: I don’t discriminate tV Show: Night Manager and House of Cards Music: House music Book: wired magazine and Conde Nast travellerStyle icon: (silence)

Kinza LatifCity: Every city is different, each with its own flavour tV Show: Game of Thrones Music: I steal her music Book: Dan brown, pride and prejudice, books on art Style icon: They always screw up

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Maira HasHMi

If we haven’t said it

enough, we’ll say it again, we are

obsessed with the powder

blues! Bonus points for

that kimono cut!

ZaHra KHan

A white tunic, ripped

jeans and a fun pair of sandals – Zahra is

so on point with these summer staples!

MasHal Mustafa

We love the hint of gold

and teal adding a

little extra to the classic all black look.

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W’s ROVING eye Well, what’s the use of a pair of good eyes that never rove? Weekend’s

been going through our fashion files for the week and these are the people who caught our fancy for either their style, their courage or their star power. Well played!

adnan MaliK

Nothing says handsome like a man in a well-

tailored suit.

MaliHa aZiZ

Cold shoulders in hot summer, Maliha really knows how to play up the season

in this printed tunic!

natasHa KHalid

Natasha works the casual chic

look in a black side-split tunic and jeans.

Travel & Cake

Where to eat

H Salt (Umm Suqeim, Dubai) H La Cantine du

Fauborg (Emirates Towers, Dubai) H Pai Thai (Ma-

dinat, Jumeirah) H Indie (DIFC, Dubai) H Manzil Courtyard (Downtown,

Dubai) H Claw BBQ (Souk Al Bahar, Dubai) H Byblos

(Sheikh Zayed Road, Dubai) H Coya (Four Seasons,

Dubai)

Food: Far too many options leave one spoilt for choice. The emirate boasts the best of international cuisine in a 30mile radius. Be careful though, the bigger the name, the bigger the cheque and almost always the higher the disappointment! Lebanese food and burgers are the specials with Shakeshack now having be-come ‘old school’. The best part of Dubai, enjoy your dinner and watch the venue turn from the set of 80’s classic to a house party in a matter of minutes! I highly recom-mend Pai Thai in Madinat Jumei-rah, the best dining experience for a Thai food enthusiast!

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Practice Portion control

Watching how much you eat is one of the best ways to lose weight. When you consciously eat less, you reduce your calorie intake by

hundreds and do lose weight. It helps if you read food labels to get a better idea about how many calories are in a single serving and before going for that second helping, wait a few minutes, have a glass of water and then re-consider whether you really need another slice of pie. With practicing portion control you don’t have to cut out whole food groups either like some fad diets advocate. You also get to indulge in your favourite treat occasionally so you don’t feel deprived.

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as a serial dieter who considers dieting a hobby now, i have tried every health fad that has come on the market. From my initial foray into the

world of dieting with the protein-heavy atkins, to going completely cold-turkey and quitting all animal foods, if there’s a faddy diet out there, you can bet a chicken wing

i’ve tried it.

Whether my aim is to lose weight or generally adapt a healthier lifestyle that includes more water, more moving about and fewer calories, i am super motivated when i start. But come day

7, my mo-tivation has turned into a combination of hunger + anger = i’m ‘hangry’ and i raid my pantry.

But every time i have ‘broken’ a ‘diet’, i’m riddled with guilt and regret. i realise this has more to do with my mindset regarding dieting than

anything else. Studies show that dieters are more likely to gain weight compared to the non-dieters out there, so that doesn’t help.

However, due to my extensive experience with weight loss, and several attempts at being heal-thier, there are lifestyle changes i’ve made along the way that

ensure sustained motivation and lead to big improvements in the long run.

8 Lifestyle changes for a better body

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Drink more Water This is an obvious one but it’s only when I consciously decided to drink around 2-3 litres of water did I realise that I wasn’t drinking enough before. Drinking more water is espe-cially important in the hotter months to avoid dehydration. If you don’t like the boring taste of water, try adding lemon, mint leaves, cucumber or even strawberries to add a subtle flavour to your water. Drinking more water not

only keeps you full when you’re thinking of snacking but it helps shed the few pounds of water weight.

Work out Every little bit of movement helps. It helps more if you enjoy what you’re doing and fol-low a workout routine you can be consistent with. If your activity levels are

sedentary then start with a half hour walk and work your way up to an hour and at a faster pace. Switch up your wor-kout routine every couple of weeks to keep things interesting and fun and to not get stuck in a rut—there’s nothing worse than a boring workout you’ve done countless of times before, you won’t

look forward to it. If your stamina allows it, throw in some high intensity workouts in your regime to really get you sweaty. The more you work out the more your body will crave exercise because the body gets used to the endorphin and adrenaline release. Not to mention I quite like the feeling of seeing how far I can push my body in every work out. Do whatever you want when it comes to exercise but just make sure you stick to it. Consistency will ensure long-term results.

keeP a FooD DiaryWhether you calorie-count on apps like ‘My Fitness

Pal’ or just write down what you eat, you should keep a food diary. Don’t become obsessive obviously but tracking what goes in your mouth will make you more aware of what and how much you’re eating. A food diary will help you see your patterns, positive and negative regarding eating. Do you start your day with a healthy breakfast but reach for that bar of chocolate when you’re stressed? Do you nibble on a calorific snack while watching TV? Do you reach for the first convenient junk food item you see when you get home tired from work? By identifying bad eating habits you can make positive changes to eat better.

eat tructureD mealS anD SnackS Instead of mindlessly reaching for calorific snacks after a meal, make sure

you have three main meals and two snacks. If you eat two snacks (one mid-morning and one late-afternoon) you will be less famished. And if you’re less famished you won’t be reaching for the junk food. The snacks can be veggies with hummus or a piece of fruit, just plan in advance—take your snacks with you wherever you go.

Get in tHe kitcHen Preparing food yourself will make you more aware of what you’re putting on your plate and in your body. You can be in control of how much salt or oil you’re putting and instead add more fruit and vegetables into your meals. You obviously don’t have to prepare all your meals yourself but it does help when you do, because you’re more likely to know how many calories are being consumed.

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Get enouGH SleeP Even with the best diet and workout routine, if your sleeping is off then you’re wrecked. Studies show that sleeping less than seven

hours per night can reduce or undo the bene-fits of dieting. Dieters who don’t sleep enough

feel hungrier, less satisfied after meals and don’t have enough energy to exercise. Here’s some science

to back these claims: if you’re suffering from sleep deprivation (even by a couple of days) your body’s ability

to properly use insulin (sto-rage hormone) is completely disrupted. When insulin functions like it’s supposed to, the fat cell prevent storage of fatty acids. But if you become insulin resistant, the fats will circulate in your blood and more insulin will be pumped. This build up of excess insulin causes fat to be stored. Lack of rest will also make you crave food because sleeping less than six hours will trigger the area of your brain that increases your need for food. So if

you’re doing everything else right, don’t forget to get a solid 7-8 hours of sleep per night.

Don’t Beat yourSelF uP This may sound easy but I find this the hardest to practice. If you’re eating right,

working out and doing everything you’re supposed to but give in to temptation and eat that cupcake when you shouldn’t have, it’s okay. Don’t

beat yourself up about it, move on and get back on the wagon from your next meal. One indulgent cupcake won’t undo all the

work you have put in. Just remember to get back on the wagon as soon as you finish that cupcake. Don’t fall into the trap of eating one cupcake and following it up with all the food you can find just because you think ‘well I’ve broken my diet, let’s just smash it into smithereens by eating everything in sight’. Accept what you’ve done, forgive yourself and move on. It’s only a cupcake.

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Mariam Hussain Qureshi Artist

Medium: Water Colours and Gouache Educational Background: Bachelors in Textiles and Weave

Technology from Chelsea College of Arts

What does the Word art mean to you?art is a form of expression, different artists express themselves differently be it painting, music or acting.

What Was the very first piece you created?my recent Work has been heavily influenced by the romance of betty boop and old classics like smokey robinson and the four tops.

hoW Would you describe your pieces?a zebra flamingo from my first collection i dream of rarg.

What kind of art do you most identify With and Why?i like happy art that can inspire people and take them to a positive place. i have no room on my Walls for morbid art Work or Work that deals With subjects such as violence, depression or some kind of loss. i don’t have anything against such Work and can admire it for What it is but its never entering my house.

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are there any memorable responses you have received for your Work?bold and Whimsical. i think i Want the person to be able to have a laugh or escape reality When vieWing my Work. i’m definitely a day dreamer With an active imagination and i think ive been able to translate some of those thoughts and dreams through my Work.

is there anyone in particular you Would like to create a piece for? Who Would it be and Why? i don’t create commissioned art Work, not because im full of hubris and arrogance, i just find the concept creatively restricting and i dont Work Well if i have to specifically create something for someone With a fixed mindset. hoWever, if i had to give someone one of my paintings id give a painting from my first collection of tWo zebra flamingos merging and detaching from each other all at once to david boWie.. david Was the man behind all the music and personas that inspired me to create and find my inner freak.

name a feW artists Who inspire you.they’re different styles of different artists that i love, but i don’t necessarily use those styles in my Work. my Work is very distinct from others and if someone finds a resemblance or something that they feel is similar to another artist then i guess its a compliment for that artist and i’m glad i could be of help. on a serious note, i think styles to a certain degree and subjects might be the same but every artists should have their oWn signature style.

What is your Work influenced by?my Work has been heavily influenced by music and the animations i Watched as a child. groWing up i absolutely loved henry’s cat, rarg and the romance of betty boop.

the music side of things has an endless list but my first collection Was an homage to a man Who by blood might not be

my father but Was most definitely in the spirit World david boWie, folloWed by i dream of rarg Which Was an installation inspired by the 1988 animation by tony collingWood that bleW my mind.

What is your ultimate goal/dream as an artist?at the end of the day We can only aim as high as the ceilings We place over our heads, hoWever as an artist my approach is very different to that of other people. i don’t really have specific goals or any point to prove. as an artist as long as my Work is appreciated and goes into the homes of people Who Want my Work to be a part of their lives is the most gratifying and satisfying goal.

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IngredIents

Cheesy potato mash

sIdes for garnIshIng

• Wholechicken(withoutneck) 1• Buttersoftened 150grams• Garliccrushed 2tbsp• DriedRosemary 1tbsp• Driedbasil. 1tsp• Redchilliflakes. 2tbsp• Salt&peppertotaste• Oil. 2tbsp

• Potatoes(boiledandmashed) 1kg• Milk. 1/2cup• Freshcream-TetraPak. 1cup• Cheddarcheese. 1/4cup• Mozzarellacheese. 1/4cup• Garliccrushed 1tsp• Butter. 100grams• Oil. 1tbsp• Saltandpeppertotaste

• Babypotatoes(boiled) 1/2kg• Babycorn 1cup• Rosemary 1tsp• Cherrytomatoes Optional

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The recipe

rosemary Buttered ChICken wIth sautéed VegetaBles and Cheesy potato mash

Chef for the Weekend is the brainchild of apassionate food connoisseur, Zahraareza, who has pleased the palates of many with her royally scrumptious feasts.A self-taught culinary expert, Zahra surely knows how to effortlessly deliver decadent dishes on to your table with her innate talent of transforming ingredients into gourmet masterpieces!

by Chef for the WeekendFit For a King

method:- STEP#1rosemary Buttered ChICken • Washthechickenproperly.Withakitchenthread

tiethechickenlegsandwingstokeepitsafefromfallingapart.

• (Thiswillhelpthechickentoremaininshapeaswell)

• Later,marinadethechickenwith(100grams)butter,garlicchiliflakes,herbs,salt&pepper.Massageitwelluntilthechickenisfullycoveredwiththeflavours.

• Takeamediumsizedpan,add2tbspofoilandremaining(50grams)ofbutterandstironlowheat.Carefullyplacethechickeninthepanandletitcookonlowheatfor20minseachsideuntiltenderandgoldenbrown.

• Oncethechickeniscompletelycooked,placeitonabakingtraylinedproperlywithafoilpaper.

• Gentlyliftthechickenandshiftonthebakingtray.Preheattheovenon180•for15mins.

• Thenbakethechickenforatleast10mins,bothsidesuntilcrustiscrispyandgolden.

• Oncethechickenisperfectlycooked.Putitasidecoveredinfoil.

STEP#2sIdes (VegetaBles) • Addsomeoilinapan,oncehotaddbabypota-

toes,babycorn,rosemary,saltandpepper.Stirfor5minsanddishthemoutonaplate.

STEP#3Cheesy potato mash• Inahotpanaddbutterandoil.Stironalowme-

diumheat.Later,addmilk,cheese,cream,salt,pepperandpotatomash.Stireverythingtogetheruntilthemixturebecomessmoothandcreamy.

• Combineeverythingtogether,placethepotatomashonthebaseofthedishorplatter.Placethechickenontopofpotatomashandgarnishthevegetablesaroundthedish.Servehotwithdinnerrolls.Enjoy!

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Nayna is the first designer brand in Pakistan that fused 4D & 3D projection mapping with a fashion show. After receiving such great feedback from the show, this year they had decided to repeat the expe-rience of merging fashion with 3D projection map-ping, to create a rich source of entertainment while at the same time showing off Saman Arif’s new collec-tion.

Nippon Paint / PEL / Shakarganj & Habib Construction Services were the sponsors of the 2016 Nayna 3D projection fashion show.

More Details:Event Managed by KlockWork.Accessories Partner: Pedro / Charles & Keith.Exclusive Radio Partner: FM 91Online Partner: Fashion CentralChoreography: Rezz Aly ShahPR Partner: Bilal Mukhtar3D Projection Partner: 3D illuminationsMake up Partner: Babloo

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