Jul - Aug 2014 - Select Citywalk

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Jul - Aug 2014 - Select Citywalk
July-August 2014
Foodie
Monsoon
comfort
food
Monsoon
survival kit
Wet-proof style
Rain-smart skin
Happy, happy hair
+
•Neon hotties
•Tank tops
•Non-slip footwear
Get it now
Skin
Sin
resortwear by
Shivan & Narresh
Chasing the rain
rainy holidays
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Bebe
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Adidas,
`1,999
Shorts, (above) and
Adidas,
(below) `1,999
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zip bomber,
Calvin Klein
Jeans
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And as the skies turn grey and the day gloomy, there’s nothing that will cheer
you up like a day of splurging at the mall. And what’s even better, it’s the big sale
season now. But have you got a list of must-buys handy; done your homework on
where to get the best deal? Read through our ten handy tips to make the shopping
experience better than you ever imagined.
Floral shorts,
Adidas,
`1,999
Bronze
sandals,
Crocs, `2,995
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As you wonder what dresses to pick up and the best colours to spruce up the day,
make sure you visit Shivan & Narresh’s newly opened store. Leaf through our
luxurious photo spread of the duo’s resortwear for style cues. As you leave the
store with an armful of bags and a big smile on your face, don’t forget to visit the
other newly opened ones - Furla, Thomas Pink and Bebe.
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linen shorts,
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necklaceCrop Top, `8700
Loop knotted scarf,chain
blocked
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Scarf, `6,300
`7,200
Necklace,
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Ladakh and Kerala and Rajas
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Meghalaya
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GET A TASTE
Fiery pothu FOR MALABAR
(beef) fry,
fluffy appams
(rice hoppers),
aviyal (vegetable
aromatic coconut
gravy), fish s in
(spicy yellow
molee
curry) and
just a few
payasam are
of the
Kerala’s kitchen. delectable dishes
from
Monsoon
Magic
‘Flavours of
Kerala’
7 Days package 6 Nights /
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Reach out
After three months of scorching heat the rains are finally here! Time to look out
dreamy-eyed at the pouring rains with a hot cuppa in hand. Time to skip over
puddles (don’t forget those rain boots) and time to bring out the parka jackets
(albeit the brightest one). But most importantly, time to get drenched in fabulous
monsoon offers, unbelievable discounts, new styles at the new stores, an array of
comfort food and a host of fun events at Select CITYWALK.
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Don’t miss these
Monsoon goodies
part from
bringing
down tempera
tures, the
monsoon
also lowers
room rates
for travelers
,
great off-seas turning India into
a
on destinat
monsoon
finally arrives, ion. When the
and grand
it is a welcom
spectacle.
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Littered
mountain
with
forts, citadels
the pleasure
and beaches
of travel
,
monsoon
in India’s
destination
varied
is a list of
is immens
five
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destinations most popular monsoo
in our country.
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pick and
Take
pack your
bags...time your
make the
to
most out
of your vacation
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starting from
TEA PLANTATI
`22,290, at
TuI, Select
As you walk ON, MUNNAR:
CITYWALK
Munnar offers
folds of the past the green tea
gardens dottedKerala’s nature’s
mountain
bounty
, you would
want to enjoywith monsoon waterfallsat its best to its
tourists.
the serene
atmosphe gushing through the
re for an eternity.
CRUISE THE
No trip to BACKWATERS
Kerala is complete
without a
languid
idyllic backwater boat ride on its
s. For a special
experienc
e, spend
aboard a houseboa the night
t, and witness
a dreamy
sunrise
serene bayous break over the
at dawn.
KERALA
Kerala has
always been
you glide
an all-enco
through
mpassing
fringed beaches backwaters,
travel destinat
retreat in
ion where
rain forest
with an Ayurved, drive through
resorts, walk
wild life
parks and
during monsoo ic massage. All
then soothe on palm
this and
ns. This
more, in
your senses
every form
romantics’
Kerala, is
of
first refuge
at its prime
retreats you romance nestled
awaits for
in its nook
seek in Kerala
and cranny. monsoon to unveil
of monsoo
explodes
n. The lush
The nature
treatmen
greens soothe with greenery with
and its
ts, which
the first
your senses
are believed
showers
herbs and
and so
to be the
medicinal
most effective do Ayurvedic
plants are
particularly
during monsoo
profuse.
ns as
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July-August
WATCH A
KATHAKA
LI SHOW
Kerala’s very
own
tradition dating classical dance
back to
century, is
a highly-cel the 17th
performin
ebrated
g art known
make-up,
for its colourful
elaborate
graceful movemen costumes and
inducing music. ts and the trance-
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But since when were we only about shopping? Take a break from all the walking
by sampling delicious pretzels in Wetzels’ Pretzels, croissants in L’opera and icecream at Haagen Dazs.
While at it, check out the many events we have lined up for the month. Celebrate
Teej at an exclusive bazaar set up with little kiosks and interesting knick-knacks;
and pay homage to our national animal by participating in Sher-e-Kala. But
among all the merriment and the smiles, take a moment to remember the martyrs
in the Kargil War at our special event, Kargil - Lest We Forget.
Warm Regards,
Team Select CITYWALK
We want to hear from you.
Please write to us at citywalk@selectcitywalk.com
Select Citywalk, A-3 District Centre Saket,
New Delhi - 110 017. India
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/calender
Plan your days
Mark the date
Set reminders and save alarms! Select CITYWALK has some exciting
and fun-filled events lined up for you in the coming months...
19-20
July
26
July
15
August
2
Kargil-Lest we Forget
Select CITYWALK will pay a
tribute to the fallen heroes of
the Kargil war that claimed the
lives of 527 soldiers on anniversary of Operation Vijay that led
Indian jawans to drive out the
Pakistani Army and recapture
the mountain peaks an in Kargil
and Drass sub-sectors in the
Ladakh division
InDEPENDENCE DAY
Celebrate the spirit of
Independence with
Select CITYWALK
on August 15. We
have a series of performances lined up to
celebrate the big day
so drop by to salute
the spirit of freedom
of our country.
Teej Bazaar
Not just fasting and feasting, Teej is also a
time to loosen your purse strings to
indulge in some festive shopping! So join us to grab
some exciting products at
our Teej Bazar on July
19 and 20. We have a
plenty of goodies
in store for the
lovely ladies. So
come over and
enjoy this festival
with us.
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July
Sher-e-Kala
An art exhibition showcasing works
of around 200 contemporary and
folk artistic brushes from across the
nation will be on display at Select
CITYWALK. The artists have come
together to spread awareness on the
endangered species-Tigers.
Every Wednesday- Flea@nite
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Contents
Campaign
Beauty Spot
14 Select CITYWALK’s raises a
toast for moms
54 Anti-blemish make up that
works
Style File
18 Monsoon fashion is here
48 Man-flower is blooming
58 Safe guard your mane
Foodie Recommends
60 Monsoon comfy food
Trend It
22 Neon fever
24
Beauty in a box
25
Short story
26 Less is more
p28
Lady by the
lake
Cover: Fontana by Shivan & Narresh
Colour blocked cruise gown `35,000
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Home décor
Bag It
66 Your patio is your monsoon
38 Monsoon skin care
haven
Wanderlust
64 Monsoon must-visits
40 Scrubs become a necessity
42 What’s on your wrist?
43 Quick dry wardrobe
Movie-dom
70 Sonam Kapoor’s fashion fundas
71 Watch out for these flicks
Essentials
04 Upcoming events at
Select CITYWALK
10 New stores
72 Happenings at the
shopping centre
76 Store directory
80 Connect with us
Services
Happy to help: The Styling
and Personal Shopping
Services, Reward Points,
Hands-free shopping and
more...
For details, please contact
the concierge at
011-42114200 or log onto
selectcitywalk.com
Select CITYWALK offers you FREE Wi-fi powered by
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Ad
/stores
new brands
Launched with a bang
Our newcomers took the shopping centre by storm and we can’t wait
to add fresher faces. Shopping just got better at Select CITYWALK
photographs Harshit Khanna
Bebe
...Coming
soon
Yum yum Cha
Geetanjali
Salon
Furla
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AD
/Campaign
mother’s day
Here come the
Superm ms
June 8 was Mother’s Day and Select CITYWALK went
all out to woo the special women in our lives... What’s life
without one’s mom!
photographs Harshit Khanna
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“
y Mom’s a Diva”, “Thanks
Mom, I turned out
awesome!” “Mom you
are my hero”, “My life
would suck without you
Mom” “My best friend and cheapest
therapist”.....
We are not shouting slogans here.
These were some of the awesome
statements children had to make about
their moms, as they gathered at Select
CITYWALK to celebrate Mother’s Day as
part of the contest #SelfieWithSuperMom
at #SCW! The limelight was on all the
supermoms, who would achieve the
impossible to make their kids smile!
I BELIEVE IN
sight
AT FIRST
LOVE
Because
I’VE BEEN LOVING
MY
MOTHER
SINCE I OPENED
MY EYES
(Facing page)
Stagecoach KidShoppers at Select CITYWAL
Nelofar Currimbs Club performs on Sound K take a Selfie with their mo
of M
m;
hoy with Selec
t CITYWALK sh usic; Shahnaz Husain and (Clockwise)
her daughter
oppers
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/Campaign
mother’s day
(Above & left) Stagecoach Kids Club paid a tribute to moms with the a musical rendition Sound of
Music based on the classic movie of the same name
From June 8 to 11, the busy shopping
centre was transformed into a sea of
bobbing yellow and red Superman Shields
with messages as crowds of moms and kids
posed at the #SelfieWithMom backdrop
for the special celebration. There was also
a musical rendition of the classic film
Sound of Music by Stagecoach kids club
and there were dedications, plays and
more... Select CITYWALK made sure the
special day became an unforgettable one.
While several shoppers posted selfies of
themselves with their moms online: the
contest included clicking selfies, using
the hashtag #SelfieWithMom and tagging
Select CITYWALK on Facebook, Twitter
or Instagram, many just clicked as they
shopped. The mothers also got to state the
gift they would love to get on Mother’s Day!
Though Select CITYWALK turned
Santa for only two lucky mothers, the rest
could be seen enjoying the bonding time....
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(Clockwise) Stagecoach Kids Club’s participants during the play; College students stage a play on the occasion of Mother’s Day; Shoppers at Select CITYWALK take a selfie
with their mom
That best
academy
knee
a mother’s
Who doesn’t like to hear that they are so
dearly loved! And age didn’t matter at all:
there were new mothers holding toddlers
with toothless grins, proud grandmoms
with daughters and granddaughters in
tow, reluctant mothers who had been
coaxed to pose by their teenaged kids and
some children who posed, clicked and
posted pics with messages but minus their
mothers... But who cared, as long as the
mood was to raise a toast for everyone’s
favourite lady!
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trend
/style file
IT’s raining
style
Short hemlines, neon bursts, breezy silhouettes, bare feet in quirky
flip-flops and a song on your lips... get ready to be drenched
Chiffon dress,
Bebe, `12,999
Asymmetric
cascade top,
Bebe, `5,999
Pink top, Bebe,
`5,999
Wooden beads
necklace, Zara,
`2,990
Cold shoulder long
kaftan, Accessorize,
`2,945
Flowy is fun
Don’t dump those pretty, floral loose tops
and dresses yet as monsoon is welcoming
these with arms wide open. Not only are
they casual, stylish and fresh but absolute
winners when it comes to comfort. Pick
loose tunics that can be adorned as dresses
and long tops, pretty flowing feminine
dresses, floaty kaftan blouses that exude
style that is quirky, smart and relaxed.
Ditch fabrics like cotton and linen that
can get clinging to the body and breathe
the freshness of rains in chiffons and
georgettesmust have this summer.
Sporty flats,
Charles &
Keith
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Glitter flakes flips,
Havianas, `1,995
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Flared
skirt, Zara,
`2,990
Floral print skirt, Zara,
`3,990
Flirt with skirts
An embellished short skirt by Tanvi Kedia
Be it the Paris runway or our home-grown fashion weeks,
swish and swirl of a skirt is a common sight. So why
bury this eternal romance with skirts in monsoons. Get
gorgeous and glamorous by sporting short, bouncy or midlength skirts. Pick from ruffled, wrap, A lines, pleated and
many more to zing up your glamour quotient and look a
fashion icon when everyone at work can’t help but sigh in
admiration. Keep those long skirts aside. If you want to go
in for skirts, try short flowy ones that help you to beat the
humidity as well. Choose tunics and tops in happy colours
and bright prints, but keep the bottoms dark. Black, navy,
earth brown or printed skirts are safe bets during the rains.
If you absolutely have to wear pants, choose cropped skinny
or pencil pants over flared styles since there’s a tendency for
all that extra fabric to get muck on the hem.
Flared skirt,
Tommy Hilfiger,
`5 ,999
Regular fit
skirt, Allen
Solly, `1,699
Slim fit flared
skirt, Allen
Solly, `1,899
Pink hand bag,
Charles and Keith
Cap toe flat
stucco, Crocs,
`5,999
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trend
/style file
Red pants,
Mango
Printed
cropped
trousers,
Mango
cropped comfort
They are playful, laid-back and elegant. Cropped pants
can be a girl’s best friend during monsoons as their
cut- above- the- ankle length is a life saver when you are
trudging through mud and puddles of water. A relaxed
wear, they look great with loose tunics, t-shirts, or short
tucked-in blouses. Make these flattering by keeping the
leg opening really tapered, revealing that sexy ankle
bone creating a fashion statement that’s huge on style
and comfort. Wear them in an elegant, classic way with
a statement necklace. However, cropped pants can make
you look short but there is good news. You can overcome
the leg shortening effect by wearing higher heels. Since
it’s monsoon pair your cropped pants with platforms or
preferably wedges.
Brown belt,
Charles and
Keith
Beaded cuff,
Aldo
Pair your cropped pants,
Zara,`3,990 (left) with a loose
top (above), Zara, `2,990 and
flats
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Sport it with
flats, Mango,
`1,800
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Pearlised hooded parka,
Zara, `5,990
Tommy Hilfiger,
`9,999,
Orange nylon parka jacket,
Tommy Hilfiger, `9,999
PERK IT UP WITH PARKAS
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Parka jackets are versatile and can pop-up any boring
outfit. Normally, with fur or faux fur Parka coats or jackets
could be paired with short dress, leggings, jeans, skirts, silk
blouses, T-shirts, shirts and tops that are knitted or of any
design or cut. A fashion come-back, parkas are here to stay
and monsoons are the perfect time to spot this fashion
piece. A great stylish way to keep one warm when going out
in a downpour, Parka is an absolute favourite of celebrities
like Kate Moss, Giselle Bundchen, and Kirsten Dunst and
needs to be a part of your wardrobe too to add that celeb
touch
Orange bag,
Mango,
`1,800
Printed parka,
Zara, `5,990
Indigo
pants,
Mango
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Block heel
sandal with
buckle, Zara,
`5,990
A fashion comeback, parkas
are here to stay
and monsoons
are the perfect
time to spot this
fashion piece
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neon
/trend it
Tie front moulded cup
bandeau & tie side brief,
Accessorize, `1,795
Neon Jersey Tee,
Accessorize,
`1,795
Tommy Hilfiger,
`8,999
Rehane nails
the neon
look with
a complete
neon
package
paired with
silver heels.
Neon
lights
Inject instant glamour in your wardrobe
with some fluorescent fun
Neon
overdose!
Tommy
Hilfiger,
`8,999
A punch of
lemon, Tommy
Hilfiger
Neon
printed
dress,
Zara,
`2,990
(Above) Flounced crop
top, Zara, `2,290 ; (Below)
Whites & stripes, Tommy
Hilfiger, `4,499
Beaded
thongs, Pavers
England,
`2,499
Multi strap flip-flops,
Crocs, `2,495
WEAR IT WITH
Primrose stone
& sparkle collar,
Accessorize (above).
(Right) Nude pumps
compliment the
loud tint and whites
balance the colour
quotient of your
ensemble.
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Choose one
piece of bright
neon clothing
and team it
with a neutral
colour palette.
Next, `3,499
Go for a racerback
tank top in a neon
colour and pair it
with denim shorts
and nude heels
(left), Nine West
Hexagonal
sunglasses,
Zara
Neon is a statement
of its own so be
careful to not get
too loud with your
style. If you do not
want it on your
clothes try some
neon on your feet
with these loafers
(right).
Avoid doing all
neons. Black
provides good
background for
neon to flare up.
Neon on my
feet, Crocs,
`3,995
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shorts
/trend it
Pleated
shorts, Zara,
`2,890
Printed shorts,
Zara, `2,890
Casual gets a leafy appeal,
Tommy Hilfiger, `5,999
short story
Designer Payal-Singhal’s
embroidered velvet and
net shorts shout out
loud that this casual
piece of clothing has
just undergone a glam
makeover
Ever versatile shorts have a way of
making everything-from a basic blouse
to an old tee-look totally polished
Jaguar graphic
shorts, Adidas,
`1,999
Lace shorts,
Zara, `2,990
If everything else is just the
typical shorts, add a twist to
it with Sarong shorts (left &
above), Zara, `2,990
A hint of colour for your
bottom, wear it with a white
tee, Tommy Hilfiger, `5,999
WEAR IT WITH
Frilly layered
crop top,
Zara, `1,990
Pairing high-waisted shorts
with a crop top is perfect
if you’re planning a pool
day. Add a slouchy tote and
you’ll be more than ready
to walk out the door.
Zara
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Shorts can be as
dressy as a pair of
trousers, if they’re
tailored right and the
details are perfect.
The trick is to get
the length correct,
usually just above
the knee. Never any
longer or you risk
veering off into Capri
pants territory.
Aqua celery
flip-flops, Crocs,
`2,495
Butterfly wing
kaftan, Forever
New `2,800
Foil printed
tank, Forever
New `2,200
Casual toeposts,
Pavers England
`2,499
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TANK TOPS
Pirouette with
passion in rains
with this skin
show beat bra
top. The less
you wear, the
drier you stay!
Reebok, `2,199
Let your skin
breathe free with
this open-back
daisies graphic
tank, Adidas,
`1,999
Manish
Malhotra
balances
an extreme
feminine look
with a bold tank
to add to the
careless beauty
tank it
A wardrobe staple, the comfy tank
tops are a fashion must-have to beat
monsoon in a sporty style
Double layered tank,
Forever New
Twist
back top,
Forever
New,
`3,800
A touch of
pink to your
monsoon
wardrobe, Tank
top, Zara, `990
Sportswear top,
Bebe `4,999
Beat bra top,
Reebok, `2,199
WEAR IT WITH
Add a cute belt to
the tank top as a
final, fashionable
touch but make
sure the colour
and style matches
what you’re already
wearing. The
belt can go right
underneath your
chest, or it can hug
your hips.
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Side
gathered
skirt, Zara
`3,990
A slimmer version of their
beach bound ancestors,
modern tanks hit right
below the waist. You can
wear them with trunks,
jeans, skirts, palazzo
pants and even ankle
cropped trousers—
basically anything you’d
pair with a tee.
Promod
Ankle
cropped
trousers, Zara,
`2,990
Nine West
Pink sandal,
Accessorize
`2,045
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Bold printed box clutch,
Kazo, price on request
Box clutches, Bebe,
`4,999 each
beauty in
a box
Oval silver box clutch,
Accessorize, ` 3,145
Shantanu and
Nikhil’s collection’s
evening gowns
were adorned with
these sophisticated
fashion pieces
Red carpet must-haves, these
sophisticated evening beauties are
back with a bang
Hexagon
box clutch,
Zara
Beaded box clutch,
Accessorize, ` 3,145
Weave boxy clutch,
Next, `3,199
Rectangle box clutch,
Accessorize, `2,945
(Left) Black box
clutch, Zara,
`2,890
Metallic silver box
clutch, Accessorize
WEAR IT WITH
These evening bags
may be small in size,
but they’re dramatic in
style and no wonder
they are the celeb’s
favourite tote. Box
clutches are cute and
compact all while
packing a sartorial
punch with fabulous
embellishments, eyecatching textures and
bold colours.
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Ear cuff,
Aldo
High low
dress, Wills
Lifestyle
Golden
neckalce,
Aldo,
`1,495
Golden
heels,
Charles and
Keith
Peach
earrings, Aldo
These
unassuming
little bags are
high street
fashion’s most
important
element.
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Luxe
escape
The sun, the water, the breeze and a glam vacation... that’s
what the new resortwear line by luxe swimwear designers
Shivan & Narresh reminds you of. Brazen with slashes of
blinding lemon, crisp palazzos... angular crop tops, high shorts
and sarong dreams... the skin is in!
Fontana by Shivan & Narresh
Indulge yourself at the new Shivan & Narresh ( F17A) store at
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Slashed cruise gown
Gown, `39,500
One shoulder colour blocked maillot, linen
trousers,chain necklace with Swarovski
Maillot, `8900
Trousers, `12,000
Necklace, `7,200
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Linen shift dress with stripe detail
bandit collar
Dress,`15,500
Necklace, `13,500
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Loop knotted linen crop-top, linen shorts, colour
blocked scarf,chain necklace with Swarovski
Crop Top, `8700
Shorts, `8,100
Scarf, `6,300
Necklace,`7,200
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Twin shoulder zipper maillot ,
loop knotted pencil skirt
Maillot, `8700
Skirt, `9900
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Ombre Sarong with Swarovski
Sarong, `21,400
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footwears
M
onsoon is here and with
it are its many woes.
Though rains bring the
much-needed respite
and romance in our lives
but our fashion quotient goes for a toss
for sure. What with a series of puddles
waiting to soak our footwear! With a
heavy heart you bid good bye to all your
fancy shoes with the fear of ruining them
in the downpour. So what options do we
have to stay stylish in this tricky weather?
As it turns out, many. Surprised? Don’t
be. If your leather boots cannot deal with
the monsoon, your wedges definitely
will and so will your trainers and loafers
and rubber sole docksides, not to forget
the ever monsoon-worthy flip-flops and
Crocs. So what are you waiting for? It is
time to redo your footwear collection a
bit to enjoy this romantic weather - poet’s
favourite muse and romance’s favourite
hangout. Greet monsoon with style and
comfort. We tell you how...
Happy feet
• Damp feet are prone to many infections
and fungi. Battle this by using antifungalantibacterial absorbent powders that are
available at your local chemist.
loafing
around
The original slip-on shoes - the loafers in all its forms
(driving shoes, penny loafers) is an ideal choice for
monsoons. Docksides with rubber soles are also a good
companion during rains.
High on fashion
Strappy platform
wedge, Charles
and Keith
Red wedges
with cross
straps, Zara,
`5,990
Clogs comfort
Leather sneakers
with rubber sole,
Tommy Hilfiger
splash
Here is how you can sport a pair of happy feet in the
sticky weather dotted with puddles and pools of water
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Coral candy
pink flats,
Crocs, `3,295
Cap toe flats,
cRocs, `2,995
sneak’in style
Not to state the obvious, but sneakers and trainers are
actually pretty decent rain shoes. High-tops with cotton or
suede uppers won’t be water-resistant enough, but those
with leather should do the trick for light rainfall. Just don’t
step directly in puddles.
• Keep an extra pair of chappals in your office
drawer that are very comfortable for times
when all else seems futile.
Make a
Keep those manicured feet away from puddles with
wedge heels.While pointed heels may be far more
fashionable, wedges are far more practical during rains.
not only are they fashionable but offer better support
while you’re walking.
These multi-coloured clogs are a monsoon must-have for
obvious reasons. However, go for the breatheable ones
during monsoons as the humidity makes your feet smelly.
Closed quarters only worsen the situation. Nonetheless
Crocs are monsoon must-haves for sure.
Hi top trainers,
Next
Docksides with
rubber sole,
Zara, `2,990
Driving shoes in faux
leather, Pavers
england, `2,799
• If you travel a lot, make sure you carry wet
wipes or a hand towel to dry your feet whenever
need be. Damp feet will smell and also get
infected easily.
• Wear shoes that have a proper grips on the
sole or the chances of trip and fall are aplenty.
• Wearing cheap rubber shoes may seem like a
smart idea but watch out for shoes that can give
you awful shoe bites.
• Make sure you do not wear leather, suede or a
material that soaks water because it will leave
stinky feet and shoes.
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flip and fun
Flip flops are fun footwear for rains. Available in a range of
designs and colours, these are suitable for both girls and
guys. Girls can choose from a burst of bubblegum colours
and prints. Please do not try wearing the bathroom rubber
slippers under the pretext of wearing flip flops. All slippers
are not flip flops and all flip flops are not slippers!
Citrus yellow flipflops,Havianas, `1,800
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White and black flip-flops,
Havianas, `1,800
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skincare
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clean & clear
Whether your skin is oily or dry, monsoon spares none. Your skin
needs every bit of extra care in these rainy days. Here is a handy list of
products for your absolute necessary, extensive skincare routine
during this season
Renergie plasma
revival, Lancôme, price
on request
Instant refreshing
toner, Sephora, `720
Light day lotion,
Forest Essentials,
`1,595
Moisturising bronzing
body lotion,
Sephora, `1,000
Tulsi-Neem face wash,
Shahnaz Husain, `390
Petal soft
cream,
L’Occitane,
`1,790
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Clear skin soiree
Fight off the monsoon skin
woes with a healthy and
balanced skincare regimen.
Cleansing foam,
L’Occitane, `1,890
Warming mineral mask,
The Body Shop, `1,195
Energising face spritz,
The Body Shop,
`995
Wash away gel cleanser,
Clinique, `1,450
Tea-tree cleansing wipes,
The Body Shop, `500
Facial treatment
masque,
Forest
Essentials,
`1,395
Facial Ubtan, Forest
Essentials, `695
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Navigational and on-trend, punctuate
your look with these water-resistant
and water proof time-tellers
this monsoon
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Quick dry
Bebe
Tracktop, Adidas,
`3,999
Hoodie, Reebok
`2,499
Stay dry
Polyester invades the fashion scene with
much pride in rains. This monsoon musthave piece of fabric is versatile & hot
Boat duffel, Superdry
Bebe
Striped short
bra top, Reebok
`1,899
Tank top, Adidas,
`1,999 (above) and
Shorts, Adidas, `1,999
(below)
Rainstorm zip bomber,
Calvin Klein Jeans
Satchel bag,
Superdry
Floral shorts,
Adidas, `1,999
Come rain, come shine
Not only is polyester waterresistant but it is also very easy to
maintain, which makes it an ideal
choice for the monsoons.
Bronze sandals,
Crocs, `2,995
The inspiration
Just as John Travolta was dominating
the dance floor in a white threepiece polyester suit in the 1977
movie “Saturday Night Fever,” the
fabric hit its high-water mark.
Combined
faux leather
leggings,
Zara,
`2,590
Flip flops,
Superdry,
Crop top,
Superdry
Solid
polyester
jacket,
Allen Solly
`3,599
Orange umbrella,
Superdry
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The Ex factor
... we are talking about the simple scrub here! Dust and
grime clog your skin in this season, so arm yourself with
these exfoliators for a clean face and body
2
4
1. Exfoliating gel, Nuxe (available at
Sephora), `5,500
2. Vitamin E cream exfoliator, The
Body Shop, `795
3. Scrub cream, Clinique, `1,950
4. Double duty exfoliator + mask,
Sephora, `720
5. Tea-tree scrub, The Body Shop,
`695
6. Smart dual action exfoliator,
Sephora, `1,000
7. Gentle exfoliator cleansing
cream, Sephora, `880
8. Cane sugar & tamarind body
polisher, Forest Essentials, `2,250
9. Honey & Oat scrub mask, The
Body Shop, `1,195
3
5
1
6
9
8
7
Smooth, shiny, soft: Monsoon skincare routine is incomplete
without scrubbing. The overall humidity helps; just spalsh
some cold water after scrubbing to shut the skin pores.
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Various services available
for your convenience at
Sale
through
Discount season is round the corner and you
can’t wait to fill your shopping bag with all
kinds of indulgences. But you know what can
make the experience better? These ten tips
photographs Harshit Khanna
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at the shopping centre
/monsoon sale
S
ummon the smart shopper
in you and get set to launch
yourself in the shopping
bonanza. Yes, ladies and
gentlemen it is once again that
time of the year when shopping deals
swarm the season. It is the great end of
the season sale. While the most arduous
shopaholics would already be looking for
discounts and steeply reduced prices on a
variety of goodies, you can catch up just in
time. We will tell you how.
1
2
Shop on weekdays
If you hate crowds, the best way to have
a day of leisurely shopping is to hit the
market or mall on weekday mornings or
afternoons. This way you not just dodge
the crowd but also end up picking the best
from the lot especially when the sale is in
its first week. weekends is when shoppers
flood malls.
Buy multiple items
If you want to make the most of the
discounts on offer, buy more than just one
item. Chances are that the more you buy,
the better the discounts get. If you think
you might want to return something, try
to use a credit card to shop. Returns are
much easier and faster with a credit card
than with a debit card or cash. The latter
can sometimes take weeks to go through.
Also, in case of late refunds, you can
always ask your credit card company to
intervene.
4
Just a little patience
Shop for high-end products at the
EOSS (End of Season Sale). Make a list
of all the things you need and find out
in advance about the best places to buy
them and when. Get there early and
you’ll not only cover all the essentials
but, believe it or not, the wait will make
the shopping more enjoyable.
3
Don’t shop for the sake of
shopping
Buy something because you really like
it, not because it’s being offered at a
super-low price. It won’t matter how deep
the discount is if you are never going to
wear it in your life. Also, always read the
fine print. There’s nothing better than
clearance buys - but in our excitement to
shop, we often fail to read the fine print.
Ask the staff about
clearance sale
return policies
and check for
defects before
you buy the
item.
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at the shopping centre
5
6
Do your homework
7
8
Look out for the “best price”, not
the “sale” price. Do your homework
and find out what other merchants
are offering for the same item, and
go for the best deal. Some will match,
or even beat, a competitor’s price - at least for a
limited period. Read the merchant’s pricing policy.
Browsing through websites that compare rates from
different merchants will also help.
Keep associated costs in mind
When going for an online buy, there are also
shipping costs and delivery time to keep in mind.
Most shopping websites waive off shipping costs
if the purchase value is higher than a certain
amount. Also search for discounts and coupons
online before you check out. They can lower costs
considerably.
Don’t give in to impulse buys
Offers such as “buy one, get one free”, “free gift
with purchase” or “free shipping with minimum
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purchase” may sound good, but if you don’t want or
need the item, it’s best to avoid it. If needed, make
a list of shopping criteria and take this with you. If
you feel the urge to buy something that may verge
on frivolous, take a look at the list and see whether
it is something you really want and not just an
impulse buy.
Shop presales
Many stores advertise their
sales in advance and even
if they don’t do presales,
you can always go 24 hours
in advance and book your
favourite for the day after.
Look out for the best price and not the
sale price. Do your homework and
find out what other merchants are
offering for the same item
9
10
Stick to a budget
This is often the most difficult for
shopaholics to stick to. Even though
may feel like a kid in a candy store, with
an array of fine clothing, chic footwear
and alluring accessories, always remind
yourself of how much you can spend
without going overboard.
Ask for a bigger discount.
Yes, you can. And more often than not,
a store will give you a deeper discount
- especially if you are buying more
than one item. The trick is to be nice to
them pretend you’re on the fence about
something. It’s always in the store’s
interest to make a sale, even if it’s at a
discount.
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Home dÉcor
singing in the rain
Smell of wet earth & light breeze are luring you outside. And if you’re planning to
do any of your lounging out there, then it’s time to rethink how that area looks and
feels. Transform your patio into lively outdoor hangouts with these cheerful finds
(Below) Megh malhar
cushion, (Right) Cotton
cushion, Good Earth
h
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, Good Eart
Table runner
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Gold leaf nigeen
light, Good Earth
`1,800
Palmeraie tea
plates (set of
4), Good Earth
`2,850
Hand painted tray,
Good Earth `9,500
Baby planter,
Oma `889
Hurricane lamp,
Homestop, `299
Flower bloom
coaster, Good
Earth `799
Jaali doormat, Homestop `399
Cement planter,
Homestop, `1,200
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In my garden,
Lladró, `2990
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Beauty spot
Dot, dab
and vanish
Monsoons is not the best season for the skin. But you can use
makeup to hide blemishes of acne and pimples
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Tea-tree
blemish gel,
The Body
Shop, `795
Anti-blemish
solutions,
Clinique, `1,300
Smart Application
• Apply a thin coat of
moisturiser to your entire
face. Use only a waterbased moisturiser that
absorbs quickly into your
skin.
• Put a small dot of
foundation you want to
apply on your palm and use
a fresh sponge to soak it
in. With light dabs, press
the makeup sponge all
over your face; apply a very
thin coat of foundation
evenly over the blemish.
Repeat the application
of foundation makeup.
Multiple thin layers works
better than one thick one.
M
onsoon dos: Get drenched
in the rain, dig into cheesy
delights and if you want,
hum old Bollywood
numbers. Monsoon don’ts:
Don’t step out without sunscreen (clouds
don’t mean no sun) and don’t cake up your
face in an attempt to hide acne blemishes
that are so common this season.
We tell you how to get blemish-free
natural-looking monsoon face, but smartly.
Spot correcting
moisture lotion,
Estée Lauder,
`5,090
De-spot skin brightening
corrector, Peter Thomas Roth
(available at Sephora), `5,100
Concealer, foundation
The easiest way to hide all blemishes and
marks on your face is to use a concealer.
Or else, opt for a base foundation on skin.
The foundation shade should be natural
and similar to your skin tone. Waterproof
foundation is perfect for monsoon.
Blend the waterproof foundation with a
moisturiser and apply. Skip the regular
foundation in this season. You can apply
the concealer before or after foundation,
but more often than not, you will find
the foundation applied first may cover
blemishes perfectly!
• Allow the concealer to set,
and apply a light dusting of
translucent powder.
Advanced
brightening BB
cream, Estée
Lauder, `2,100
Under make up
base, Inglot, `1,300
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• Then, dab a drop of
concealer directly on the
blemish with a fine makeup
brush. If the blemish is red,
pick a concealer with a
yellow or green base. Use
feather-light strokes to
keep from adding too much.
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Beauty spot
Ten hour
wear perfect
foundation,
Sephora, `1,080
Translucent loose
powder, Inglot,
`790
Stay all day
foundation
& concealer,
Stila
(available at
Sephora),
`2,800
Face
touch-up
stick, Bobbi
Brown,
`1,960
Loose foundation
compact, The Body
Shop, `1,795
Cream
foundation,
Inglot, `1,500
Celeb concearler tricks
Kim Kardashian, the contouring queen, swears by her
concealer, so much so that she even posted pictures on
Twitter documenting the process of her transformation
from an “ordinary looking girl” to a chiselled beauty. In
order to help her fans create the look, Kim gave a step-bystep guide. “I put on all my foundation first,” she said. “I
powder my face, then I put on concealer, and blend it with
a pink egg-like sponge. Then I contour all here – think of
a three. (With her finger she drew an invisible three on the
side of her face) I go cheekbones, under chin, then the
top,” she said online.
Priyanka Chopra keeps her lips nude and accentuates her already defined
cheekbones. She also covers her under eye dark circles smartly. Priyanka
generally goes with MAC’s Studiofix foundation (NC 43) and Bobbi
Brown concealer, which are two products that she cannot do without.
She also claims that she uses a good bit of moisturiser to keep her skin
soft and supple and ready for whichever makeup she puts on. For her
eyes, she swears by the Blacktrack Fluidline from the brand.
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Creamy
concealer kit,
Bobbi Brown,
`2,170
Look pretty in the rains
Who does not love monsoon? The fresh air, the
sparkling greens and an overall calm. But for makeup lovers, it is not the favourite season. It’s best
advised to use waterproof make-up for monsoon.
Lisa Munlua, Senior make-up artist, Inglot India,
offers handy tips.
Skin Care
Follow your cleaning, toning and
moisturising routine religiously,
that’s the only way to get and
maintain a healthy glowing skin. In
the hot and humid season, our skin
becomes sticky and attracts more
dust and grime. So wash it more
often than usual.
Full coverage
concealer, NYX,
(available at
Sephora), `500
Foundation
With humidity on the high it is better
to ditch your foundation and replace
it with a loose powder unless you
want a sweaty, tacky looking face.
Loose powders help you perspire less.
The best way to use powders is with
a make-up sponge while your face is
still damp after applying a moisturiser.
For an evening look if you still want
foundation choose a water-proof one.
Eye make-up
Wearing a matte eye shadow is a big
no no for the season. A pearl and
shine ones are more long lasting. Use
a waterproof kohl for a smudge free
look. It is always better to opt for a
coloured waterproof kohl or a gel
eyeliner in place of an eyeshadow, and
your eyes will get all attention needed.
And never forget to pile on layers of the
waterproof mascara.
Face mist
This is what can keep your make-up
stay on your skin, despite the heat
and humidity. Make your own face
mist: mix rose water with mineral
water and store in a spray bottle.
Spray this mist after every make-up
it would set the make-up and make
it water friendly.
Lips
This monsoon make sure you get
yourself a matte lip pencil. More than
summer, monsoon with its humidity
makes your lipstick bleed faster; a lip
pencil will prevent it . Choose tinted
lip balms over a natural lip liner for
best results. Matte lipstick, transfer
resistance lipsticks are some other
textures you can go with. For more
long lasting effect, after every lipstick application dab some loose
powder over the lipstick through a tissue paper.
Studio finish SPF
35 concealer, MAC,
`1,400
Make up camouflage
cream pot, Make up
For Ever (available at
Sephora), `2,900
BB + CC creams
Also known as Blemish Balm (BB) Cream, these offer
smart solutions to blemishes. Apply with your fingers: dot
on your face and then blend in. BB cream does a great
job at concealing under eye circles, too. Dot under the
eyes, blend in. After making sure it’s set, apply the same
cream to the rest of your face.
Once your BB cream is dry, set with a translucent powder.
Always dab or pat your concealer or BB cream, never
swipe or wipe. If you swipe it, it will rub off the top of
your blemish making it even more prominent. CC creams
or colour correctors are different from
concealers; they come in different
colours like green, purple, or
orange. Use them to correct flaws
like under eye circles, redness, or
a sallow complexion. Apply before
your foundation. Orange and
yellow for under the eyes;
green is for redness on the skin
and purple to counteract sallow
complexions.
Even better concealer,
Clinique, `1,700
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hair products
Rainy day
knots
Knots, braids, beach waves or a classic chignon...
Monsoon hairstyles don’t have to be boring.
C
aught between unruly frizz and ugly hair sticking to the back of your neck
may make you wish to wear a head-wrap to work. But there are simple
hairstyles (seriously simple) that can keep your head stylish even in this hot
and humid season. The easiest way to manage your hair is to get the right
haircut. Shorter lengths seem to be better options but longer lengths when
managed well can prove to be really stylish manes during monsoon. Also, use a dry
shampoo post the blow dry to keep humidity in check. We track some Bollywood girls
and tell you how to adapt their styles easily.
1
Classic Chignon
A chignon may sound complicated but is the best way to
ensure you get party-ready elegant hair in minutes on a
day nothing else works. Part your hair down the middle
and decide which side you want your chignon to be on.
Pull the hair to that side and then create two ponytails;
hold one in each hand. Smooth the hair down and tie
into a loose knot, wrap one side around to the right and
secure with pins. Repeat on the left; finish with more
pins and hairspray!
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Braids
2
Wet beach waves
Grandmoms may have advised braids
for longer lengths and stronger roots,
but they are a handy tool on a windy
day as well. And if a few strands fly out,
it’s even better. The simplest side braid
can be done in a jiffy: collect your hair
to one side of your head, low at your
neck, braid loosely and fix the end with
a twisty pin or a band. Put it between
your palms and pat it flat... Let the
flyaways stay!
Get the wet look perfect and this will look better if you actually
get caught unawares in the showers! Wash your hair, towel dry
it, take a small amount of frizz-control serum on your hand and
spread it evenly through your hair. For more prominent waves,
add a little mousse with the serum. Now scrunch your hair up
from the ends to the roots. Let it dry (without a dryer) and let the
waves work their magic!Use some hairspray if you feel it’s going
to be windy.
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top knot
This is one of the quickest hairstyles to execute and comfortable too on a hot and
sticky day. And even if you are caught in a sudden downpour with your hair down,
this is how you can turn it around smartly. Gather your hair high up on your head
in a ponytail, twist it and tie it. If you have longer hair, use a few bubby pins to
hold it all in place. You can make it neat but the slightly careless one packs more
punch.
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skincare
/bag it
hair
to stay
This is the hairfall season, or so we know. But there are ways
to keep your hair on your head. We bring you the fab dozen
products that will make sure your mane stays on
Kendi Oil, Alterna
(available at
Sephora)
Rainforest Moisture
Butter, The Body Shop,
Specifique
stimuliste,
Kérastase
(available at
Looks)
`725
Rainforest Volume
Shampoo, The
Body Shop,
`945
Guarana Berry
Volumizing
Mousse,The
Body Shop
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Rainforest
coconut hair oil,
The Body Shop,
`645
Anti-hairfall tonic,
L’Oréal (available at
Food Bazar)
Rainforest moisture
shampoo for dry hair,
The Body Shop
Rainforest radiance
shampoo for
coloured hair,
The Body Shop
Banana Banane
conditioner,
The Body Shop
Mega rich
shampoo,
Peter thomas
Roth (available at
Sephora)
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Rainforest
hair butter,
The Body
shop, `925
Climate
control-heat
humiditygel, Ouidad
(available at
Sephora)
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must eats
/foodie recommends
Monsoon
Comfort food
Our favourite foodie is on the prowl again, looking for unique flavours.
And this month, she pleases the soul with dishes that fight the blues!
T
he sound of raindrops falling on the ground, the smell
of wet earth, clouds that make you only want to stare at
nothingness in the sky… there is hardly anything that I
don’t love about Monsoons! So give me a bucket full of
French fries, bread loaded on bread, and anything sweet
that warms the heart and this girl will be a happy camper! For what
more do you need on a rainy day except for a book to read, some love in
the heart and yummy, simple, no fancy comfort food? Here’s my list of
this monsoon’s must haves!
European fondue @ Haagen Dazs
6 scoops of
ice-cream
cookies, cream
and
Food-trivia lover,
Nigella Lawson
follower, cookingshow enthusiast,
potato worshipper
incarnate and
has only one
motto – ‘Must Try
Everything!’ Foodie
Samiksha Dewan
tells you what to
try, grab, eat and
explore at Select
CITYWALK!
Have you ever crossed a place cooking great
food and stopped in your tracks as you smelled
heaven wafting through the doors? Haagen
Dazs does that to me every time. I know exactly
when they make their waffle cones, when
there’s a dark chocolate sauce run and when
there’s a new flavor on the menu. So on a rainy
day, take a bunch of people you love, sit down
and order their European fondue. Look at
that platter of glory and you will take a couple
of minutes to believe that so much of a good
thing can be served all at once! So here’s what
it is, 6 scoops of icecream – vanilla, Belgian
chocolate, cookies and cream and strawberry,
pieces of crisp on the outside soft on the inside waffle, thin rolled crepes, gooey chocolate
cake and fresh cut fruit served with a chocolate sauce so luscious, that it envelops your
mouth to give you a outworldly experience.
Not enough of a sweet high? Dip your choice
crisp waffle, thin crepes,
of condiment in a titillating caramel dipping
gooey chocolate cake
sauce. One taste and you will melt away with
the rains! For what else is fondue except food
with
of the angels?
strawberry...
and fresh fruit
chocolate sauce...
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must eats
/foodie recommends
Jalapeno Cheese Melt
@ Wetzels’ pretzels
Here’s the thing with cheese,
it can make you feel warm,
fuzzy and all things happy on
the inside. Combine that with
a soft, buttery, pillowy pretzel
and you know it’s a recipe for
something delicious – literally! Tucked away at the 2nd
floor corner of Select CITYWALK is Wetzel’s Pretzels
– a store that creates one of
the highest ranked comfort
foods of all times! So is it
any surprise that my recommendation for this month is
a jalapeno cheese melt? Top
a cheese laden pretzel with
tangy, spicy bites of jalapeno
and you basically hit all the
right spots! Head on over,
and grab this mouth watering
savoury!
buttery
flaky croissant...
with
toasted
some organic jam
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Croissant @ L’opera
Have you always thought of a bakery that does
all sweets? Don’t forget that they also bring all
things carb – breads, pastries, tarts and more.
Bakeries also give you your dose of savoury fulfillment! So this monsoon, head over to L’opera
and grab a buttery flaky croissant – a bread that
can be a meal on its own. Have it toasted, with
some organic jam, a drizzle of honey or just on its
own! A breakfast must-have this is sure to start
your day on a note of deliciousness!
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Rocket Double @ Johnny Rockets
Want to experience a bit of American diner
culture here in the city? Then your first stop
has to be Johnny rockets! A jukebox, some
American freestyle dancing and big, bad
burgers.. They’re doing everything right! So
this monsoon, make a stop at this joint to
give yourself a bit of soul food. Order the
Rcoket double – cheddar cheese, crisp lettuce, juicy tomato slices, onions, their special
white sauce all laden on TWO – that’s right
– TWO juicy patties! Take your pick between
veggie and non-veggie (I recommend the
Tenderloin). Remember to take someone
with you to finish this monstrosity or make
sure that you are completely famished before
you attempt to take this down!
I can’t end this recommendation without
suggesting my ultimate comfort food.
When you’re down and out, or happy as
can be, whether you’re sulking or moping
or in the mood to celebrate, all you will
ever need to bring a smile on your face is
a big helping of crisp on the outside, pillowy soft on the inside French fries. Eat
them with ketchup, mayo or mustard, eat
them hot or cold… want to give your soul
a hog? French fries are your sure shot
way to nirvana! Get them at Alaturka,
Harry’s, or take them up a notch and eat
them topped with cheese and bacon at
Johnny rockets! Just remember, don’t let
this monsoon go by without offering your
prayers to this food-of-the-gods!
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French
fries
Eat them with
ketchup
or
FRENCH FRIES
mustard
eat them hot or cold
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/wanderlust
Affordable travel
Monsoon
maverings
From the romantic Kerala and Rajasthan to the adventurous
Ladakh and Meghalaya - monsoon has a lot on offer
for the travel lovers
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part from bringing
down temperatures, the
monsoon also lowers
room rates for travelers,
turning India into a
great off-season destination. When the
monsoon finally arrives, it is a welcome
and grand spectacle. Littered with
mountain forts, citadels and beaches,
the pleasure of travel in India’s varied
monsoon destination is immense. Here
is a list of five most popular monsoon
destinations in our country. Take your
pick and pack your bags...time to
make the most out of your vacations is
ticking...
Attractions
Get a taste for Malabar
Fiery pothu (beef) fry, fluffy appams
(rice hoppers), aviyal (vegetables in
aromatic coconut gravy), fish molee
(spicy yellow curry) and payasam are
just a few of the delectable dishes from
Kerala’s kitchen.
Monsoon Magic
‘Flavours of Kerala’ 6 Nights /
7 Days package starting from
`22,290, at TuI, Select CITYWALK
Cruise the backwaters
No trip to Kerala is complete
without a languid boat ride on its
idyllic backwaters. For a special
experience, spend the night
aboard a houseboat, and witness
a dreamy sunrise break over the
serene bayous at dawn.
TEA PLANTATION, MUNNAR: Munnar offers Kerala’s nature’s bounty at its best to its tourists.
As you walk past the green tea gardens dotted with monsoon waterfalls gushing through the
folds of the mountain, you would want to enjoy the serene atmosphere for an eternity.
Kerala
Kerala has always been an all-encompassing travel destination where
you glide through backwaters, retreat in rain forest resorts, walk on palm
fringed beaches, drive through wild life parks and then soothe your senses
with an Ayurvedic massage. All this and more, in Kerala, is at its prime
during monsoons. This romantics’ first refuge awaits for monsoon to unveil
every form of romance nestled in its nook and cranny. The nature and its
retreats you seek in Kerala explodes with greenery with the first showers
of monsoon. The lush greens soothe your senses and so do Ayurvedic
treatments, which are believed to be the most effective during monsoons as
herbs and medicinal plants are particularly profuse.
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Watch a Kathakali show
Kerala’s very own classical dance
tradition dating back to the 17th
century, is a highly-celebrated
performing art known for its colourful
make-up, elaborate costumes and
graceful movements and the tranceinducing music.
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LIVING ROOT BRIDGES,
NONGRIAT: The most
fascinating sight around
Cherrapunjee are the incredible
root bridges – living rubber
fig-tree roots which ingenious
Khasi villagers have trained
across streams to form natural
pathways.Three of these root
bridges (including an amazing
‘double-decker’) are near
Nongriat.
Monsoon Magic
‘Glorious Meghalaya’ 3 Nights
/ 4 Days package starting from
`11,790, at TuI, Select CITYWALK
Attractions
Don Bosco Museum of
Indigenous Cultures
Sights in the seven-storey
museum include tribal basketry,
musical instruments, weapons,
objects of daily life,
costumes and jewellery, along
with plenty of photographic
documentation.
Balpakhram National Park
Traditionally, Balpakhram is
considered by Garo people as the
‘abode of souls’ where people
temporarily go after they
die. The park is thick with wild
flowers and butterflies in spring,
and its little ‘grand canyon’
separates the Garo and Khasi Hills.
Ward’s Lake
Ward’s Lake, Shillong has a pretty
ornamental bridge and beautiful
flower beds. Walk 15 minutes
northeast of the lake to visit the
rolling meadows of Shillong Golf
Course , bordered by pine trees and
fronted by a pretty clubhouse.
Moors & Waterfalls
The Nohkalikai Falls are particularly
dramatic, especially in the monsoon
when their capacity increases
20-fold. You can see them easily
enough without quite entering
the official viewpoint , 4.4km
southwest of Sohra market.
Meghalaya
Separating the Assam valley from the plains of Bangladesh, hilly Meghalaya – the ‘abode of clouds’ – is a cool, wet and pinefresh mountain state set on dramatic horseshoes of rocky cliffs. Cherrapunjee and Mawsynram are statistically the wettest
places on earth. Most of the rain falls between June and September, creating very impressive waterfalls and carving out some of
Asia’s longest caves. The state’s population predominantly comprises the Jaintia, Khasi and Garo tribes, who live in the eastern,
central and western parts respectively. A good time to be in Meghalaya is when the four day Wangala festival takes place in
autumn. Renowned for its impressive tribal dancing, this harvest festival is also noted for its traditional drum recitals.
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Attractions
Chhatris, Orchha
Cenotaphs to Orchha’s rulers, including
Bir Singh Deo, the immense and serene
chhatris rise beside the river about a
kilometre south of the village. They’re
best seen at dusk.
Monsoon Magic
‘Royal Madhya Pradesh’ 4 Nights / 5
Days, package starting from `13,990,
at TuI, Select CITYWALK
Khajuraho
The Kamasutra carvings that
swathe Khajuraho’s three groups
of temples are among the
finest temple art in the world.
Around the temples are bands of
exceedingly artistic stonework.
JEHANGIR MAHAL, ORCHHA: Seventeenth century mansion, Jehangir Mahal was constructed to
honour Jehanghir’s first visit to Orchha. Marvelous sculptures, hanging balconies, delicate trellis
and chhatris, topped domes represent an excellent architectural brilliance.
NORTHERN Madhya Pradesh
Northern Madhya Pradesh is tucked between Rajasthan and Uttar
Pradesh. This area runs from Gwalior in the far north down to the
city of Satna. Be it the wide range of national parks, nature reserves,
historical sites and the like, Madhya Pradesh has it all. It was also
awarded The Best Tourism State Award in 2012.
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Nature’s trail
Some paths in the vast palace grounds
lead down to the river through gates
in the wall. Another option is the
8km-long nature trail in Orchha Nature
Reserve, a 44-sq-km island surrounded
by the Betwa and Jamni Rivers.
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DISKIT GOMPA, NUBRA
VALLEY: Diskit Monastery, the
largest and the oldest surviving
monastery in Nubra Valley, was
founded by Changzem Tserab
Zangpo. The Gompa stands
atop a hill right above the flood
plains of the Shayok River.
Monsoon Magic
‘The Best of Ladakh’ 7 Nights /
8 Days package starting from
`36,990 at TuI, Select CITYWALK
Attractions
one for the road
For those who love the road,
conquering the world’s highest
motorable road — at a staggering
18,380 feet — is sure to be their
biggest high. Situated almost
39km from Leh town, the ride is an
adventure traveller’s delight.
binge on Ladakhi cuisines
Ladakh offers a wide variety of
cuisines, namely Ladakhi, Tibetan,
Chinese, Indian and Continental.
Yak cheese pizzas and mutton
momos are the perfect hybrid
delicacies dished out by a string of
Ladakhi restaurants.
Pangong Tso
Spread over 134km in length,
Pangong Tso extends from India
to China. Situated at a height
of about 14,270 feet, it is well
worth the five-hour journey
through a frighteningly narrow
dirt road.
WHITE WATER RAFTING
Zanskar River definitely tops
the list of India’s white water
rafting destinations. Stretching
over 25km, the route from
Chilling to Nimmu is a popular
choice. The river is at a twohour ride from Leh town.
Ladakh
The beauty of Leh lies in its extreme climatic conditions all over the year. The average maximum temperature
which has been recorded is 30 degree Celsius, whereas minimum is minus 15 degree Celcius. Due to high altitude,
vacationers often face problems related to acclimatization. uring the monsoon season, there will be moderate to heavy
rainfall. The maxium temperature during the monsoon months will be 17 degree celcius and minimum would be 3
degree celcius. It would be advisable to carry Windproof jackets, woolen clothes, raincoats to make your trip enjoyable
and memorable.
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Rajasthan
Monsoon Magic
‘Rajasthan Bonanza’ 6 Nights /
7 Days, package starting from
`26,890 at TuI, Select CITYWALK
Rajastha is a fantasy of scalloped arches, domes, turrets and canopied
pavilions and is the perfect perch for watching the clouds roll in. Rain or
shine, though, there’s much more to Rajasthan than sightseeing. Because
most of the palaces and forts are located near villages, you can experience
another culture and lifestyle – rural India at its prettiest – without forsaking
the comfort of a modern heritage hotel. The village of Delwara, at the foot
of Devi Garh Fort is one such example. The city of Udaipur, with its majestic
City Palace, the biggest in India, is a 30-minute drive away from Devi Garh.
The ancient forts of Chittorgarh and Kumbhalgarh can be seen in day trips.
There aren’t too many cities in Rajasthan that can boast of a Monsoon Palace,
Udaipur though, proudly hosts one. The Sajjangarh Palace, popularly known
as the Monsoon Palace - was built by Maharana Sajjan Singh of the Mewar
dynasty in 1884. Not only is Rajasthan more beautiful in the rainy season but
it’s cheaper to visit then, too.
Attractions
MONSOON PALACE OF UDAIPUR
There aren’t too many cities in Rajasthan
that can boast of a Monsoon Palace,
Udaipur though, proudly hosts one.
The Sajjangarh Palace, popularly known
as the Monsoon Palace - was built by
Maharana Sajjan Singh of the Mewar
dynasty in 1884.
Pichola Lake, Udaipur: The lake-side is lined with the havelis of the nobles, most prominent
being the Bagore ki Haveli. The Gangaur Ghat with the triple-arched Tripolia stands as a
magnificent piece of architecture at the end of Bagore ki Haveli.
Go bird watching
Home to over 350 avian species,
the Keoladeo National Park is a
year round destination for bird
watchers from around the world.
This World Heritage Site, formerly
known as the Bharatpur Bird
Sanctuary is only 200 km away
from the national capital.
Explore murals of Bundi
Check out the magnificent murals
of Bundi miniature paintings in red,
golden and blue at the Chatramahal
or appreciate the grandeur of Kipling’s
Palace of Bliss (Sukhmahal) – Bundi will
take you into a time warp.
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travelogue
/good living
Model-turnedactress Deepti
Bhatnagar ventured
into television
production with the
travel shows Yatra, a
religious travel guide
show and Musafir
Hoon Yaaron, an
around the world
travel guide show,
both aired on
STAR Plus and now
STAR Utsav. She
also hosted both
the shows. She
visited around 80
countries in 6 years
for Musafir Hoon
Yaaron. She started
her own production
company, Deepti
Bhatnagar
Productions as well.
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Goa in
Monsoon
Deepti Bhatnagar on what pulls her to Goa
holiday after holiday
G
olden beaches, classic villas
and churches, sumptuous
cuisine, smiling locals and,
of course, feni - these are
the charms of Goa that
everyone knows about. But what is it that
keeps me coming back to the place? It’s
the sense of belonging that I feel there.
Recently, actor and model Pooja
Batra, who is also a very good friend,
flew down to India all the way from
Los Angeles - and our obvious choice
for a holiday, as you may have guessed,
was Goa.
Monsoon in India’s smallest state and
biggest tourist attraction is magical. In
that small window when the monsoon
has not yet not set in and the weather
is at its most pleasant, Goa is a haven
of lush greenery, sea breezes and idyllic
comfort. Pooja and I stayed at the Grand
Hyatt, which spreads across 28 acres
of tropical lawns that roll down to the
stunning waters of the Bambolim Bay. It
has a huge spa and a lovely pool where
we spent most of our time swimming,
chatting and pampering ourselves enjoying like little girls when it began to
rain while we were still in its crystal clear,
blue waters.
We started our mornings with a walk
around the beautiful property and then
topped it up with a lavish breakfast,
throwing all thought of calories to the air.
We were on a holiday, after all.
Goa combines the best of both worlds
for the visitor - it can be tranquil and
soothing on the one hand and full of an
undying, jaunty energy on the other. And
there’s no better place that suits the party
spirit than the bars in Goa. One of our
favourites was Cape Town Café in Baga,
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which had great music and even better cocktails. What
added to the fun were the scores of football fans who
turned up to cheer their favourite teams for the FIFA
World Cup.
Mum’s Kitchen in Panjim is another place I love
in Goa. Its delicious, sumptuous food is as wonderful
is only enhanced by the experience of watching the
city through a thick sheet of rain. Pooja and I would
often stroll along Baga Beach when it rained, watching
the waves crash on the beach, the sky an unending,
nostalgic shade of blue and hear the sound of the
raindrops plopping into the waters of the Arabian Sea.
When we had our fill of the scenery, we would sit out
in the shacks along the beach and just take it all in,
munching on a local delicacy or sipping Goa’s favourite
drink, feni.
This time, though, I decided to do something I had
been planning on for quite some time but never gotten
around to doing - hiring a Scooty and going for a short
excursion in the city all by ourselves. We drove around
Anjuna and the smaller villages, all the while rain
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droplets on our faces. At the end of the day, we parked
our Scooty at Vagator and watched the sun set and the
sky take on an inky blackness. But that did not seem
to deter kids from enjoying a round of football on the
now-dark beach.
Goa sees maximum tourist footfall during New Year,
when hotels are booked out months in advance and the
state crawling with people. Though it is true that the
season brings out the festive best in people, I feel it is
Goa’s monsoon that is truly beautiful. The rains paint
the landscape in myriad shades of green, the sky takes
on a character quite its own as it harbours clouds of all
shapes and size - and hotels offer really great deals. So
all in one go, you can enjoy good rooms, good food and
great weather.
Fresh from my monsoon holiday in Goa, I can think
of only one song to sum up my experience: “No matter
where I am, no matter what I do, I’m always coming
back home to you.” Cheers to that, Goa!
For more updates, log on to my YouTube channel
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fitness
/good living
app
you
fit?
There are several applications for your
mobile phone that can help better your
fitness regime. We list a few popular ones
T
ill now your smartphone has
been your music partner inside
the gym; making sure you are in
rhythm as you sweat it out. Now,
use it to get a flatter stomach!
Make your fitness regime smarter and more
effective with phone-friendly exercising
applications.
Endomondo (Android, iOS, Windows; Free)
Endomondo is a multi-fitness app that can
be used for many forms of exercise including
biking, hiking, kayaking, aerobics, cricket,
polo, etc. It allows you to set goals on the
distance or calories you want to burn. You can
also compete with your friends by posting
your updates online. RunKeeper [Android, iOS; Free]
This popular app created by FitnessKeeper,
Inc. keeps a track of your pace, distance, time
calories burned and more, helping you store
and analyse your running session. It also
syncs your music library and allows you to
create jogging play lists.
Noom Cardio Trainer [Android; Free]
This is a simple app that tracks all your
physical activity, from biking, walking, skating
or running on a treadmill! It checks how far
you’ve run, your stride length, offers workout
playlists, etc. The app also offers advanced
GPS, pedometer tools and an interactive
heart rate monitor. Yoga Studio [iOS; Free]
This is a simple app that brings to you 30
ready-made yoga classes and a library of
over 280 positions to learn from. You can set
your skill level from beginner, intermediate
or expert yoga. The workouts are well put
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together with 15 to 60 minutes practice.
Another useful feature is the ability to create
a yoga schedule which helps develop a
routine.
Office Yoga [Android, iOS; Free]
Office Yoga suggests ways to rid yourself of
stiffness from sitting in your cubical with the
help of nine sets of yoga movements. The app
opens up an e-deck of cards that come with
instructions for yoga poses tailored for deskworkers looking to stretch on the job.
Argentina football Tee,
adidas, `2,999
Converse Tee,
Reebok, `1499
VirtuaGym [Android, iOS; Free]
Want to start weight training but don’t know
how? This app allows you to carry a virtual
gym trainer in your pocket. Demo exercises
are performed with 3D animation. The app
offers three options of morning, home and
gym workouts. Morning workouts of 7 -15
minutes are to get your day started. If you
don’t have a gym membership, you can try
the home workout.
Patterned Tee, Lacoste
Crew sweatshirt, adidas,
`4,599
Mobile diet
Short bra top, Reebok, `1,999
Long bra top, Reebok, `2,499
Dance wrap capri,
Reebok, `2,299
Calorie counter & diet tracker (Free) A quick and simple to use app, the Calorie Counter &
Diet Tracker has the largest calorie food record, with
more than 2 lakh foods (including fast foods). There
is no better diet app than this, if you want to take off
those extra pounds. Compatible with all android phones and requires iOS
4.3 or later for apple family phones. White earrings,
tommy hilfiger
Price on request
Red board shorts, Superdry,
Price on request
High top trainers,
Reebok, `5,999
Platform sneakers, aDIDAS,
`7,599
Gazelle shoes,
adidas, `5,999
Non skid socks, Reebok, `599
Sneakers, adidas, `4,999
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Photo courtesy: Adidas
WEAR IT WITH
Tank top
Adidas
`1,999;
shorts,
`1,999;
Tracktop,
`3,999
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Tanya Sharma
Student
Shreshth Arora
Maxi dress - Forever New
Neck piece - Forever New
Hand bag - Forever New
Sandals - Zara
Student
T-shirt - Calvin Klein
Jeans - Levis
Watch - Fossil
Look SPOTTING
Select Citywalk shoppers whose style quotient caught our eye...
by Meghna
photographs Harshit Khanna
Yashvardhan
Varma
Student
Trousers - Nautica
Shoes - Aldo
Sukriti Malik
Student
Dress - Wills lifestyle
Ring - Forever New
Sandals - Zara
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AD
/movie-dom
celeb interview
Bollywood’s
favourite fashionista
A name synonymous to fashion is Sonam Kapoor. Her confidence of course
goes beyond what she wears and adds that extra spunk. Sayanti Banerjee
catches up with this stylish diva for a few tips and tricks on grooming
I
f there is one celebrity who looks comfortable
in her own skin, literally, it has to be Sonam
Kapoor. She would never shy away from the
camera even if she goes sans make-up and
her candid pix when caught at the airports or
back stage of rehearsals testify the same. Here’s
getting up, close and personal with her.
Are you fond of wearing make-up?
I love make up as it makes me feel like the
little girl playing with her mother’s make-up
box. The shades of pink in lipstick
and blush-ons are my personal
favourites. But then I am not
obsessed with make-up as I
prefer looking confident
with or without it. So the
add-on of colours just
make me feel happier
I guess.
When it comes
to fashion,
what is your
personal style
statement?
Women are
beautiful by birth
and we should
celebrate that all
our lives. Being well
turned out is very
important according to
me as then only people
take you seriously.
Like they say ‘Cleanliness
is next to Godliness’.
But honestly, I am a very
impulsive person. So I do
not plan what to wear as it
all depends upon my mood
at that point of time. As far
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as designers are concerned, I do love to
wear clothes from designer Anamika
Khanna’s collection.
So what is your take on the
current fashion scenario?
Not many people know that I
am fond of Indian weaves as
well like silk mul mul, chanderi
and banarasi too. I feel sad
when I see that people no
longer value the artisans or
take interest in traditional
fabrics and embroideries and
handworks that are a part of
our rich cultural heritage.
Any woman you look upto
for your inspiration?
Author Jhumpa Lahiri is a
beautiful woman. The face
of Indian cinema is changing
as well. Women are getting to
play more pivotal roles. There
are also growing opportunities
now, for instance my
contemporary Anushka Sharma
is producing an upcoming film
NH10, apart from acting in the
film.
It’s common
knowledge that
Sonam loves her
wardrobe, especially
the designer brands.
But she loves high
street too; with Zara
being one of her
favourites. Here we
see her (left) sporting
a pair of bright blue
cropped Zara pants .
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Lekar Hum
Deewana Dil
Bobby Jasoos
(July 4,)
For the fans of Vidya Balan,
Bobby Jasoos promises to be
a must watch film. As the title
character, the actress dons
various avtaars in her quest to
become the best detective in
Hyderabad. When she goes
ahead to start her own detective
agency, the list of clients prove
to be rather unusual. Directed
by Samar Shaikh, what follows
in this movie next is what the
audience needs to watch out for.
Releasing in AUGUST,14
(July 4,)
A movie that looks fresh
and fun from the promos is
Lekar Hum Deewana Dil. It is
supposed to be based on the
lifestyle and attitude of the
young couple Dino (Armaan
Jain) and Karishma (Deeksha
Seth). They prefer a carefree life
wondering across cities with
their friends. But the fairy tale
meets reality when the heroine’s
family tries to get her married.
Chaarfutiya
Chhokare
(Aug 1)
Chaarfutiya Chhokare is
an unusual name and an
unusual story as well. It is
about Neha Malini played
by Soha Ali Khan, who is an
NRI. She returns to India
to start a school in Bihar.
But her optimism soon gets
affected by challenges.
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Released in July’ 14
Catch a flick at PVR
Premiere or PVR
Gold Class, Select
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In theatres soon
Humpty Sharma Ki
Dulhania
(July 11)
With a name like this, one can
only expect a laugh riot from this
romantic comedy. Directed by
Shashank Khaitan, the audience
are excited to watch Varun
Dhawan and Alia Bhatt come
together once again, after the
success of Student of the Year.
The story begins with Kavya
Pratap Singh, a feisty girl from
Ambala meeting young, carefree
Delhi boy Humpty Sharma.
It’s Entertainment
(Aug 8)
How much entertainment
can one get when a dog is
named Entertainment? This
comedy stars Akshay Kumar,
Tamannaah Bhatia and
more. The story has Akshay’s
character as the sole heir to his
father’s property till a twist in
the tale comes in the form of a wagging tail, that of a
dog. And the two battle it out for the property.
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book launch
Fitness for
one & all
An overwhelming response and lots of fitness talks
dominated the launch of celebrity nutritionist Rujuta
Diwekar’s book “Don’t lose out, work out” at Select
CITYWALK
photographs Harshit Khanna
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T
he person behind Kareena
Kapoor’s much drooled over
size-zero figure, dietician
Rujuta Diwekar addressed
a huge crowd at Select
CITYWALK during the launch of her
book Don’t Lose Out, Work Out in Delhi. The
shoppers at Select CITYWALK flooded
the atrium of the shopping centre where
Rujuta was due to launch her book. And
even as the celebrity nutritionist launched
the book with Select CITYWALK’s team
people kept popping in with their list of
questions on fitness! A patient Rujuta
reciprocated to the huge response with
equal enthusiasm. Apart from the book
launch Rujuta also awarded 10 winners
of Fit to Fab contest organised by Select
CITYWALK wherein people had to tweet
in their fitness secrets on the shopping
centre’s official Twitter page. Ten winners
were given autographed books by Rujuta.
A staunch supporter of traditional wisdom
Rujuta believes that the ancient rules of
yama and niyama, when applied correctly
can bring a lot of positive changes in our
hectic lives. Rujuta’s book Don’t Lose Out,
Work Out delves into the nitty gritty details
of physical training and an appropriate
diet regime in a personal tone, without
sounding too technical or clinical.
Rujuta Diwekar with Select
CITYWALK’s Assitant Vice President
(marketing), Gitanjali Singh
(Clockwise) Rujuta Diwekar addresses the shoppers
at Select CITYWALK; A fitness enthusiast gets her
copy of Rujuta Diwekar’s book Don’t Lose Out, Work
Out! signed by her
About the book
Don’t Lose
Out, Work Out!
attempts to decode
exercise and make
it accessible to
regular, sedentary
people who think
that exercise is
either for the fat
or for the very fit.
You can expect to learn the science
behind exercise, how to plan your
workouts, what to eat pre and post
workout, and more importantly,
understand exercise as an essential
part of life.It delves into the nitty
gritty details of physical training
and an appropriate diet regime in
a personal tone, without sounding
too technical or clinical. The book
tackles cardio, strength training
and yoga separately, highlighting
the importance of each and its ins
and outs. The author even includes
workout schedules involving
different parts of the body for
readers to follow.
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/happenings
Talk of the town...
Events that took place at Select CITYWALK
photographs Harshit Khanna
Multiple Sclerosis Day
celebrations
Select CITYWALK joined hands with Multiple
Sclerosis Society of India (MSSI) to raise funds
for the cause. A musical performance by the
Mahila CRPF Band was organised to regale the
members of the society.
Environment Day
Pottery sessions, planting saplings,
watering trees...all this and
more marked World Environment Day
at Select CITYWALK. The shopping
centre flaunted greenery in every nook
and cranny of the mall. The atrium of
the shopping centre hosted elaborate
pottery sessions.
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Summer fun
t was two months of fun for kids at Select CITYWALK. And it
began with an art and craft workshop organised by Playful Minds
where the kids indulged into fun yet educative activities.
Doraemon
Doraemon was at Select
CITYWALK and with it
were a string of interesting
workshops. From creative
story telling with origami
puppets to zumba fitness
dance, Vedic maths and above
all a photo op with Doraemon
kept our little shoppers
entertained.
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Experience the best of quirky shopping
at the Select CITYWALK Flea@Nite
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events
/happenings
World
Mu ic
day
Select CITYWALK treated
its shoppers to a musical
extravaganza on World
Music Day when bands
belted out melodies to
enthral the shoppers. And
that was not all, apart from
the three talentent bands
Turkush, Spice Route,
Zephyr, we also had a flash
mob and drum beats to add
to the fun and frolic!
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(Facing page) Barry John’s acting school concluded the show with a stupendous street
play. (Clockwise) Girls from IP University ( Abhivyakti group) presented a play on gender
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mac
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G14
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GF
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ments
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F13
Derhy
EW08
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F15
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S13B
Kriti Creations
F12
The Collective
G08B
Lladró
F37
Next
F54
Lacoste
F35
United Colors of Benetton
F34
Superdry
F52
Beverly Hills Polo Club
F53
Levi’s
G02B
Happily Unmarried
LINGERIE
G18
Lobby A
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Lobby B
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Lobby C
TJ's Products
La Senza
First Floor
ANCHOR & MAJOR SHOPS
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FA02
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B
Concierge
FA02
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FF
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G62
Pharmacy
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Livewell
G60
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GF
Manager on
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F55
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F30
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FF
Pet Accessories
Heads up for
Tails
FF
Pots & Plants
Green India
F27
Scaled Model
Replicas
& Hobby Toys
Modelart
Archies Gallery
FF
Tattoo Art
FA02
Crossword
F-23B
Nail Bar
F18
Planet M
Simar's Nail
Bar
FF Balcony
Shoe & Bag
Repair
Mr. Pronto
F69B
Writing Instruments
William Penn
WATCHES & JEWELLERY
F62
Barista Lavazza
F63
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FF
Sushiya
F11
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F65
The Coffee Bean & Tea Leaf
F16B
Swatch
F73
Pita Pit
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F76
Krispy Kreme
F61
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F48A
Amici
KIDS & INFANT CARE
F36
Chicco
FA02
Mothercare
BAGS, BELTS, FASHION ACCESSORIES &
FOOTWEAR
ELECTRONICS
F02
Croma
F21
Digital House
F58
Nokia
F29
Samsung
F37
Imagine
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F48B
ClearCoat
S01
Foodtalk - The Food
Court
Second Floor
F-09
Steve Madden
F78A
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F17B
Aldo accessories
S06
Goodearth
F14
Da Milano
SA02
Homestop
F64
Nine West
F67
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F78B
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F59
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F69A
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F33
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BEAUTY & SKINCARE
F68B
Opticals &
Sunglasses
Dayal Opticals
F60
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Sunglasses
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F19
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3rd
Floor
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S01
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S10
Joy Luck Moon
S30(B-1)
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S09
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S12A
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S15
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S05
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S29B
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S02A
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S13A
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SF
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/services
social media
At Select
CITYWALK
we devise new
ways to reward
our shoppers
and nothing fits
the bill better
than an array
of contests! The
months gone by
were no exception
and we treated
our shoppers
with a melange
of offline-online
contests. Here is a
recap.
www.twitter.com/SelectCITYWALK
What are the total number of
volumes in the series?
a.60, b.45 c.50 d.40
#DoreamonChallenge
Contest
corner
Mother’s Day
Mother’s Day had Select CITYWALKER’s shoppers participating in both online-offline contests.
We asked the shoppers to click a picture at the
Mother’s Day photo-op at the shopping centre
and upload it on our Twitter/Facebook page with
#SelfieWithSupermom. Entries flooded across both
platforms from various age groups. People sent
feedback and shared their lovely memories with
their selfies at the shopping centre!
Doraemon
Challenge
Doraemon visited Select CITYWALK this
May. A simple challenge was held on our
Twitter page for people with passes up for
grabs. Ten simple questions were asked
about Doreamon and we received a fabulous response. The contest set the Twitter
abuzz with our page being flooded with
thousands of tweets.
Father’s Day
A gaming app was created on
our Facebook page. People could
choose to be a boy or girls icon.
Goodies related to parents were
dropped from above and people
had to collect all father related
products. The people who collected 3rd highest number of products
won the contest.
FitIsFab
www.twitter.com/SelectCITYWALK
M Starry Eyed@ Priyaa_G
Super Duper contest idea @
SelectCITYWALK! #FitsIsFab
must participate guys!
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An online contest was held as part of Rujuta
Diwekar’s book Launch “Don’t lose out,
work out.” People had to tweet their fitness
secrets to #FitIsFab. Ten winners were given
copies of “Don’t lose out, work out” autographed by Rujuta Diwekar.
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