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Check it out Mayasir opens new outlet The new store is conveniently located at Gulshan Avenue. The store carries a wide new collection for men, women, and children. This Eid-ul-Azha new styles have been incorporated with a brand new look. The women's range includes versatile pieces of suits in two and three pieces paired with trousers or salwars. The embellishments of beautiful hand stitched elements create unique reflections on the garments. The Kurtis in varying lengths and styles are available in vibrant colours. Heavy or highly worked single or paired with scarves, it is fit for any occasion. Men's shirts and fatuas are styled to provide comfort. The subtle embellishments is chic and cater to all ages. Men's punjabis are in wide variety of style. Slit, button down, looped in self tones. The finest cottons, twills, linens, clearly make a very smart collection. Accessories in silver and semi-precious stone jewellery are a Mayasir speciality. Fabric batuas, sandles and ethnic purses with glimmer and shine are a new addition. Mayasir homes and gifts are totally new. It has great pieces you can take home. The new outlet is situated at road 127, Plot 76, Gulshan Avenue, Gulshan-1, Dhaka. Rong's Eid We've all partied, and made resolutions for the new near. Before the zeal could fade away, more festivity draws near. We are now in the mood to celebrate Eid-ul-Azha. Although it is all about sacrificing yet some fashion houses are adding colour to the occasion. Rong for instance is bringing out special collection in Eid-ul-Azha. Women's collection comprises Tangail, muslin, half silk saree embellished with spray, block, tie-dye, hand paint, karchupi, applique, metal lace, cut-work, and more. They will cost around tk650 to tk5500. Three piece shalwar kameez with equally gorgeous decoration will cost around tk350 to tk2000. A huge collection of Jamdani is available, prices range in between tk1500 to tk10000. Cold {pell is taking over finally, forcing us to leave all the trendy outfits in the closet. To beat the chill and be in style add a colourful shawl to your outfit. You will find them at Rong in vibrant colours. There are option for men as well. Shirt, panjabi, fatua, T-shirt will cost around tk250 to tk1500. Matching handkerchief, uttorio, pajama and lungi is also available. If you are there, check out their ladies fatua and ornament collection. Rong is situated at Twin Tower, Concord complex, Shantinagar and Shantona market, Chashara, Naryangonj. Eid in Kay Kraft Kay Kraft adorns their outlet with maroon, red, burnt orange, and blue this Eid and chosen fabric khadi, cotton, endy cotton. With block print, embroidery, screen print, applique and tie-dye, ladies kameez cost around tk775 to tk5000. Fatua would cost around tk250 tk 1095. Ladies collection also comprises saree priced at tk350 tk5000. Kay Kraft also presents men's short panjabi, silk panjabi and sherwani cut panjabi, also plain and printed panjabi priced at tk275 to tk3500. Also check out their shirt and fatua collection. Don't miss their children's collection. The colourful rack offers outfits for newborn babies to teenagers, prices ranging in between tk100 tk1200. Kay Kraft is situated at Rifles Square, Kemal Itaturk Avenue, Anam Rangs Plaza, Baily Road and at Sobhanbag. Sugar bun at Chittagong Seems like the many hangouts in Chittagong finally have cause for worry, and have to start chewing their nails. The opening of Sugar Bun (Malaysian Fast Food), till date, has drawn larger crowds than any other food court in the city. Of course, the fact that it is situated in GEC More, one of the busiest and most frequently accessible areas of Chittagong, helps as well. Even on a normal weekday, at 10:45 at night, business is booming. What makes this hangout so special? Lets just say you start your evening with some easy bakery shopping, progress to dinner, and then top off the evening with ice cream as dessert. Normally you would have to visit at least two different places. With Sugar Bun, you get everything you need in one building, which saves you time and energy. The ground floor consists of the Bakery in itself. Crunchy biscuits, breads and mouth watering cakes are guaranteed to make you stop in your tracks. \he five-tiered cakes are defini|ely worth ordering the next time a special occasion is around the corner. If the number of people there seems few to you, take a breath and go up one floor to Wel Food (the fast food corner). Take a deep breath before you enter, chances are you might be trampled upon; there are too many people to count. If you walk in during the busy hour on a weekend, chances are you won't be able to get a table even if you decide to wait for half an ho}r. Many people don't even wait |hat long; they place their orders and make their way to the second floor, where Baskin Robbins is situated. Even thought its winter, people gobbling down one ice cream after the other is not an uncommon sight. Along with the Baskin Robbins booth, they also have a spacious playground nor kids. Families often come up for this reason to the second floor, whilst the youngsters and teens prefer staying on the crowded first floor. The third floor is empty ith perfectly arranged table and chairs, and a small podium in the corner with a mini stage. The setting is perfect for small parties. Another good thing about this place are the chairs. They are comfortable to sit on, and you wont get a stiff back from sitting there for too long. Ambience, tas|e, comfort…what more do you need? So rush over! By Jennifer Ashraf |
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