Fri, 05, 21
What I find best about Us is its name: it gives me a sense of ownership, because it belongs to us, the readers!
Hi Ed,
I have been reading Us since my teenage. I still remember fighting my siblings to read it first! Then, I became a university student and got so busy that my younger siblings got to read it without any word from me. I used to read it, but only when I had time to spare from my studies. Now that I am a young mother, I still find it interesting. What I find best about Us is its name: it gives me a sense of ownership, because it belongs to us, the readers! I find the content more diverse than it was in my early youth (at 26, I still fall under the ‘youth’ category), but I would love to see more articles on fashion trends. I remember the time when actual shoots were published, especially at Eid times. Keep up the good work, Team Us!
#Fashion
BIBI S dreams
Bangladesh is a colourful inspiration; you just need to look around mindfully to discover it. The green paddy pastures, the yellow mustard fields, the red shimul blooms, the village peddler with his paper toys and whirligigs merrily spinning and whirling in the air, the pink cotton candy man, the women in colour saris selling sparkly glass bangles; the fairs, the festivals inspiration is all abound for any imaginative person who wishes to pick up the cues and work with them.
One such graceful person is Bibi Russell, who is in awe with her land and draws inspiration from its people. Everyday villagers are her muse; people toiling in the fields and rubbing off their sweat with the mundane