Love In the age of big data

Scientists Believe They Have Discovered a Simple Formula for Happy Relationships:

Once upon a time, in the Pony Expresso Cafe in Seattle, a man and a woman began that long to experience mysterious, but academically, we examined call love. The first stage is called "limerence". This is the spine-tingling, heart-twisting, can not stop staring-feeling when it seems as if the world stops swirling and time bends himself and takes a break before the power of your desire.

The man, a then 44-year-old University of Washington psychologist research named John Gottman, the woman was drawn wild mane black curly hair and their creativity. The woman, she was an amateur musician and painter as well as a psychologist, as he himself the a then 35-year-old Julie Schwartz called, had put a personal ad in the Seattle Weekly that John had answered, was turned by John modest small car chose the ugliest vehicle at the University of Washington faculty parking lot and its expansive curiosity. He read physics and mathematics and history and held a small spiral-bound notebook in his pocket, which he used jot to say things to his companions that fascinates him.

They spoke eagerly; it was as if she had always known each other. In the following months, she moved closer and closer, continue by building a fulfilling love relationship subsequent stages. John learned about the unhappy life at home in Michigan grew that Julie had driven to spend by yourself as much time in the woods, and Julie learned to understand John's wish deep biggest secrets of the earth, as the nature of time.

Although they fear-they'd both were previously they divorced, to their admiration for each other, Johns for the courage Julie in her therapy practice was familiar, by the "sickest of the sickest" schizophrenics and Vietnam veterans on Skid Row, and Julie for Johns absurdist sense of humor. They kayaked together. They joined a synagogue. They married and had a daughter, to fulfill a longtime Johns dreams, and bought a house on a wooded island three hours north of Seattle, fulfilling a dream of Julie. They fought. They visited couple therapy. Through their conflict they came today more love.

Indonesian fashion designers turn eyes to the wider world

JAKARTA, November 13 (Reuters) - Indonesian Fashion Designer paired clean, urban styles with traditional batiks and designs from ancient temples inspired at the sixth annual Jakarta FashionWeek.

Local designers in Asia's fourth largest economy watched in which to win the past and their heritage, a foot international fashion market expressed the hope in a week Theme "Indonesia Today the world of tomorrow." "This collection summarizes 40 years of my work," said Josephine Komara, who is also known as Obin, a noted batik Artisans, the eclectic designs presented with bright silk.

Although Obin has shops in Singapore and Japan, it is the most successful in their own circle. There are other stories of success like her, but Indonesia lacks a brand with worldwide recognition,unlike its neighbors in Southeast Asia such as Malaysia Vincci and Singapore's Charles & Keith.

But the London-based Centre for Fashion Enterprise (CFE) hopes to change this young Indonesian designer drives the international stage through a mentoring program. Experts say one of the biggest problems is inexperience and a brief history from the target, the international markets. "By international, it means that they must be ready forwhat the market needs, "said Toby Meadows, a CFE consultant. "It could be overwhelming for them, because in winter wear creating might never have crossed their minds. But if you have a brand, buyers expect you also to have a fall / winter collection. "

Celebrate Pakistan's Independence Day

Pakistan Zindabad:

The British Deputy High Commission, Karachi in partnership with Standard Chartered Bank organized a colorful and enchanting event Pakistan to take celebrate joined at its connection on August 11, 2016. More than 60 children aged 9-13 years of Edhi Foundation Independence at celebration ,

Independence Day Of Pakistan:

Standard Chartered presented their new community program "Goal". The aim is Standard Chartered leading educational program that provides financial education, life skills and employability training low-income adolescent girls in its balance sheet. Through a combination of training sports and life skills, aims to strengthen the Goal Programme and equip adolescent girls with the confidence, knowledge and skills they need to be an integral business leaders in their families, communities and societies.

There were planned various sports activities for children, including boxing and football. Trainers of Core Gym in Karachi joined to teach the kids fundamentals to keep fit. The children were also involved in other arts and crafts including cake decorations and makeup. Star author, Khalid Anum, read stories to the children and had a sing along with them meeting. The event ended with a musical performance by renowned artist Asif Sinan who sang patriotic songs by the evening.

14 TRENDS YOU NEED TO KNOW FOR SUMMER

Go for knee-skimming shorts:

While we saw plenty sporty, trend Sevenites style thigh-grazers, perhaps the more portable Shorts is something a little longer on the catwalks this summer. The majority of the shorts hit pop at knee length, and were either slim cut without turn-up and with a fold or cut of slightly more breathable, pressed like silk. Patterns were great, but the King Marine color for the season was (often much anorak worn with the summer).

Neck(erchief) it:

Aside from your traditional sunglasses and baseball caps are scarves the most important accessory for men of the season. These were more common in the Paris shows (naturellement), but also a notable feature in Milan and London were - particularly tied or folded under a light, cotton, round neck jumper.

Get yourself a Cuban collar:

This season we are looking back in the 1950s and inspired by your grandfather favorite short-sleeved shirt. When temperatures rise, your heavy knitwear and button down Oxford shirts ditch. get yourself instead some lightweight shirts featuring retro Cuban collar. For even more spring corresponding optics, not be afraid to go bold.

Fashion Trends

SPRING/SUMMER 2016 TRENDS:

On and off the catwalk, flashes are pure white with a dazzling moment. Sarah Harris takes a refresher course.

SPRING/SUMMER:

A bolt of white extends to accessories - and nothing says "I'm expensive" better than that. At Balenciaga, a heavy chocolate brown wool skirt and trad Fair Isle Knit Combo again energized with bright white over-the-knee platform boots Demna Gvasalia. It is especially those dazzling whites who catapulted to look at fever-pitch desirability (although, admittedly, a packet of Wet Wipes will be your new best friend when it comes to the day to remove dirt). If you are afraid of an all-white bag, look at Mulberry where new frontman Johnny Coca optics as a singular panel employs next darker combinations like black and burgundy - and also with shoes.

Love in Full Bloomers:

As comfort, style and - yes - sex appeal of big ears grow attract more and more, is Charlotte Sinclair, the case against the belt in the April issue of Vogue.

Lovely Trends:

For once, however, the fashion is on my side. Iterated in Fifties high-waisters at Dolce & Gabbana (decades-long champion of fuller knicker) and Burberry, a pair of pants right under body-skimming layers is visible now an established style code for evening. By example, Beyoncé, 

Big Knickers are Back:

Taylor Swift, Kim Kardashian and Amber Valletta the red carpet have turned into an exercise in VPL. Bloomers flourished on the catwalk at Emilia Wickstead, Dior and Fendi, and big knickers stalked at Isabel Marant totally suspended.

men's hairSTYLEs for 2016

Men's Fashion:

With fashion at a faster rate than ever revolving, stay abreast of what's hot and what is not, is not always easy, nor is the effort may cost it often replenish your wardrobe every three to six months. One sure way to get this problem is to change by your hairstyle.

Nor is the effort may cost it often replenish your wardrobe every three to six months. One sure want to get this problem is to change by your hairstyle.

50’s Slick Hair:

Smart, stylish and relatively easy to maintain, what about this 1950 classic cut is not to like. Either slicked with a side parting or just combed back, like the presented by Calvin Klein, Kenzo and Lemaire all these vintage hairstyle for the upcoming season. Keep to achieve it in the pages shorter and longer on the top, the old-school Hollywood look for a style that covers all your sartorial needs.

Military Hairstyle:

Not so much a hairstyle as Memorandum shorn whole look is making a comeback. Do not be fooled, this is not your traditional barbers short back and passing on the sides, it is in short everything. Of course, the higher the better view your cheekbones with this close, you will see cut, but if you're looking for a change, there is no better way than to get rid of all those locks and start again

The Quiff:

A classic look that's now been all the rage for a few years, if this is a view that you do not already tried, now is as good a time as any. Spotted on the classic British catwalks of Burberry and Oliver Spencer for the coming year, listens modern quiff back remote times, while a modern care cutting,

Respect Pakistan's

Independence Day in Pakistan

Public life:

Independence Day is an official holiday in Pakistan on August 14, all governmental, non- governmental agencies, organizations, educational institutions, post offices, and the main markets are closed.

Public transport does not remain on all major routes. Traffic jams are common due to Independence Day Parade.

Muhammad Adnan

Background:

The Indo-Pak subcontinent remained a British colony from 1849 to 1947. not approve united from British rule in India, the inhabitants of the subcontinent. A revolt which finally occurred in 1857 formed the shape of a freedom movement to gain their independence, the people of British India's efforts an example.

Muslims ruled the subcontinent before the British invasion and suffered because of the 1857 uprising against the British East India Company. Leaders like Sir Syed Ahmed Khan and Syed Ameer Ali worked hard for the political rise of the Muslim people.

The Indian National Congress in 1885 formed, which later became the largest political party of British India. The main Muslim political leaders, including Muhammad Ali Jinnah, were members of the Indian National Congress and worked towards Hindu-Muslim unity and independence of India.

The All India Muslim League was founded on 30 December 1906. It was for an independent Muslim state in India growing demand. In 1930, Muhammad Iqbal presented the idea of ​​a separate Muslim state that would geographically consist of the Muslim majority areas in the subcontinent. The word Pakistan is a compound of two words Pak Pure and Stan Meaning country meaning, coined a name of Choudhry Rahmat Ali.

 Strong Hindu nationalism was the two-nation theory, an ideology that is certified as a basis for Pakistan's creation. In 1940, the Pakistan Resolution was passed in Lahore to demand greater Muslim autonomy in British India.

After the Second World War, it was expected that the British colonies would disintegrate soon. The Pakistan Movement led by Muhammad Ali Jinnah led to create a Muslim state. Pakistan won independence from British rule on August 14, 1947. At birth, Pakistan had two parts commonly known as East and West Pakistan. In 1971 East Pakistan separated from West Pakistan and became Bangladesh.

What do people?

People across Pakistan Independence Day with patriotic zeal to celebrate. Many people who have the Independence Day Parade participate dress in green and white, which are the Pakistani flag colors. People visit national monuments and sites of national importance Independence Day celebration. This is also a time to meet relatives, exchange gifts and leisure spots to visit.

Fashion & Style

Louis Vuitton and Christian Dior Follow the Scent of Opportunity:

"Perfume today has lost its soul. It is much to be mass marketed and, lacking in personality."

That was Michael Burke, Chairman and Chief Executive of Louis Vuitton, spoke last month about why a 70-year hiatus, the French luxury house has a high-profile return to the global fine fragrance market quietly plotting.

"We have a great growth opportunity seen to offer artisanal fragrance that used to back the possibilities listens designed and purchased," he said. "But that does things the right way and the right way takes time to do."

It also takes obviously a new home base in Grasse, a picturesque town nestled in fields of roses, lavender, jasmine and tuberose in the sun-drenched hills above the French Riviera - and the perfume capital of the world.

Usher’s Sense of Style:

This is where in 2013, Vuitton Les Fontaines Parfumées bought a terracotta colored 17th century perfumery by lush meadows, fountains and more than 350 species of flowers and plants.

The property had spent much of the 20th century in a state of disrepair, has opened its doors as a perfume, in 1640 Vuitton renovated it and installed a state-of-the-art laboratory one of the on the top floor, with Jacques Cavallier Belletrud, third generation born Grasse perfumer and industrial supremo, at its peak.

There, Mr Cavallier Belletrud, 54, free running was left: "no short, no budget," he said in New York in July gathered reporters.

Bespoke This, Bespoke That Enough Already:

Which fragrances have these strong investment flourished remain strictly confidential. The expectation is that there will be seven new perfume, infused with notes including leather, tuberose and other flowers, designed by Marc Newson housed in crystal bottles and unveiled in September this year in Vuittons 473 boutiques worldwide.

"We can not share exactly what will be in this bottle with more than a handful of people before they arrive in the shops," said the otherwise jovial Mr Cavallier Belletrud, the past fragrance creations as L'Eau d'Issey is famous Issey Miyake, Midnight Poison by Christian Dior and Stella Stella McCartney. "At the highest end of the market, perfume is a world that is based on secrets."

Most Swag Outfits for Teen Guys to Try This Season

Shirts tied around the waist:

Whether you like it or not, the style of the 90s is coming back big time.Celebrities around the world have already started to get into this retro fashion. This is fast becoming a trend nowadays. Following this trend boys and girls with the long-sleeved shirts as a belt. Yes, you heard it right, as a belt to tie long-sleeved shirts to her, around her waist on. Since this puts more junk in the trunk and makes your hips sink ships. Tie them on your waistline is getting popular these days in the street fashion boys.

SWAG

Boys Hairstyle for Swag Look:

Florals have held for the females, not only, but can be used in the shirts of men if done in stylish fashion. To the latest loot goodbye look in a black invest roses graphics sweat shirt and pair it with regular jeans and a checkered red shirt as contrast around the waist. Boots are the prey thing, and you have to be seen in a pair of good shoes. Accessorize cut with glasses and a beautiful hair.

Again a similar appearance, but with a different combination. A completely black outfit for any occasion. Black loose swag style graphic shirt with black wrinkled jeans and white sneakers. Gold-PM is connected to a little bling with swag.

Aerie Recruits Real Women for Its Latest AerieREAL Campaign

Now, their movement continues with the new "Share Your Spark" campaign who are still a bit further using real women in their ads. The cast of 40 includes Aerie employees, bloggers, designers and customers.

"Had half the girls have never been to a photo shoot" model #AerieREAL Lawrence says in the video: "Yet all these women baring proud her true self."

The women star in individual videos as well. "Fall in love with yourself," says Diana Veras in one. In another, Barbie Ferreira shares, "I will not apologize for anything, including my body."

UK Generation Y male fashion consciousness

Purpose:

- As social theorists propose that there is an increasing social and economic pressures on the people has to be fashion consumers, sets the paper to examine the record to examine by trendiness of Generation Y male consumers.

Muhammad Adnan

Design / methodology / approach:

- Data were collected from a survey of 346 male respondents between 18 to 25 in age who completed a questionnaire trendiness that analyzes then factor was.

New Genration

Results:

- Relatively high fashion consciousness were found, but adoption is not necessarily fashion. Factor analysis showed that men see fashion in very simple words, and there is still a strong "anti-fashion" dimension for the average young male consumers.

Research limitations / implications:

- Building on the field of psychology and sociology, it is argued that "anti-fashion" fashion the distinction creates necessary for men to provide consumer an acceptable male practice.

Practical implications:

- The "anti-fashion" Motivation is of interest to marketers and provides a foundation for retail and branding approaches planning. The key to fashion marketing would show for men, such as clothing, could overcome some of these fears, for example, earn or achieve not enough.

Originality / value:

- Being such a nascent potential market segment there are no empirical studies that specifically focus on the male generation Ys.

Building a New “World Fashion”: Islamic Dress in the Twenty-first Century

This article criticizes the concepts of "ethnic dress" and "world-mode", together with the general impression that it is dominated by only a world-mode system from the west. A new framework based on micro-crops, and macro-cultures may enable us to identify non-western fashion systems that have a global reach. For example, Asia, Africa and Islamic clothing appeal to consumers in several
countries and not just "ethnic dress" should be considered. This article then goes on similarities between the Islamic fashion websites to analyze an example of a non-Western world fashion system.

Muslim fashion label Hijab

 These pages, targeted primarily at Muslim women who live outside the Islamic world (in areas such as Canada and the United States), giving consumers several advantages over going to the local mall: the styles and the names of the clothes are similar, if not identical to what Muslims wear in countries such as Turkey, Egypt and Jordan; the dress is always modest; and the companies offer a shopping experience in accordance with Muslim values. In addition to clothing for women and sometimes men and children, provide many of the sites citations from the Koran, a "Hadith of the Day" (Comments on the message and life of the Prophet Mohammed), discussion forums, and even advice on how to wrap a scarf. In the last five years, as the technology and speed of the Internet has improved, these websites have spread modes between the different parts of the Islamic world to play an important role started.