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[bangladeshifoods]

Here is the outcome of yesterday's post. If you're a fan of jhal muri double tap and share with your connections who you think will love this post. Brand of muri was @azka_impex and the chanachur from @kcbbakeries . . ➡️For delicious food ideas ➡️Follow @bangladeshifoods ➡️For shopping ideas ➡️Visit my Amazon shop www.amazon.co.uk/shop/bangladeshifoods . . #bangladeshifoods #bengalifoodie #bengalifoods #bengalimarriage #bangladesh #bangladeshi #bengali #bangla #bangali #sylhet #sylheti #sylhetifood #dhaka #dhakafood #chittagong #britishbangladeshi #eat #hungry #dinner #lunch #bdfood #delicious #amazoninfluencer #advertising #ad #sanasur #bombaymix #kcb #azkaimpex https://www.instagram.com/p/CIdgem_lPY_/?igshid=sh5ryry3idk8

[bengalifoods]

Reposted from @bengalifoodie This is my all time favourite. The famous tandoori chicken. Like and share if it's on the top of your favourite list. #bengalifoodie #bengalifoods #bangladeshifoods #foodblogger #britishbangladeshi #britishfoodie #food #tandoor #tandoorichicken #chicken #chickenlegs #redchicken https://www.instagram.com/p/CJTO2bul6qg/?igshid=14ba4tnh0h5gf

[stagecrafttheatrelon]

Great news for all the followers! @stagecrafttheatrelondon will be performing at this year’s @aseasonofbangladrama festival taking place here in London next month. 😊 🎉 🥳 🎭 🎶 🕺 💃 This year it will be an online premiere instead in theatres. @stagecrafttheatrelondon is coming with a fresh new play called “Shopner Thikana” - The Dreams of Our Lives. Concept and scripted by @kaziislam1 @kazi8898 and @iammotiurtaj Every year this festival has been organised by @towerhamletsnow and supported by @officialqmul Stay tuned for more info . . . 😊 🙏 #stagecraft #theatre #seasonofbangladrama #bangla #drama #play #musical #britishbangladeshi #curryindustry #identitycrisis #domesticviolence #london #covid_19 #theatremustgoon #onlinepremiere #theatrelife (at London, United Kingdom) https://www.instagram.com/p/CGOkM9hlEdy/?igshid=54oyj8uyc88y

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[foreverworldwide]

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‪An awesome global celebration of the 47th #VictorydayofBangladesh took place in the UK 🇬🇧 and all over the world by the #Bangladeshi community #ForeverGlobalFriendsCircle Proud to be a #Bangladeshi #BritishBangladeshi www.foreverlivingworldwideonline.co.uk #FLPOW‬ (at London, United Kingdom) https://www.instagram.com/p/Bre3KGyBBeL/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=1cx09l3y9dmit

[newselleven-blog]

British-Bangladeshi citizen detained since 2016 cafe attack freed | Bangladesh News

British-Bangladeshi citizen detained since 2016 cafe attack freed | Bangladesh News

A British-Bangladeshi citizen has been released from prison in Bangladesh after being held for two years over suspicion of involvement in a major restaurant attack in the capital, Dhaka.

The Anti-Terrorism Special Tribunal on Wednesday cleared Hasnat Karim of terrorism charges after accepting a police charge sheet that named eight suspects involved in the deadly 2016 attack on the Holey Artisan…

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[lindyhunt]

8 Contemporary South Asian Designers Who Are Redefining the Fashion Industry

When we think of South Asia in terms of fashion, we tend to associate it with the “Made in Bangladesh” tags on our GAP t-shirts, exploitation and oppression, or more traditional garb that evokes the “exotic.” Contemporary South Asian designers are often forgotten or ignored because they are incongruous with how fashion that hails from the Southern Hemisphere has come to be defined. In spite of this, the past few years have seen a rise in South Asian designers who create for a modern local and global audience, and whose work serves as an emblem for the culture.

More and more, contemporary South Asian designers are working to reclaim the South Asian identity and to create informed representation. Most of the designers listed operate their businesses with transparency, and adhere to ethical and sustainable practices in order to revitalize and give back to their communities. They also work to preserve traditional and local craftsmanship that has been disappearing due to international pressures for fast fashion.

From British-Bangladeshi newcomer Rahemur Rahman to Indian designer Rina Singh, who worked in design and development before launching her brand Eka, these South Asian designers are redefining not only the course of apparel and jewelry, but also what it means to be South Asian in this day and age.

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#WorkInProgress #RahemurRahman #SustainableFashion #EthicalFashion #FashionPrint #BritishBangladeshi #ComingSoonAgain

A post shared by Rahemur Rahman (@rahemurrahman) on Jan 12, 2018 at 5:17am PST

Rahemur Rahman

British-Bangladeshi designer Rahemur Rahman presented his debut collection at London Fashion Week Men’s AW19 at the Kobi Nazrul Centre – a Bangladeshi community centre where Rahman also teaches – in London’s East End. Inclusivity of Bangladeshi culture and the broader South Asian diaspora in the mainstream is central to Rahman’s work, whose first collection married the richness of Bangladeshi textiles and dyeing techniques with traditional British tailoring. The collection was hued in earthy tones and joyous shades of blue and green, which were evocative of rootedness and the abundance of Bangladeshi culture.

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Totem Earrings | Onyx, amethyst, green chalcedony, agate.

A post shared by Papillon du thé (@papillonduthe) on Jan 4, 2019 at 7:30pm PST

Papillon du The

Saskia Fernando, the founder and designer of the jewelry line Papillon du The, creates jewelry which commemorates traditional Sri Lankan jewelry and the local art of handcrafting jewelry, passed down from one generation to the next. Each of her unique pieces echo the island’s culture, and are crafted bearing in mind the energy of the wearer, incorporating the Japanese philosophy of wabi-sabi. Fernando is also an acclaimed gallerist, and runs the largest contemporary art gallery in Sri Lanka.

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lightness of being #ekaco

A post shared by Rina Singh (@ekaco) on Jan 11, 2019 at 10:30am PST

Eka

Rina Singh’s design house Eka is a celebration of the vast range of craftsmanship and textiles that span across India, from the revered jamdani of West Bengal to hand-woven wool from Himachal Pradesh. Singh’s fluid pieces maintain a kind of beauty and ease that caters to a wide market both at home and abroad, while reclaiming what it means to be a part of the Indian fashion industry, which is often associated with traditional and bridal wear. Upholding the vision of consciousness, Singh has cultivated a team of artisans to whom she attributes the success of Eka, and whose success she is mutually committed to.

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Hung out with @uniqlo and shared some beading tricks. Photographed by @backyardbill who was the first ever, first ever photographer to ever show interest in working with me. 11 years ago when I was first visiting New York, Bill Gentle photographed me for his beautiful blog and then we worked together a few more times and to be able to continue working with him is such a pleasure because he’s really super nice and as his name suggests also very much a gentleman 🙃. Thank you @uniqlo for the studio visit. It was great working with the team.

A post shared by ARPANA RAYAMAJHI (@arpanarayamajhi) on Dec 28, 2018 at 9:37am PST

Arpana Rayamajhi

Born and raised in Kathmandu, Nepal, NYC-based jewelry designer Arpana Rayamajhi creates pieces that meld her Nepali heritage with pop culture, as well as other ethnic and indigenous cultures around the world. Not one to shy away from colors and prints, Rayamajhi’s one-of-a-kind, handmade pieces are composed of vibrant colors and intricate designs that are reflective of her inspirations. Rayamajhi’s line was born out of the want for jewelry that mirrored her sensibilities, and she has since gone on to design jewelry for clients such as L’Oreal and Victoria’s Secret.

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Just a little color to brighten your day ☺️ models: @_nilmarie_ & @brooklynsurfcompany | shot by @crestakrugerphoto

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Zarif

Based in Kabul, Afghanistan, Zarif was founded by Zoleykha Sherzad on the premise of presenting Afghanistan’s beautiful cultural heritage and creating local economic opportunities. The contemporary clothing is crafted using traditional fabrics sourced from across Afghanistan and Central Asia, and is often adorned with stunning embroidery work. Motivated by the ethos of slow production, Zarif employs local artisans who produce collections in accordance to fair-trade practices and use natural dyes.

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What you wear should truly inspire you to be even more of yourself. Dress in a way to feel empowered, beautiful, sensual, feminine, and most importantly comfortable in your own skin. #haatichai

A post shared by Haati Chai Jewelry (@haatichai) on Dec 17, 2018 at 12:08pm PST

Haati Chai

Established by designer Stella Simona in 2011, Haati Chai was born of Simona’s need for cultural connectedness and her close bond with her grandmother, Annie. Ranging from simplistic elegance to the ornate, Simona and her business partner Ali Heiss, design jewelry that speaks to the duality of Simona’s identity as a Bangladeshi-American woman. Haati Chai jewelry isn’t crafted for mass consumption, but rather as heirlooms in their timelessness.

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@liyakebede creates an effortless look in these #BodiceStudio separates from our Woolmark Collection. #WoolmarkPrize #TheWoolmarkCompany

A post shared by BODICE STUDIO (@bodicebodice) on Nov 12, 2018 at 4:00am PST

Bodice

Founded by the exceptionally talented Indian designer Ruchika Sachdeva, Bodice embodies the ethos of sustainability both in terms of design and through its business practices. A winner of the prestigious International Woolmark Prize and former Vivienne Westwood intern, Sachdeva is mindful of her environmental and ethical impact of production in fashion, sourcing a majority of her materials throughout India and employing artisans who are ethically treated and compensated. Sachdeva’s designs seamlessly blend contemporary-wear with her Indian roots, reimagining the realm of Indian fashion.

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@o_christ behind the scenes. Makeup by @annesophiecosta

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Zohra Rahman

Zohra Rahman is a Lahore-based, Pakistani jewelry designer who launched her eponymous brand in 2014. Trained at Central Saint Martin’s, Rahman returned to Pakistan to create purism-inspired jewelry using traditional craftsmanship. Rahman’s museum-worthy pieces are handcrafted through an in-house apprenticeship program which operates to empower the local community, and to preserve and nourish the legacy of Lahore’s artisanal jewelry-making techniques

[jessicakehoe]

8 Contemporary South Asian Designers Who Are Redefining the Fashion Industry

When we think of South Asia in terms of fashion, we tend to associate it with the “Made in Bangladesh” tags on our GAP t-shirts, exploitation and oppression, or more traditional garb that evokes the “exotic.” Contemporary South Asian designers are often forgotten or ignored because they are incongruous with how fashion that hails from the Southern Hemisphere has come to be defined. In spite of this, the past few years have seen a rise in South Asian designers who create for a modern local and global audience, and whose work serves as an emblem for the culture.

More and more, contemporary South Asian designers are working to reclaim the South Asian identity and to create informed representation. Most of the designers listed operate their businesses with transparency, and adhere to ethical and sustainable practices in order to revitalize and give back to their communities. They also work to preserve traditional and local craftsmanship that has been disappearing due to international pressures for fast fashion.

From British-Bangladeshi newcomer Rahemur Rahman to Indian designer Rina Singh, who worked in design and development before launching her brand Eka, these South Asian designers are redefining not only the course of apparel and jewelry, but also what it means to be South Asian in this day and age.

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#WorkInProgress #RahemurRahman #SustainableFashion #EthicalFashion #FashionPrint #BritishBangladeshi #ComingSoonAgain

A post shared by Rahemur Rahman (@rahemurrahman) on Jan 12, 2018 at 5:17am PST

Rahemur Rahman

British-Bangladeshi designer Rahemur Rahman presented his debut collection at London Fashion Week Men’s AW19 at the Kobi Nazrul Centre – a Bangladeshi community centre where Rahman also teaches – in London’s East End. Inclusivity of Bangladeshi culture and the broader South Asian diaspora in the mainstream is central to Rahman’s work, whose first collection married the richness of Bangladeshi textiles and dyeing techniques with traditional British tailoring. The collection was hued in earthy tones and joyous shades of blue and green, which were evocative of rootedness and the abundance of Bangladeshi culture.

View this post on Instagram

Totem Earrings | Onyx, amethyst, green chalcedony, agate.

A post shared by Papillon du thé (@papillonduthe) on Jan 4, 2019 at 7:30pm PST

Papillon du The

Saskia Fernando, the founder and designer of the jewelry line Papillon du The, creates jewelry which commemorates traditional Sri Lankan jewelry and the local art of handcrafting jewelry, passed down from one generation to the next. Each of her unique pieces echo the island’s culture, and are crafted bearing in mind the energy of the wearer, incorporating the Japanese philosophy of wabi-sabi. Fernando is also an acclaimed gallerist, and runs the largest contemporary art gallery in Sri Lanka.

View this post on Instagram

lightness of being #ekaco

A post shared by Rina Singh (@ekaco) on Jan 11, 2019 at 10:30am PST

Eka

Rina Singh’s design house Eka is a celebration of the vast range of craftsmanship and textiles that span across India, from the revered jamdani of West Bengal to hand-woven wool from Himachal Pradesh. Singh’s fluid pieces maintain a kind of beauty and ease that caters to a wide market both at home and abroad, while reclaiming what it means to be a part of the Indian fashion industry, which is often associated with traditional and bridal wear. Upholding the vision of consciousness, Singh has cultivated a team of artisans to whom she attributes the success of Eka, and whose success she is mutually committed to.

View this post on Instagram

Hung out with @uniqlo and shared some beading tricks. Photographed by @backyardbill who was the first ever, first ever photographer to ever show interest in working with me. 11 years ago when I was first visiting New York, Bill Gentle photographed me for his beautiful blog and then we worked together a few more times and to be able to continue working with him is such a pleasure because he’s really super nice and as his name suggests also very much a gentleman 🙃. Thank you @uniqlo for the studio visit. It was great working with the team.

A post shared by ARPANA RAYAMAJHI (@arpanarayamajhi) on Dec 28, 2018 at 9:37am PST

Arpana Rayamajhi

Born and raised in Kathmandu, Nepal, NYC-based jewelry designer Arpana Rayamajhi creates pieces that meld her Nepali heritage with pop culture, as well as other ethnic and indigenous cultures around the world. Not one to shy away from colors and prints, Rayamajhi’s one-of-a-kind, handmade pieces are composed of vibrant colors and intricate designs that are reflective of her inspirations. Rayamajhi’s line was born out of the want for jewelry that mirrored her sensibilities, and she has since gone on to design jewelry for clients such as L’Oreal and Victoria’s Secret.

View this post on Instagram

Just a little color to brighten your day ☺️ models: @_nilmarie_ & @brooklynsurfcompany | shot by @crestakrugerphoto

A post shared by Zarif Design (@zarifnyc) on Dec 13, 2018 at 2:17pm PST

Zarif

Based in Kabul, Afghanistan, Zarif was founded by Zoleykha Sherzad on the premise of presenting Afghanistan’s beautiful cultural heritage and creating local economic opportunities. The contemporary clothing is crafted using traditional fabrics sourced from across Afghanistan and Central Asia, and is often adorned with stunning embroidery work. Motivated by the ethos of slow production, Zarif employs local artisans who produce collections in accordance to fair-trade practices and use natural dyes.

View this post on Instagram

What you wear should truly inspire you to be even more of yourself. Dress in a way to feel empowered, beautiful, sensual, feminine, and most importantly comfortable in your own skin. #haatichai

A post shared by Haati Chai Jewelry (@haatichai) on Dec 17, 2018 at 12:08pm PST

Haati Chai

Established by designer Stella Simona in 2011, Haati Chai was born of Simona’s need for cultural connectedness and her close bond with her grandmother, Annie. Ranging from simplistic elegance to the ornate, Simona and her business partner Ali Heiss, design jewelry that speaks to the duality of Simona’s identity as a Bangladeshi-American woman. Haati Chai jewelry isn’t crafted for mass consumption, but rather as heirlooms in their timelessness.

View this post on Instagram

@liyakebede creates an effortless look in these #BodiceStudio separates from our Woolmark Collection. #WoolmarkPrize #TheWoolmarkCompany

A post shared by BODICE STUDIO (@bodicebodice) on Nov 12, 2018 at 4:00am PST

Bodice

Founded by the exceptionally talented Indian designer Ruchika Sachdeva, Bodice embodies the ethos of sustainability both in terms of design and through its business practices. A winner of the prestigious International Woolmark Prize and former Vivienne Westwood intern, Sachdeva is mindful of her environmental and ethical impact of production in fashion, sourcing a majority of her materials throughout India and employing artisans who are ethically treated and compensated. Sachdeva’s designs seamlessly blend contemporary-wear with her Indian roots, reimagining the realm of Indian fashion.

View this post on Instagram

@o_christ behind the scenes. Makeup by @annesophiecosta

A post shared by zohra rahman (@zohra_rahman) on Nov 17, 2018 at 4:06am PST

Zohra Rahman

Zohra Rahman is a Lahore-based, Pakistani jewelry designer who launched her eponymous brand in 2014. Trained at Central Saint Martin’s, Rahman returned to Pakistan to create purism-inspired jewelry using traditional craftsmanship. Rahman’s museum-worthy pieces are handcrafted through an in-house apprenticeship program which operates to empower the local community, and to preserve and nourish the legacy of Lahore’s artisanal jewelry-making techniques

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[bengalifoodie]

Reposted from @bangladeshifoods I'm sure we all have had them days when we were so hungry we couldn't be bothered to sit at a dinner table so we chucked everything on a plate and went on the sofa! Like and share if you agree ❤ Meat vindaloo & papaya bhaji. (Mangsho di aloo ar khoyfol bazi) . . ➡️For delicious food ideas ➡️Follow @bangladeshifoods ➡️For shopping ideas. ➡️Visit my Amazon shop. www.amazon.co.uk/shop/bangladeshifoods . . #bangladeshifoods #bengalifoods #bengalifoodie #bengalimarriage #bangladesh #bangladeshi #bengali #bangla #bangali #sylhet #sylheti #sylhetifood #dhaka #papaya #meatcurry #britishbangladeshi #chittagong #eat #hungry #dinner #lunch #bdfood #delicious #amazoninfluencer #advertising #ad https://www.instagram.com/p/CIY6lAYlvRK/?igshid=1gxdn34rkld3q

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[bangladeshifoods]

Can anyone guess what this is going to be? Comment below! . . ➡️For delicious food ideas ➡️Follow @bangladeshifoods ➡️For shopping ideas ➡️Visit my Amazon shop www.amazon.co.uk/shop/bangladeshifoods . . #bangladeshifoods #bengalifoodie #bengalifoods #bengalimarriage #bangladesh #bangladeshi #bengali #bangla #bangali #sylhet #sylheti #sylhetifood #dhaka #dhakafood #chittagong #britishbangladeshi #eat #hungry #dinner #lunch #bdfood #delicious #amazoninfluencer #advertising #ad #sanasur #bombaymix https://www.instagram.com/p/CIbunLHFWF9/?igshid=8ahwdqviiqe2

[bangladeshifoods]

On days like this I crave for this. Sinir or guror handesh/shondesh. Anyone would do! (Sweet fried cakes made from flour) . . ➡️For delicious food ideas ➡️Follow @bangladeshifoods ➡️For shopping ideas ➡️Visit my Amazon shop www.amazon.co.uk/shop/bangladeshifoods . . #bangladeshifoods #bengalifoodie #bengalifoods #bengalimarriage #bangladesh #bangladeshi #bengali #bangla #bangali #sylhet #sylheti #sylhetifood #dhaka #dhakafood #chittagong #britishbangladeshi #eat #hungry #dinner #lunch #bdfood #delicious #amazoninfluencer #advertising #ad #handesh #shondesh #friedcakes #friedfood https://www.instagram.com/p/CIYyOcDFU5-/?igshid=1enacg01v5x13

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Reposted from @bengalimarriage (@get_regrann) - www.bengalimarriage.com #bengalimarriage #bengalimatrimony #bengalimatrimonial #bengalisingles #bengali #bangla #bangali #bengalishadi #bengalishaadi #bangladesh #sylhet #dhaka #comilla #chittagong #khulna #towerhamlet #bangladeshi #bangladeshis #britishbangladeshi - #regrann https://www.instagram.com/p/B1itSpeltsA/?igshid=bj5qrk960ik7

[bangladeshifoods]

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