Call Me Bae: Ananya Panday is a Flashy, Desi Emily Yearning for A Purpose
Call Me Bae opens with this girl who appears to have it all, living a fantasy existence. She is extremely wealthy, grows up with everything at her disposal, and marries into an ultrarich family that only travels by helicopter. But…
Unfair Beauty Standards: Why Dark-Shaming is a By-Product of Colonialism
“Ugly” is a term that we use to refer to something unpleasant or repulsive. At some point in your life, you have felt that your worth is low because you are “ugly”. News flash! You have probably internalized the deep-rooted…
The Controversial Ascent of Tangia Zaman Methila as Miss Universe Bangladesh 2020
On the eve of 4th April, the title of Flora Bank Miss Universe 2020 was crowned to Tangia Zaman Methila. This announcement was met with huge public backlash and disappointment. The model has been a source of many controversies lately.…
Eastern Influence: Flaunt your Vogue
Do you wear your clothes or do your clothes wear you? In conversation with Abtahee A. Wasee (19), co- founder of Eastern Influence, Joyeeta delves into his notion that perceptions are wearable. Bangladesh is possibly one of the biggest textile…
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