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Razzle magazine june 2013
Razzle magazine june 2013






razzle magazine june 2013

The original version of this post can be found here. Give it a try for fun and tweet us your looks at Enjoy! Step 1: Get Your Supplies We used tweezers to apply the small bindis lining the eyebrows and used the liquid bindi and a toothpick to create the small designs in between. We also used this set here to apply sindoor. 318 items from Razzle Magazine (includes out-of-stock items) Sort by: Exclude: Out-of-Stock Adult Date (YYYY or YYYYMM or YYYYMMDD): From To Razzle Volume 6 Number 6.

razzle magazine june 2013

Guests can also do a simple version themselves or on their kids like we did here. You can usually find ready-made bindi piers in an Indian accessory/sari store, but as you all know, we tend to shy away from ready-made things.Īll three of us decided to create our own pier using a few bindis and our handy dandy liquid bindi (also knows as kumkum). It decorates her face and looks beautiful with bridal attire. The pier is a common tradition for the bride during the ceremony. While weddings are in the air right now, we wanted to share a gorgeous tradition that all three of us did at our weddings. At R&R, they focus on fashion, kids, life and more. “His deceptively low-key, ultracool manner leaves spectators more amazed than if he'd razzle-dazzled.Runways & Rattles is made up of Sheena, Nina, and Dipti - three sisters with individual styles, experiences and a passion for dishing on culture, couture and kids. The pursuit led to other spectacles featuring cramped spaces and extreme conditions: Frozen in Time, which saw him encased in a block of ice for almost three days, and Vertigo, where he stood atop a 100-foot pillar for 35 hours.īlaine's stunts continue to draw immense crowds and Nielsen ratings to match, but his appearance on Oprah was perhaps most stunning, when he broke the Guinness world record for breath-holding, staying underwater for 17 minutes and 4.5 seconds. With Buried Alive, Blaine was entombed underground for seven days in a transparent plastic coffin, visible to gawking pedestrians above, setting off a new trend in his performance career: the endurance stunt. Called a "modern-day Houdini" by The New York Times, David Blaine made himself a household name with TV special David Blaine: Street Magic - shedding the sweeping glitz and drama of other TV magic programs in favor of a simple premise: illusions done right on the street, in front of handheld cameras and speechless passersby.








Razzle magazine june 2013