Friday 31 October 2014

mehndi function dress

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Thursday 30 October 2014

MEHNDI DRESS

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Wedding Season New Mehndi Dress collection

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WEDING DRESS IN OPEN SHIRT STYLE

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Fashion Of Mehndi Dresses

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Mehndi is an integral part of weddings in Pakistan. It is also very enjoyable especially for young people.The wedding season is on and many people want to know the trends of fashion of mehendi dresses 2013. Well, we can say that the colors of the mehndi dresses 2013 are somewhat the same as before.Yellow, green and orange is mostly being used on the mehndi dresses to go with the overall theme of the mehndi function. Some designers are using many different colors in mehndi dresses also.


Monday 27 October 2014

UZMA babar weding dress

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Uzma babar wedding dress

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uzma babar wedding dress

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'Boardwalk Empire' Series Finale Recap: The Naked Emperor

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Terence Winter, Steve Buscemi and co. serve up the most morally uncompromising finale of TV's New Golden Age.
Al Capone: Tell 'em why you're here, George.
George Raft: We're doing a crime picture.
Capone: Set in Chicago.
Paul Muni: That's right.
Capone: About?
Muni: Kind of a Shakespearean drama. Man's rise and fall.
Capone: And he gets it in the end, right?
Raft: Ah, that's how they have to do it.
Boardwalk Empire, Season Five, Episode Six, "The Devil You Know"
The emperor has no clothes.
Literally, this is how the final episode of Boardwalk Empire begins. Nucky Thompson, the one-time lord of Atlantic City, stripped to the skin, swimming out into the sea. It's a jarring image, all the more so for the shocking absence of the series' unmistakable opening-credits sequence, in which Nucky strides into the surf fully dressed. Jarring, and fitting. More than any other finished series in television's New Golden Age, Boardwalk Empire used its series finale to strip its antihero protagonist bare. Whether or not he was ever fully comfortable inhabiting the role, Nucky Thompson was a crime lord. The show's final sequence depicted his first, and worst, crime. And as any actor from Hollywood's hyper-regulated Golden Age could tell you, crime does not pay.
Which, as all but the most blinkered of bluenoses recognized even back then, is not to say that crime can't be entertaining. It is, and so was "Eldorado," co-written by series creator Terence Winter and MVP writer Howard Korder, and directed by HBO mainstay Tim Van Patten. Fans of artfully bloody gangland violence and sumptuously set-dressed, bespoke-suited criminality had much to savor here, as they always have with this show. The odious Harlem hypocrite Dr. Valentin Narcisse finally got his, gunned down in the middle of spewing biblical bullshit to the very people whose liberation he was secretly selling out (as an FBI informant against black radicals). Lucky Luciano, Meyer Lansky, and Bugsy Siegelachieved their apotheosis, creating an organized-crime commission that at its height would run more efficiently, and lucratively, than Joe Kennedy's Mayflower Grain Corporation's board of directors could even dream. The elder Kennedy teamed up with capable white-collar criminal Margaret Thompson for a nail-biter of a stock swindle, proving that not every heist requires Tommy guns. Al Capone got one last chance to bask in the spotlight before submitting to his ignominious, anticlimactic defeat at the hands of the U.S. Tax Code, tipping his fedora to the Federal who beat him fair and square.
And per usual, the show's detours, flourishes, and filigrees were more essence than ornament. Take Nucky's strange, surreal encounter with a bizarre new invention we know to be television, featuring a provocatively dressed spokeswoman "from the future" — a Lynchian netherworld of a room lined with blue velvet curtains, with a disembodied head singing "Twinkle Twinkle Little Star" using technology that to Nucky might as well have been magic. This single sequence contained so much: a meta reference to the real-world Nucky's "future" as a TV character; an echo of Gillian Darmody's direct address to the camera in the previous episode; and a dreamlike dislocation that prefigured Nucky's eventual fate on that same boardwalk.
Or take Nucky's final dance with Margaret. Have you ever seen a show rely so heavily on cross-cutting between two simple close-ups to say so much? Having abdicated his empire by the sea to Lucky's underlings, Nucky seeks accommodations at the hotel building that gave the episode its title, and an allusion to another famous lost city of splendor. His financial future secured thanks to Margaret's help in his stock-shorting scheme; he's out of the line of fire for the first time since the start of Prohibition. For her part, Margaret has proven she needs no one's help to survive, both honestly and, if circumstances warrant, dishonestly. Secure, safe, comfortable — can the Thompsons reunite? Van Patten cuts back and forth between their alert, wary faces. Then the reserve gives way, and Nucky allows himself to believe it might work…and then a real estate agent shows up with other clients, and you can watch the fires go out in Steve Buscemi and Kelly MacDonald's eyes. Eldorado will remain lost.
Which is the central, pivotal, defining contention of this final episode, and thus of the entire series: It was lost from the start. It was lost on Deputy Sheriff Nucky Thompson's terrible, horrible, no-good, very bad day — when his wife suffered a devastating miscarriage, when his father beat his mother and nearly shot him, when his mentor and patron theCommodore stripped him of his badge, his job, his dignity. "What are you in the end, anyway?" the older man asks, full of contempt. "I am what I need to be." "How's that make you anything at all?"
And in its final sequence, it takes that protagonist down just as directly. How directly? That requires some spoilers for comparison. The Sopranos, Terence Winter's dramatic alma mater, condemned its New Jersey crime boss Tony Soprano to a cut-to-black limbo, a Schrodinger's Goombah scenario meant to evoke both Tony's long-established moral stasis. Breaking BadBoardwalk's crime-drama contemporary, gave Walter White the grace of dying on his own terms — his loathsome neo-Nazi enemies machine-gunned, his prodigal protégé freed, his family provided for, his final resting place the lab he loved above everything else.
Then there's Boardwalk Empire. Nucky frees no one in this episode. Even if he were inclined to spring Gillian from her insane asylum, which he made a show of refusing to do, he was too slow to save her from pseudoscientific butchery at the hands of the misogynist medical system. His killer is not a mysterious man in a Members-Only Jacket, nor the crossfire of a machine-gun shootout with skinheads, but Tommy Darmody — whose grandmother Gillian he sold into sexual slavery as a child, whose father Jimmy Darmody he murdered, whose adoptive father (one Richard Harrow) he fatally drafted into one of countless wars for control of the boardwalk. He died not because of some grand revenge plot – Tommy/"Joe Harper" could have killed Nucky countless times if that had been his intention all along – but because he proved incapable of empathy. He attempted to buy the kid off rather than help him out, and thus uncorked a decade of rage and trauma.
And the act that is cross-cut with his death? His original sin – accepting a piece of silver in the form of a sheriff's badge. We watch it happen even as we watch the bullets enter his body and face. Cut to young Nucky, swimming shirtless in the ocean, grasping for a coin tossed by the swells above. He never surfaces – the show cuts to black before he can. The emperor has no clothes, and, finally, no excuses.

Saturday 18 October 2014

Stunning Designer Wear Eid Collections 2014

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Pakistani Designer Maxi Dress Collection

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Friday 17 October 2014

Bridal long Choli and Lehenga Fashion 2014

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Latest Pakistani Bridal Collection

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This collection is consists fancy front open shirts with Gharara / Sharara and dupatta. It is absolutely isolated and advanced Bridal Wear concept. TheseLuxury Bridal Dresses Fashion 2014 are garnished with fancy embroidery likedabka, beads, stones, thread, kora and resham work which gives atraditional and fancier look. In this bridal dresses designers used highquality fabrics and alluring color scheme. These Wedding dresses for brides are modernly stitched and designed, in these Pakistani bridal dresses you will find current styles, cuts and designing. This PakistaniBridal Dresses Fashion 2014 collection is superb for Nikah and Walimafunctions.

Dresses in Maxi Styles,

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Wedding is very important days in every girl life. She want to look more attractive, unique and pretty. today now a day’s  maxi  is more preferable  dress for  reception  in above maxi dress u see  pink light Miranda and skin  color is use which look more beautiful.

Sunday 12 October 2014

Couple photoshoot ideas

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Pakistani New Bridal dresses 2014-

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Thursday 2 October 2014

Bridal Pashwas for Parties

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Bridal Party Wear Collection

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Bridal Dresses For Bridal Parties

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This beautiful bridal shalwar kameez is a master piece in its nature. The light pink color silk with green ornaments work on it is looking marvellous. The pattern of kameez is according to the latest trend for Bridal Parties. Sleeveless pattern enhances the beauty and rituality of embroidery and ornaments work on bust and border of kameez.

Indian Stylish Churi

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This dress has its beauty totally in its print. This geometrical print is just looking great and fabulous. Full sleeve pattern with round shape simple neck style is looking marvelous. Kameez is in little extra length and has beautiful embroidery and strip design at border. One can use this dress in summer evening parties and even in wedding parties as well.

Indian Shirt Style

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This Ari-Embroidered-Teal kurti is in short length with sleeve less pattern. This is just like open kurti/ shirt, have buttons at front. This type of short kurti’s is being widely used with jeans as well, because it has casual length and casual style outfit. Beautiful heavy embroidery work is being done on it to make this short length kurti more beautiful..

Cotton Salwar Kameez

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This Lilac-Cotton Salwar suit is in beautiful outfit with some little creative work. White casual and regular salwar with dopatta are looking fabulous with this maroon color kameez. The design of the fabric is really fine for summer season. Sleeve less pattern of the kameez looking marvelous due to the neck and chest designing. Kameez has round shape border at lower side which is looking cool.



. Indian Salwar Kameez dress

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This gorgeous salwar kameez dress has really fantastic color scheme. Design of the fabric is also fine. Casual straight salwar pattern is really in fashion now again with long kurti’s. This slim fit long kameez is in sleeve less pattern. V shape neck design has beautiful embroidered design which is looking cool. Dopatta is also being fetched with tiny motif and embroidery work. This is a perfect summer dress for parties




Wednesday 1 October 2014

Jacket Style Georgette Designer Anarkali Suits

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                Black soft net with metal jacket anarkali suit




Jacket Style Georgette Designer Anarkali Suits

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Indian Bridal Dresses

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                                      Cream Georgette Lehenga Paired with Vine                        Velvet Jacket

PAKISTAN jewelry

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Pakistani wedding  jewelry is very famous among all over the world due to its style and dedicated hard work latest designs of wedding jewelry of jewelers. Here I am presented some few







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