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Monday, 17 June 2013

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Imran Abbas is another fashion model and actor of Pakistani fashion Industry. Today we bring his biography and profile for you guys. Pakistani top model Imran was born on 15th of October 1978 in capital of Pakistan; Islamabad.

The factors behind the popularity of Fashion model Abbas are his cute and fresh looks, perfect maintained figure and shiver sex appeal. These are the factors that makes him popular in Pakistani fashion industry. Pakistani male model Imran has worked as a model for nearly all big and famous brands of Pakistan like Nestle, Polo, Coca Cola, Head and Shoulders, Lipton,Brooke Bond, Mobilink, Q-Mobile, Sprite, etc. Pakistani model Imran Abbas wanted to become an architecture and he has completed her bachelor’s in architecture from NCA Lahore . But after this he started modeling and acting and chose them for his career.

Male Model Imran Abbas was introduced in a modeling Industry by a photographer who saw him in NCA where Abbas was studying his bachelor’s in architecture. He done his first photo shoot for Khawar Riaz and he after some time he became popular in all over the Pakistan. Imran Abbas has got a big name and reputation in fashion modeling in a very short time which normally takes long time to get. This Pakistani top model is also a very good Pakistani actor. The acting skills and talent of Pakistani model Imran Abbas are no less than his modeling Acquisitions. Yet he has done many drama serials and some of them are very famous such as jannat, noorbano, umrao jaan ada etc. Abbas has huge fan following list on social networking sites as well as in Pakistan and also internationally.imran abbas 7 200x300

Pakistani fashion male model Imran Abbas is now became the number -1 actor on small screen. He was awarded with the number one small screen star award in Lux Style awards Pakistan. Imran Abbas has done a very good job in many ambitious and interesting characters in telefilms and drama serials included Us Paar, Mera Naam Hai Mohabbat, Love Story, Shayad Ke Bahaar Aaye, Umrao Jaan, Jannat, Yeh Rishta Kya Kehlaye Ga, etc.

And In the upcoming years, a great surprise for all Imran Abbas fans. They will see him in Indian movies with a famous actor Akshay Kumar. Pakistani Fashion model Imran has also signed other movies with famous producers.

This Immature and successful actor have a plan to follow his architecture career for which he decided to go to abroad. He will apply his plan after completing his ongoing projects.

Men Clothing Pakistan Biography Photos Pictures Pics Images

Men Clothing Pakistan Biography Photos Pictures Pics Images

Men Clothing Pakistan Biography Photos Pictures Pics Images

Men Clothing Pakistan Biography Photos Pictures Pics Images

Men Clothing Pakistan Biography Photos Pictures Pics Images

Men Clothing Pakistan Biography Photos Pictures Pics Images

Men Clothing Pakistan Biography Photos Pictures Pics Images

Men Clothing Pakistan Biography Photos Pictures Pics Images

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Religious practices of various faiths are an integral part of everyday life in society. Education is highly regarded by members of every socio-economic stratum. The traditional family values are highly respected and considered sacred, although urban families have grown into a nuclear family system, owing to the socio-economic constraints imposed by the traditional joint family system. The past few decades have seen emergence of a middle class in cities such as Karachi, Lahore, Rawalpindi, Hyderabad, Quetta, Faisalabad, Sukkur, Peshawar, Abbottabad and Multan. The North-western part of Pakistan bordering with Afghanistan is being dominated by regional tribal customs dating back hundreds of years.
Pakistan has a very rich cultural and traditional background going back to Indus Valley Civilization, 2800 BC–1800 BC. The region of Pakistan has been invaded in the past, occupied and settled by many different people, including Dravidians, Aryans, Greeks, White Huns, Persians, Arabs, Turks, Mongols and various Eurasian groups. There are differences in culture among the different ethnic groups in matters such as dress, food, and religion, especially where pre-Islamic customs differ from Islamic practices. The basic origin of Pakistanis however comes from the civilizations of North India and eastern Afghanistan, with significant influences from Persia, Turkestan and Hellenistic Greece.Pakistani literature, that is, the literature of Pakistan, as a distinct literature came into being when Pakistan gained its nationhood as a sovereign state in 1947. The common and shared tradition of Urdu literature and English literature of the South Asia was inherited by the new state. Over a period of time, a body of literature unique to Pakistan has emerged in nearly all major Pakistani languages, including Urdu, English, Punjabi, Pushto and Sindhi.The Urdu language has a rich tradition of poetry boasting such renowned poets as Mirza Ghalib, Allama Iqbal who is the national poet of Pakistan) and Faiz Ahmad Faiz. Pakistani poetry also has many blends of other languages not just Urdu poetry. Persian poetry, English poetry, Punjabi poetry and Kashmiri poetry have all incorporated and have influenced the different kinds of poetry in the region.

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Sunday, 16 June 2013

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The Word BIBA in Punjabi is an endearment for a young and pretty girl implying sublime qualities, so it was the name decided by Meena Bindra, the founder of BIBA for her line of Salwar, Kameez and Dupattas started in 1986. It was a line which was fashionable and affordable – which is what BIBA stands for – Fashion at affordable prices.
New ranges were added with time and BIBA started a very stylish Mix-n-Match range which was added as a second category. The Mix-n-Match in BIBA is very contemporary in feel and look, while our Salwar Kameez are very ethnic with focus on Indian crafted look, hand block prints and vegetable dyes, Indian handlooms with Traditional embroideries and other Indian Techniques’ and sensibilities applied in the making of the Garment.
We have added Unstitched suits and a girls festive collections for the age group of 2 – 12 years over time catering to the full demands of a woman.
BIBA is a pioneer for bollywood merchandising in India with ‘Na Tum Jano Na Hum’ in 2004 and went on to ten more such projects with blockbusters’ like Devdas, Hulchul, Baghban, etc, which were a huge success.BIBA’s first standalone store was opened in Inorbit Malad Mumbai in 2004 and today BIBA has 87 stand alone stores across India and plans to reach 150 stores by 2013.BIBA is also available in MBO’s like Shopper Stop, Pantaloon, Lifestyle, Central across the country in all there outlets.
Iconic Personality: Profile of Biba’s Dynamic DirectorMr. Siddharth Bindra (Managing Director) holds an M. Com. Degree from Sydenham College, Mumbai. He has also studied Futures, Options and Financial Derivatives, and Capital Markets & Investments from Harvard, US. He has over 15 years experience in the Textile and Apparel Industry.Siddharth provides strategic direction to the brand to effectively plan and manage its Financial Resources, Production Lines ,Overall operations & Vendor Management along with identifying and developing new business and retail opportunities. he has created a fertile base for his decade long experience in the textile and apparel industry, which have enabled him to provide strategic direction to the brand. The winning move according to Siddharath is simple: “We at BAPL will cater to all apparel needs of a woman, without the constraints of price line, geographical territories and lifestyle categoriesBest ladies ethnic Wear Brand at shopper’s stop pinnacle award ceremony 2004
- Golden seale Trophy “Brand of the year Women’s Indian ethnic wear 2005
- The Apex award “Brand of the year women’s Indian ethnic wear by CMAI in 2005
- Golden seale Trophy “Brand of the year Women’s Indian ethnic wear 2006
- FMCG Consumer reaction award in fashion and specialties (Women’s Formal) in 2006
- Appreciation award from mission of charity in 2007
- Iconic ladies ethnic wear Brand –Centrals icon in 2008
- Most admired Women’s ethnic wear Brand in 2009 by images fashion award.
- Most Popular ethnic wear Brand (Female)at 3rd Global youth Marketing award 2010
- Most admired Women’s ethnic wear Brand in 2011 by images fashion award.
These awards inspire us to do more and reach greater heights in excellence. BIBA has emerged as the most iconic Indian brand that appeals to Women across regions, cultures and lifestyles.

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For the women who followed their husbands over from the South Asian sub-continent to Bradford in the post-war years, life was about to change forever.Settling in a new country, with friends and family left behind, many women were isolated at home. Most had no grasp of English and, unlike their husbands who came here to work in mills and on public transport, they had no experience of employment.But what these women did have were dressmaking skills, passed down from generation to generation.In the 1950s, 1960s and 1970s, many women in Bradford’s South Asian communities made clothes for themselves and their families, and also ran dressmaking services from their homes. The world of home sewing empowered them in several ways, from adapting and tailoring fashion trends to earning a small income and getting to know other women.Now a heritage project is putting the spotlight on elder women who were early settlers in Bradford and worked as seamstresses. Their memories are being recorded, to be preserved in an oral history archive.
Bradford community centre Womenzone has secured £49,000 from the Heritage Lottery Fund for the project, which focuses on the history of traditional South Asian garment the shalwar kameez and its role in women’s identity.
The project is the brainchild of Womenzone manager Rubina Khalid. “When women followed their husbands over in the Fifties, Sixties and Seventies, the one skillset they had was dressmaking. They made shalwar kameez with intricate designs in colourful fabrics,” says Rubina. “Over the years, these skills have been passed from mothers to daughters, but they have been slowly fading away.”
In the Fifties onwards, home sewing enabled South Asian women to broaden their social structure, leading to the growth of communities and social networks among women.Also on display will be photographs of women wearing shalwar kameez through the ages. “We’d love to hear from anyone who has photos in family albums of early settlement days in Bradford onwards,” says Mandeep. “We’re also calling out to any tailors or seamstresses with a story to tell.“This project will enable women of all ages to share experiences and explore the significance of the shalwar kameez and how it has changed over time. By bringing elder women’s stories to life, and engaging younger women, we hope to preserve this unique heritage.”