Basbousa is a typical Middle Eastern dessert, very popular in Egypt. It is a dense, semolina-based moist cake, gooey with a fragrant simple syrup.

It is said that we humans live out our lives on this planet to fulfil our goals and dreams, all in accordance with our destiny. It is what makes us get out of bed in the morning, power through our days, close our eyes at night, and repeat.

Butterfly shaped kaftans, oversized capes and bell-bottom pants. We are not only discussing our Eid wardrobe wish-list here, but what is trending in the world of modest fashion.

An affair that’s been no less than a carnival, the Spring in bloom fashion exhibition was a glorious 3-day event that ran from March 18, Thursday to March 20, Saturday, setting up shop at Edge Gallery of Gulshan North Avenue, Dhaka. Unilever Bangladesh Limited took the stride to organize such a glamourous event under its flagship brand, TRESemmé in association with the Fashion Design Council of Bangladesh (FDCB).

In an extravagant show with pomp and colours, TRESemmé Bangladesh has whipped up an all-out fashion exhibition, titled the Spring In Bloom Fashion Exhibition, at Edge Gallery, North Avenue, Dhaka. This exclusive event is a 3-day long affair starting from March 18, Thursday, and ending on March 20, Saturday.

Asia Lounge, a Bangladeshi-owned upscale eatery, began its journey on March 9 in Turkey’s Istanbul city.

This salon will serve walk-in customers as well as pre-scheduled appointments. Aneeka Bushra will also utilise the premises for specialised and customised makeover sessions.

Speaking on the occasion, Managing Director Abdullah Rakib stressed on the need to stand by the women of society. He expressed his view that if women are given due credit for the work they do in the workplace and at home,

A three day ‘sustainable fashion exhibition’ organised by TRESemmé and in partnership with the Fashion Design Council of Bangladesh (FDCB) will be taking place between 18 and 20 March at the Edge Gallery, North Avenue, Dhaka, to portray the beauty and importance of slow fashion in today’s fast paced world.

It is said that baking is about more than just creating something sweet to eat, and has many psychological benefits. It is a productive form of self-expression and communication. And People who bake use any excuse to heat up their ovens.

The green décor complemented by the golden interior with an outdoor waterfall would just set your mood right once you step foot in the new venture. The ambience speaks of royalty and the heritage of Indian cuisine. The lighting, design and furniture with a soothing music in the background would lift up the spirit of even the most pessimist at heart.

With the latest collection, Le Reve launches the stylish maxi dress for women for the first time, which can be worn at any party, office, or even at home. In addition to that, the collection includes muslin, half-silk and cotton saris, tunics, single shirts, shalwar kameez sets, woven and knit tops.

Popular footwear brand, Step, recently launched a new range to cater to the fashion needs of corporate women and young professionals. Shoes are an essential component of fashion, therefore a style statement is incomplete without the right pair.

In the new, Kamala-Harris-led world, more and more women from all walks of life are shattering glass ceilings and remodelling themselves to fit their own expectations. One such force to be reckoned with is Tanzila Elma, co-founder of House of Ahmed, a luxury label, entrepreneur and mother of two.

Known for quality products and top-notch service, Shwapno has contributed immensely to keeping their customers and employees happy during difficult times.

“Having two young children and an elderly mother-in-law at home, it was dangerously risky for me to go out during the pandemic.

“I was six months pregnant when the pandemic first hit Bangladesh, but I knew I had to go out and help my community,” shares Sajia Akter, a 29-year-old mother of two.

“I had always dreamt of working to help marginalised communities, and I made sure my dream came true,” shares 23-year-old Beauti Rani Sikder, a woman who not only takes care of her family on her own but has also dedicated her life to taking care of her community.

“I dream of building a world where no human being ever has to die of starvation,” replies Runa Akter, with firm resolve when asked what she wants to do in the future.

“My parents were eager to get me married right after my SSC examination but I resisted. Now they are both very proud of the work I do for my community,”