THE JAIPUR POLO SEASON HAS STEPPED INTO THE SEMI FINALS FOR CHINKARA POLO CUP 2019, ON SEPTEMBER 28 AT THE CAVALRY POLO GROUND.  Sona Polo Vs Krishna Polo The two matches for the semi finals will be fought between, Team Krishna Polo v/s Sona Polo and Rajnigandha Achievers v/s Chandna Group.  Read live article .

THE SOUGHT AFTER FRANCE BASED DESIGNER’S LIFE IS A GREAT RIGMAROLE TO UNDERSTAND THE IMPORTANCE OF A QUIRKY PHRASE, ‘SWEET ARE THE USES OF ADVERSITY’. Fashion Designer Coco Chanel One of the most sought after fashionista Coco Chanel landed into this planet in the year of 1883 with the moniker of Gabrielle Bonheur Chanel. Having a life full of miseries and predicaments she never thought in her wildest of dreams that she would become the fashion girl of this universe and would be able to persist in her timeless styles of silhouettes even after decades of her death. Hence she has set an example and has become an arresting inspiration for those who admire her and are the connoisseurs of her authentic silhouettes. Click here for interesting fact about Coco Chanel. Thank You.

‘CHANGE IS CONSTANT’ AND THE WORLD OF FASHION, MORE SPECIALLY WOMEN’S FASHION PROVES IT WELL.  It is highly claimed that what we see or read is an outcome of what the world is going through at that moment. From poetry to literature, everything has witnessed the waves of the outer world. Similarly, fashion is the imitation of reality. What we wear today and how we dress up, are all the result of the scenarios. These scenarios can be a risen storm from political, economical and socially progressive values. But how they affect the community is always reflected in their style of fashion and choice. Rolling back into the wheel of memory, LA POLO decided to briefly rewind the last 100 years of fashion and look keenly on how the movements of the world maintained the line of fashion.  1910 - 1919 The decade of the 1910s could be easily distinguished in two halves - the pre-war era and the postwar era. When we highlight at these era, we mean to look at the hardships of World War I. E

1. King Power gold cup  2. THE HIGH-GOAL SEASON AT SANTA BARBARA POLO & RACQUET POLO CLUB 3. world most expensive furniture 4. Top 20 + Polo Quotes 5 . the Gladiator Polo Arena league 6. Bregenzer Festspiele, a performing arts festival 7. FROM NURSING THE INJURED HORSES TO SEEING THEM WIN THE BLUE RIBBON 8. REASONS WHY SUSTAINABLE FASHION SHOULD BE YOUR CHOICE- M NEWSLETTER 91 9.  FROM NURSING THE INJURED HORSES TO SEEING THEM WIN THE BLUE RIBBON  10.   THE HERMES WHITE HIMALAYA CROCODILE BIRKIN BAG   11 . ROLEX - THE PROUD SPONSOR OF THE WORLD’S TOP SAILING EVENTS   12.  THE ISLAND HOUSE TOOK HOME MONTY WATERBURY CUP   13.  THE HENLEY ROYAL REGATTA DRESS CODE DECODED   14.  THE HAMPTON COURT PALACE FLOWER SHOW   15. FROM BONE CHINA’S DINNER SET TO THE FIRST CAMERA IN HISTORY   16. 100 Years of  Women Fashion  17. DE BEERS BOUGHT BY THE MAHARAJA OF PATIALA 18. sydeny international boat show  19. Arjuna Award 2

Staying with my grandmother all day long, seeing my parents in the evening as they would return from work was a treat in itself. I would spend the entire day waiting to tell them all about my day in the evening. Seven o’clock every evening as the metal gate of our ancestral house would cling, I would rush straight to embrace my mother even before she could enter the house. It was a great feeling. This went on until I went to college. Even though college was great, sitting in the hostel room discussing each other’s family often filled me with nostalgia for the times when each evening brought with it a warm embrace from my mother. One day suddenly realization struck. Every time I clung to my mother, my father would adoringly look at us , smile, and silently go inside. As Mummy would make me sit in her lap, feeding me and listening to my unending stories, Papa would keep looking at us from the side of eyes. I know he loves me. He loves me more than anybody ever can. I can see it in

Having a partner is a crucially important thing in life. When the going gets tough, it is the support of a partner that helps one stay afloat. You know what they call a complete family? Two partners bringing their kids up with the values of both. Sounds about right. But not as right as you’d think it is, for who decides what is right? Each mother’s day I see thousands of social media posts lauding single women who decided to adopt kids to give them a better life, and those who did not remarry after losing their partners and continue to be both parents to their kids. They work, work hard, support their family and their kids do turn out right. So, a happy father’s day to them mothers should be just fine. Must be enough, don’t you think so? We’ve wished all the single mothers, the epitome of strength, a happy father’s day . But, isn’t there something that’s missing? What, you’d ask. Take a moment. Look around, and spot the men who work, work hard and support their family, looking