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Shop Special
Matrix also has a line of pearl jewellery, 'Pearl from Matrix'. This range offers adornments carved out of local pearls. And pearls of various types and cuts are available. Matrix also keeps a line of branded perfumes such as Kenzo and Paul Smith. As for the gismos and the gadgets, the store is an authorised retailer for Apple. So it sells iPods. In the near future, it plans to bring in Mac Books and laptops to add to its gadget collection. By Shahmuddin Ahmed Siddiky Check It Out From passion to perfection
Although her inclination towards art developed from a very early age, it is only after 1993 that Nasrin Sultana Chowdhury (Dancy) took formal training in watercolours, oil paintings and free hand sketches. However, despite being well trained in the best known types of art, from 2000 onwards, she has changed the medium of her work to something entirely out of the ordinary and concentrates now on a wide range of mixed materials such as paper and gum to produce a genre of art that even she cannot distinctly categorise. She uniformly maintains a central theme of flowers in all her work with variations being brought about by the kind of flora being portrayed and opting for starkly differing colour schemes. In conversation with the artist, Dancy proudly mentions that she does not take orders or specifications because her artwork is a product of her own free will; nor does she make multiple copies of any one piece of art. Her work has received recognition in the United Kingdom where she held exhibitions during the three years that she lived there and after moving back to Bangladesh, her art was regularly showcased by Shezan Art Gallery in Banani. Dancy is currently pursuing her full-time career at a private school and it is in keeping up with her job and maintaining a family that she cannot dedicate the majority of her time to her artistic interests. Each of her works takes an average of 15 days to complete and ranges between a price range of Taka 15000 to Taka 20 000. For pursuing her interests and transforming a mere tender-age fancy into a form of art refreshingly uncommon with such commitment, we can but hold her high in regard. By Subhi Shama Reehu Wedding packages by the Pan Pacific Sonargaon Pan Pacific Sonargaon is participating in the AKTEL Dhaka Travel Mart 2007, highlighting its latest Wedding Packages with attractive price offers for the fair. The packages include a complimentary stay at the Honeymoon Suite, breakfast in bed, wedding cake, wedding album, complimentary bridal makeup at Savvy, Mercedes car drop and much more. The hotel will also be holding a raffle draw on April 28, 2007- the concluding day of the exhibition- where the winner will be awarded a complimentary one night's stay with breakfast. -Ls Desk Toe-tally trendy
Toe-rings have become a must for summer feet-especially in solid gold. Have your feet treated by a chiropodist, then give them a perfect pedicure. Remember to exfoliate your heels and soles, and moisturise your cuticles before applying a shimmering nail varnish for that finishing touch. A toe ring is a ring made out of various metals and non-metals worn on any of the toes. It is almost exclusively worn by women but is becoming more popular with men. The second toe of either foot is where they are worn most commonly. In most western countries they are a relatively new fashion accessory. Wearing of toe rings is an old practice in India. You can find them in Aarong, Mayasir, any of the Archies branches and in Purple Haze in Gulshan. Prices vary according to the metal from which the ring is made; gold will naturally ask for a high budget while silver and imitation toe rings come in a more reasonable price range. -Ls Desk |
On The Cover
The mercury's rising, but don't lose your cool. Take a break from the grind and sashay on to the centre as we show you how to let your hair down Model: Emi Essentials If the shoe fits The right fit
The right time Jack of all trades Shoe-shopping can be addictive or agitating depending on who's doing the shopping. To save yourself the misery or confusion the next time, decide on the priority and then take out your wallet. By Tahiat-e-Mahboob |
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