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www.thepeninsulaqatar.com CAMPUS | 4 HEALTH| 9 ENTERTAINMENT | 1111 PakistanPak Education Caffeine-based Sivaji Ganesan wasn’tn’t CCentre felicitates compounds may slow just my brother: Lataa students Parkinson’s progress Mangeshkar MONDAY 3 OCTOBER 2016 Email: [email protected] thepeninsulaqatar @peninsulaqatar @peninsula_qatar P | 2-3 Heya Arabian Fashion Exhibition Models flaunted elegant dresses providing a sneak peek of what to expect in the much awaited fashion event of the year, which will take place at Doha Exhibition and Convention Center from October 26 to 30. 02 | MONDAY 3 OCTOBER 2016 COVER STORY Heya Arabian Fashion Exhibition holds exclusive preview event Pictures by Qassim Rahmatullah/ The Peninsula By Amna Pervaiz Rao after the famous actress “Audrey”. I am “QTA is committed to forming alliances proud of their partnership with Qatar The Peninsula extremely excited to look forward to with the public sector that in turn en- Chamber and all representatives of the the Exhibition,wWhich will be unique able the private sector to develop en- private sector who contribute to mak- and stylish and have a touch of New terprises that support tourism. This en- ing ‘Heya’ a special event. These rela- he glimpse of the collection of York.” sures that tourism projects are both in tionships are testament to the ability abayas, veils, sheilas (scarfs), Speaking at the press conference, line with the Qatar National Tourism of public-private partnerships to build evening gowns and bags by Qomasha Al Jabor, Head of Exhibition Sector Strategy and reflective of Qatari a strong foundation for any industry, in Tsome of the best Arab and Gulf Technical Support Section at QTA, said, culture and identity. That is why QTA is particular tourism.” designers were showcased at an ex- clusive preview of the tenth edition of Heya Arabian Fashion Exhibition held yesterday at official partner Hotel Inter- continental Doha, The City. The main exhibition will take place from October 26 to 30 at Doha Exhibi- tion and convention center (DECC). Eight models flaunted elegant dresses providing a sneak peek of what to expect in the much awaited fashion event of the year. The designs of Debaj Collection, Kaali, Jolly Luxury, Ashghal Kuwait- ia, Dar Naseem Al Andalos, Classic Veil and Jo LaMode provided a grand fi- nale to the preview event. The collec- tions gave a hint of the wide range of garments from abayas and kaftans, to veils, jalabiyas and sheilas and acces- sories that will be showcased during Heya. Elisabete Reis, Debaj’s Brand Crea- tive Director, while talking to The Pe- ninsula, said: “The glimpse of my brand new collection is the combination of FROM LEFT: Ibtihaj Al Ahmadani, Jawaher Al Kuwari, Qomasha Al Jabor at the press conference held at The Intercontinental New York 50’s themed which is named Hotel, The City. MONDAY 3 OCTOBER 2016 | 03 COVER finished tours in the United Arab Emir- ates and Kuwait and are pleased to say The exhibition will be that the buzz and excitement around free and open to female Heya is growing each year. More de- visitors. It is expected to signers from both Qatar and the re- gion are keen to take part, giving visi- draw some 15,000 local tors the unique opportunity to see the and regional women very best in Arabian fashion under one looking for unique designs. roof and over five exciting days.” The exhibition will be free and open to female visitors. It is expected to Ibtihaj Al Ahmadani of Qatar Cham- draw some 15,000 local and regional ber, said: “Qatar Chamber is keen to women looking for unique designs and support the private sector in Qatar, there will also be daily fashion shows in particular businesswomen, to en- and a lecture series. As part of its part- courage them to develop their talents nership with Heya, Qatar Chamber has and skills. In recent years Qatari busi- also committed to hosting a series of nesswomen have made considerable 12 workshops throughout this coming achievements in various sectors and year which will work to provide bud- many are becoming successful entre- ding fashion designers and Small to preneurs. This is something we want to Medium Enterprises (SMEs) with the encourage, nurture and events such as skills and knowledge to take their tal- Heya play an important role, providing ents to the next level and grow suc- up and coming fashion designers with cessful businesses. Design Creationz a platform to showcase their talents.” will be organizing these workshops to Jawaher Al Kuwari, Head of Adviso- help further enhance local business ry Committee in Design Creationz, said: opportunities, especially for female Qa- “We are delighted to soon be launching tari entrepreneurs and compliment the the tenth edition of Heya. We have just on-going Heya exhibition. 04 | MONDAY 3 OCTOBER 2016 CAMPUS Pakistan Education Centre felicitates students akistan Education Centre has al- occasion as a chief guest. wards achieving excellence. sults in Federal Board Annual Exami- ways believed in commending Principal of Pakistan Education Cen- The Ambassador addressed the nation for the year 2015-16. Exhort- the students to inspire them to tre Nargis Raza was the guest of hon- successful champions and applaud- ing the students to carry on with their Pscale greater heights. A felicita- our at the ceremony. Officials from Pa- ed them for annexing the coveted re- pursuit of excellence, she congratulat- tion ceremony was conducted on Sep- kistan Embassy, members of board of wards in their academics and wished ed the elite achievers and stressed on tember 29 in the school auditorium to governers, parents of the award win- them success in their future endeav- the importance of hopes and aspira- honour the brilliant stars of Class IX, X, ners and a large number of students ours. tions and how they are the stepping XI, XII who scored above 80% marks attended the event. Speaking on the occasion, the chief stones on the path to success. The pro- in Federal Board Examination for the Shehzad Ahmed presented the guest urged the students to always re- gramme concluded with the session of term 2015-16. students, commendation certificate member the values that have been in- photography. Shehzad Ahmed, the Ambassa- for their meritorious performance. The grained in them at PEC which will help In the end the chief guest chatted dor of the Islamic Republic of Pa- teachers too were honoured for their them etch a life embellished with suc- with the students, their parents and kistan to the state of Qatar and hardwork, dedication and excellent re- cess. the staff in a very light mood. He took Chairman Board of Governors Pa- sults. The parents spoke highly about Principal Nargis Raza Otho ex- photographs with them, listened to kistan Education Centre graced the the dedicated approach of PEC to- pressed pride with the spectacular re- their suggestions. SIS celebrates Gandhi Jayanthi IS students of the CBSEi sec- tion, in a special assem- bly brought out the values SGandhiji gifted to the world through his life experiences. Chil- dren have learnt the life and contri- butions of Ghandhiji through the ex- hibits on the special bulletin boards prepared to celebrate Gandhi Jay- anthi. As part of the celebration in- teresting quiz was conducted on the life and works of Mohandas Karam- chand Gandhi. MONDAY 3 OCTOBER 2016 | 05 MARKETPLACE/COMMUNITY Centrepoint unveils latest in fashion this fall entrepoint’sseasonal collection son’s beauty trends, highlighting the will make heads turn with styles matt-effect, deep intense colouring and silhouettes that are perfect and raw natural feel of Fall. Cfor the Fall fashion wardrobe. As the days turn darker and colours Men’s stylish new selection take on a soft muted glow, Centrepoint Splash’s menswear range is dom- turns up the style quotient with a col- inated by the fall trends of Bespoke lection designed to woo the region’s Tech with unstructured blazers and trendsetters. technical joggers being the key piec- es followed by Future Folklore which Women’s fashion combines a mix of traditional country Autumn in the Middle East heralds influences and modern workwear. The the start of the festive season and Cen- Grunge Core trend is all about the mut- trepoint’s womenswear collections will ed tones with torn elements, androgy- leave you looking for occasions to step nous cardigans and Parkas being the out in style. Splash’s silhouettes and core pieces. textures for the season are reflective For the ultimate masculine appeal of the free-spirited gypsy-vibe of the the Minimal Military makes a strong 70s influenced by artisanal craftsman- comeback which promotes clean lines, ship using spice shades of cinnamon, understated military elements and saffron and mustard blend. Midseason boxier silhouettes. Key pieces you can the colour palette becomes much rich- own are Cargo Joggers, aviator bomb- er using the jewel tones of deep bur- er Jacket and slim biker pants. The col- gundy, bright crimson, emerald, teal our palette comprises the trusted ol- and celestial blue. ives, tans, rusty reds, greys and black. Moving into peak Winter the colour Men put their best foot forward this palette is offset by pale parfait pink, season with Shoe Mart’s sophisticat- subdued grey and soft winter white. ed silhouettes in Blue and Brown offer- Taking inspiration from the season’s ing durable and practical options that runways, the brand’s womenswear of- don’t compromise on aesthetics. Per- fers knitted capes, pleated skirts with fectly tailored brogues, super-com- cold shoulder detailing. Fringe de- fortable lace-ups in easy-wipe materi- tails, eyelets and ruffled sleeves make als, and high-energy sneakers are the its way in to the collection giving it a highlights of a range that is perfect for romantic Victorian vibe.