January issue 2004

The Line in Winter

January 18, 2004

Dangerous Liaisons

After narrowly escaping a series of assassination attempts, General Musharraf got some much-needed respite when…

January 18, 2004

Nuked!

The shocking revelation that some Pakistani scientists might have sold nuclear technology to Iran and…

January 18, 2004

Deja Coup?

[caption id="attachment_13401" align="alignleft" width="198"] Pervez Musharraf. Photograph: AFP[/caption] Constitutional amendments should be easy to deal…

January 16, 2004

Ace in the Hole

[caption id="attachment_13426" align="alignleft" width="202"] Saddam Hussain. Photograph: AFP[/caption] More than eight months after the hunt…

January 16, 2004

Editor’s Note: January 2004

Are winds of change blowing in the SAARC region as India’s foreign minister Mr. Yashwant…

January 15, 2004

Peace in Our Time?

After a two-year hiatus in which they refused to have anything to do with each…

January 14, 2004

Grow Up, Pakistan

The official Pakistani mind is made up of some of the toughest chemical substances known…

January 13, 2004

Justice Denied

In the afternoon of May 14, 2000, a young woman named Fakhra was horribly disfigured…

January 13, 2004

A Question of Guilt

While attending an event hosted by the All Pakistan Newspapers Society (APNS) recently, President Musharraf…

January 12, 2004

The Line in Winter

The winter wardrobe in Pakistan generally revolves around various varieties of shawls. Not anymore. Rubina…

January 11, 2004

Interview: Pooja Bhatt

“As a film-maker, you can’t hide behind any one” - Pooja Bhatt Q: Have you…

January 11, 2004

Interview: Mahesh Bhatt

“Indian commercial cinema is intellectually timid and spiritually bankrupt” - Mahesh Bhatt Q: How many…

January 10, 2004

Hail Muse!

“O muse, thou dear one sing to me commence and order my song cool breezes…

January 5, 2004

Canadian Nightmare

The pre-dawn darkness was pierced by light beams coming from long columns of police vehicles…

January 5, 2004

Top of the World

Her face is familiar to viewers all over the world but Mishal Husain, 30, is…

January 4, 2004

Hot Shots

From local boys that made good abroad to die-hard patriots and former expats, the following…

January 2, 2004

Flight of Imagination

Tareque Masud’s Matir Moina (The Clay Bird) is a gentle, contemplative film in which personal…

January 1, 2004

Master Stroke

Finally the elusive Naqsh is visible in all his glory. The mystery and mastery that…

By Shimaila Matri Dawood | Fashion | Life Style | Published 21 years ago

Designer: Rubina Calzoom

The winter wardrobe in Pakistan generally revolves around various varieties of shawls. Not anymore. Rubina Calzoom, the designer behind Calzoom, now introduces a luxurious winter line which will have Lahore’s cool fashionistas wrapped in style. Following the latest in western cuts, colours and trends, Calzoom’s collection of overcoats and trousers promises to add a splash of colour and sartorial sparkle to an otherwise dreary winter.