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SHE CANADA 1 2 SHE CANADA SHE CANADA 3 Editor/Publisher KAMRAN ZAIDI MAY 2013 $4.99 CAD | Dhs 18.47 AED | £3.18 SHE CANADA 1 2 SHE CANADA SHE CANADA 3 Editor/Publisher KAMRAN ZAIDI Associate Editor PRIYA KUMAR Advertising & Marketing Coordinator MUNIRA QURESHI Art Layout Coordinator DANYL GENECIRAN Fashion Assistant LIZ GUBER Travel Contributor ROBIN ESROCK Social Media Manager ERUM ZEHRA Features Contributors ELOISE ALBA, AUSTIN ZAKARI Pop Culture Contributors EKTA MUKHI, PARVEEN SINGH Social Media Assistant BONNIE MENDEZ PIZON Subscription Inquiries: Please to go http://shemagazine.ca/subscribe To Contact SHE Canada: Write to SHE Canada, 1999 Avenue Rd, Toronto ON, M5M 4A5 Or [email protected], Facebook: SHECanada Twitter: @SHECanada For Advertising Inquiries: Please contact Kamran Zaidi, 416 644 7788, 416 878 0SHE [email protected] SHE MAGAZINE CANADA IS A REGISTERED TRADEMARK OF KAMRA ON PRODUCTIONS INC. COPYRIGHT © 2013 KAMRA ON PRODUCTIONS INC. ALL RIGTS RESERVED. PRINTED IN PAKISTAN 4 SHE CANADA IN EVERY ISSUE: EDITOR’S NOTE 6 SHE ONLINE 7 CONTRIBUTORS 8 LETTER TO THE EDITOR 9 STYLE SCOOP 10 HE 62 ∙ Bomb Girls’ Gabe Grey ∙ Te Dad-Mom in Consumism ∙ HE Said, SHE Said ∙ Fashion Ideas for HIM SHE CARES 74 ∙ Lady Fatemah Trust SHE DEBATES 76 ∙ Are Internships the New Normal? HEALTH/WELLNESS 78 ∙ FitWall: Vertical Workouts ON THE ROAD 82 ∙ Pura Vida, Costa Rica Surf Camp ∙ Cambodia BEAUTY 86 ∙ Beaty Buzz ∙ Backstage with Maybelline BROWN GIRL PROBLEMS 93 QUOTE/UNQUOTE 94 ∙ Famous quotes on Mothers SOPHIA WEBSTER FEATURES: Hold Me Speech Bubble Leather Clutch $450 FASHION CENTRAL 18 SPECIAL FEATURES 44 ∙ Pernia Qureshi’s Pop-Up Shop ∙ Religious Harmony in Morocco ∙ Jean Paul Gaultier Spring 2013 Couture Show: ∙ Rick Mataru Fusion Chef Indian Gypsies ∙ MAX Agency ∙ Vera Wang Spring/Summer 2013 Show ∙ Parisian in America ∙ Bibhu Mohapatra Fall/Winter 2013 NYFW SOUTH ASIA 36 ∙ Falguni & Shane Peacock Fall/Winter 2013 NYFW ∙ Pantene Bridal Couture Week 2012 ∙ Naeem Khan Fall/Winter 2013 NYFW ∙ Miss Supermodel ∙ Prabal Gurung Fall/Winter 2013 NYFW THE ARTS 54 ∙ Dans La Vie by Rira Sugawara ∙ South Asia today versus Downton Abbey COVER STORY 32 ∙ Punam Gill Filmmaker ∙ Tena Desae: Te Latest Bollywood-Hollywood ∙ DJ Pearl Crossover Starlet RESTAURANT REVIEW 68 ∙ Brunch at Brassaii SHE CANADA 5 ay is a month in bloom. Afer overcoming the past eight months of winter, Canadians more than anyone can appreciate the pleasant prelude to summertime. SHE celebrates the shif in season this issue with a wrap-up of some of Europe and North America’s most established names in fashion including Vera Wang and Gaultier that have all called upon the South Asian subcontinent for inspiration EDITOR behind their Spring/Summer 2013 collections. Besides the S.M. Kamran Zaidi heavyweights, we also examine South Asians at New York Fashion Week. From Falguni & Shane Peacock to Prabal Gurung, it is clear South Asian design talent is here to stay in the West. Speaking of the West, it has become commonplace for local traditions to be adopted by second and third generation Canadians. One such tradition synonymous with the month of May is Mother’s Day. An American invention, Mother’s Day was frst celebrated in 1908 by Anna Jarvis for her late mother. She then began campaigning for its recognition as an ofcial holiday and by 1914 it was. In celebration of the holiday it is customary to ofer a gif, fowers or a card in praise of one’s maternal fgure. In SHE’s May issue we pay tribute to the maternal fgure’s role in all our lives with the newly added SHE Parenting section. Finally, how could I not make mention of our cover girl? Te Best Exotic Marigold Hotel brought many British flm legends together including Judi Dench, Bill Nighy, Maggie Smith and of course Dev Patel of Slumdog Millionaire fame. Te critically acclaimed flm also features newcomer Tena Desae playing Sunaina, Patel’s on-screen love interest. Whispered to be Hollywood’s next Frieda Pinto, we invite you to discover what makes Desae distinctly diferent. Who does SHE think she is? Stick around and fnd out. 6 SHE CANADA MOTHER’S DAY GIFT GUIDE It’s that time of the year again! Te tulips are in full bloom, the air is losing its perpetual chill and we’re beginning to shed the multiple layers of clothing from the past two seasons. It’s also time to celebrate the most important women in our lives—our mothers and grandmothers. What do you get for the woman who tells you she already has everything? SHE Online is happy to share. We’ve put together a very scientifc focus group of several mothers and found some surprising insights into what they really want. So skip the fowers this year—these ideas will last much longer than 3 to 5 days. Visit http://shemagazine.ca for more! Mail to: SHE Canada Subscriptions, 1999 Avenue Road, Suite 202, Toronto, ON, M5M 4A5, Canada SHE CANADA 7 “What is your most cherished childhood summertime memory?” PRIYA KUMAR LIZ GUBER ROBIN ESROCK Associate Editor Fashion Assistant Travel Contributor I won a scooter at my school’s annual Spending summers at my grandparents’ Growing up in a big city away from the sea, Winter Fair when I was 10. Being winter, farm, getting my knees covered in dirt I can still feel the salty ocean breeze of my it sat in the garage for months, but that while crawling through vegetable patches frst summer holidays at the beach, and the summer scoot was the new walk. It was and watching the cows come home. warm, fragrant wind shaking the coastal black with ‘90s pink graphics—I was all palm trees. Summers were hot, fun, and full that and a bag of chips. of adventure. DANYL GENECIRAN AUSTIN ZAKARI BONNIE MENDEZ Layout Coordinator World Issues Contributor Parenting Contributor Most memorable childhood summer was My most cherished childhood summer Going to the beach and sitting right at the my reunion with my parents afer an over- memory would be when I went on a sum- edge where the sand hit the water, hearing night all-alone separation. I was lost in a mer mission trip to Venezuela. We built the sound of the waves and seeing everyone small unknown railway station. a school, had many adventures and I got dive into the water. to witness a new culture first hand. It was fascinating and that was when I fell in love with food, travel and people of the world. 8 SHE CANADA SHE Canada is a fantastic combination of East meets I enjoyed the Missoni x Holt Renfrew feature, especially West. In your February issue there is one piece about in light of all the headlines the Missoni family has been Bollywood legend Madhuri Dixit followed by the making lately. It really seems like Margherita Missoni cover story on Hollywood actress Noureen DeWulf. isn’t just another bored, privileged it-girl. SHE manages to fuse the two worlds efortlessly and I applaud the refreshing take on South Asian-Canadian Daania, Karachi, Pakistan culture. Owais Lightwala’s story was a nice read, but to say that Gayatri, Hamilton he’s breaking down cultural boundaries in Toronto’s theater scene is a bit of a stretch, no? I was thrilled to read about Yasmeen Ghauri afer all these years. Having been one of the few ethnic faces in Sehrash, North York fashion back in the ‘80s and ‘90s, she really did change the game. It would be amazing to see her back on the I loved the theme of the February issue. It’s truly amaz- scene again! ing to think that South Asians have conquered so many diferent industries, from fashion to business. Maia, Pickering Yasmine, Los Angeles, CA Tis month’s article that caught my attention the most was Noureen DeWulf, I am actually a big fan of her work and currently a big fan of Anger Management. It was interesting to know more about her life and her work. I am defnitely a bigger fan now that I know much more. Sana, Lahore, Pakistan Te piece on Princess Jasmine was defnitely a surprise as this is not something you usually see in a fashion or lifestyle magazine. It shows how diferent this magazine is from others. Te pieces in this issue are interest- ing and they help me learn something new as well to explore the people, fashion, stories and culture of South Asia without leaving the country. Sherin, Scarborough I loved the supermarket shopping guide! Finally, some straight answers on how to eat healthy! I loved the advice to “shop the perimeter” frst, something I’ve been doing ever since I read the article. Alina, Bufalo, NY SHE CANADA 9 Who has time to DIY? If glue and wire aren’t your things, these fower crowns are the perfect accessories for spring. Whether you’re planning on frolicking 1 through a meadow or just want to spice up a Sunday brunch outft, these foral oferings are sure to add woodland whimsy to any ensemble. 1 Etsy Alternative Blossoms $65 2 ASOS Rope Flower Crown $35 2 3 William Chambers Millinery $660 4 ASOS Marigold Crown $7.04 5 Eugenia Kim $310 3 6 Etsy Rose Crown $60 7 Cult Gaia $120 7 5 4 6 10 SHE CANADA Naeem Khan Proenza Schouler Rag & Bone Gucci Ralph Lauren Tommy Hilfger SHE CANADA 11 2 6 7 3 1 Is there anything more timeless than a watch? In chic metallics or striking black, our watch picks will instantly add sophistication to any outft and make sure that you’ll never be fashionably late again. 4 8 1 Gucci Interlocking Watch $1,240 2 Cartier Tank Watch $20,860 3 Chanel J12 White, $6,900 4 Vivienne Westwood $494 5 Reed Krakoff Gold $2,690 Gucci $1,240 6 5 7 Charriol St.
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