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These days a good majority of women are putting on shorter hair in order to compensate for less time in the morning to work on the hairdo, but for the spring of 2011, look for longer locks on women, even the working woman.

Women are coming to terms with the fact that longer hair can actually be easily cared for while shorter hair may take extra work in order to tame those curls or to set the hair in the spikes that look nice. Flat short do’s are becoming don’ts for spring of 2011, with a far softer and more feminine look coming to the fore.

Long soft curls or long sleek locks with a bit of body are making the scene at the workplace and in the home and gym. Long hair can be easy care, it simply requires a style that permits you to finger comb and go like some of those tousled short do’s used to

Zara Shahjahan is a graduate from the National College of Arts and has built a niche clientele that understands and has the ability to appreciate design and pattern making. With a background in miniature painting, she is Pakistan’s first designer who has the expertise to make her own motifs. Her earlier lines of Ghaara embroidered saaris and sheesha work were so well received by the industry that in a short span of a few years Zara Shahjahan has become a name to be reckoned with. Zara Shahjahan’s Prêt-à-porter line is now available in all the major cities of Pakistan. The recent presence of the label in Dubai has established a new standard of understated elegance: easy fit garments, precisely cut and immaculately tailored.

The magic of Madhuri Dixit is inescapable on the sets of ‘Jhalak Dikhla Jaa’ but this time it was our Desi girl Priyanka Chopra who stole the limelight as she made the dancing diva herself dance to the tunes of her hit number ‘Pardesi girl’. The sets of Jhalak could see it better as gorgeous Priyanka Chopra, Malaika Arora Khan and Madhuri Dixit all came together for a groove.

Priyanka looked gorgeous as ever in a Manish Malhotra’s light blue saree. Priyanka had come as a part of promotions of her film Saat Khoon Maaf that releases next week. Recently Priyanka Chopra had confessed that she is a huge fan of Madhuri Dixit and had performed to a medley of Madhuri numbers at award function.

is comparatively a new actress in Tamil film industry but she has been a craze after the release of her film ‘Mynaa’ in November, 2010. However, the young lady is facing quite a tough competition from another young Kollywood actress Oviya, who started her career in 2008 with the ‘Apoorva’. But Oviya got noticed with her performance in the Tamil film ‘Kalavani’.

It has been just one year and both of them are already trying hard to beat each other as they are considered to be the fastest rising Malayalee girls in Tamil film industry. Both of them have unbelievable screen presence and they were seen doing a glamorous photo shoot with a renowned photographer recently.

Oviya & Amala are often seen trying to snatch each other’s roles. There is a buzz that a top director narrated the story of his latest film to Amala first and then he went on signing Oviya as she was available on his required dates. So, this added fuel to the already heating rivalry. Both of them have hands filled with almost half a dozen films and are trying to add the star factor before their names as soon as possible.

They are considered to be the finds of 2010 and the reluctance of big stars like Asin & Nayantara to do Kollywood films, have cleared their way to grab the big films.

Reports say that pretty who played ’s role in the Telugu version of ‘Vinnai Thaandi Varuvaaya’ and starred as debutant ’s heroine in last year’s ‘Baana Kathadi’, is said to be turning a blind eye to Tamil film offers pouring in on her lap.For some reasons, she appears to have decided that except her mentor and director films, she would never be committing herself to doing any other Tamil film(s) in the near future. For Menon, though, her call-sheet diary is always there for him to fill up the requisite number of days.