Truly! KYA hai yeh? Bollywood has no clue of fashion… if the name sounds phoren they will just wear it
It looks like a skirt accidentally washed with another outfit whose color bled in the washer
In that case it’s ok, cause really (Atleast) in these times if I were a star caught wearing such clothes costing beyond few hundreds, as against helping people financially.. I’d be really sad of my existence.
You do realise that clothes don’t profit themselves?
Clothes/ Labels are owned by people who in turn hire Fashion Designers, pattern makers, tailors, embroiderers etc. Their offices/ workshops hire other workers like cleaners, drivers etc. Their stores or the stores that keep their merchandise too hire staff. The fabric bought to make these clothes is made by people/ the fabrics don’t make themselves. The stores that sell fabric hires people.
I could explain further but I guess you get the drift.
So does every other business. But you can chose to spare money in better places than shop unnecessarily. 10,000? can help Atleast 10 families/individuals.
Reusing the already expensive clothing you bought to support these rich labourers is already a good contribution.
If your really interested in supporting by shopping then Atleast shop from really small retailers, handlooms, artisans.. but then ignorance.
You do realise that film industry folks, have started a excessive consumption culture, which is not supportive of small businesses but rather a promoter of big brands leading to masses purchasing only off multinational brands which are silent rippers of money.
Also, try justifying the horrible styles endorsed by stars lately, with their price tags and poor make.
Its not going to change. It is called conspicuous consumption and practiced by the elite of every society since the beginning of time. And usually emulated by others too. Would you for e.g. spend as much time on a blog with everyday people in their everyday, much worn clothes? I think not.
Fashion is frivolous but fun. It is not alone in having an expensive high end sector and others down the scale. And maybe in dark times its a bit of a needed diversion.
What kind of an outfit is this? Even the worn out tees and pjs we wear at home looks better than this. And way to go Bollywood…smashing patriarchy by having a man hold your umbrella.
Would it be better if a woman held the umbrella? Or is a man holding an umbrella for a woman a sign that woman now have money and status? So many questions.
In a populated country with fewer and fewer jobs at least some folk are employed.
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I’d be ashamed of myself for spending money on clothes like this.
Truly! KYA hai yeh? Bollywood has no clue of fashion… if the name sounds phoren they will just wear it
It looks like a skirt accidentally washed with another outfit whose color bled in the washer
This is plain Shabby rug
Lol the thing is these bollywood actors get this stuff for free. Only mortals like us need to pay!
In that case it’s ok, cause really (Atleast) in these times if I were a star caught wearing such clothes costing beyond few hundreds, as against helping people financially.. I’d be really sad of my existence.
You do realise that clothes don’t profit themselves?
Clothes/ Labels are owned by people who in turn hire Fashion Designers, pattern makers, tailors, embroiderers etc. Their offices/ workshops hire other workers like cleaners, drivers etc. Their stores or the stores that keep their merchandise too hire staff. The fabric bought to make these clothes is made by people/ the fabrics don’t make themselves. The stores that sell fabric hires people.
I could explain further but I guess you get the drift.
So does every other business. But you can chose to spare money in better places than shop unnecessarily. 10,000? can help Atleast 10 families/individuals.
Reusing the already expensive clothing you bought to support these rich labourers is already a good contribution.
If your really interested in supporting by shopping then Atleast shop from really small retailers, handlooms, artisans.. but then ignorance.
You do realise that film industry folks, have started a excessive consumption culture, which is not supportive of small businesses but rather a promoter of big brands leading to masses purchasing only off multinational brands which are silent rippers of money.
Also, try justifying the horrible styles endorsed by stars lately, with their price tags and poor make.
Its not going to change. It is called conspicuous consumption and practiced by the elite of every society since the beginning of time. And usually emulated by others too. Would you for e.g. spend as much time on a blog with everyday people in their everyday, much worn clothes? I think not.
Fashion is frivolous but fun. It is not alone in having an expensive high end sector and others down the scale. And maybe in dark times its a bit of a needed diversion.
A very unkempt look
What kind of an outfit is this? Even the worn out tees and pjs we wear at home looks better than this. And way to go Bollywood…smashing patriarchy by having a man hold your umbrella.
Would it be better if a woman held the umbrella? Or is a man holding an umbrella for a woman a sign that woman now have money and status? So many questions.
In a populated country with fewer and fewer jobs at least some folk are employed.
Shop?? I wont be caught dead in such a drab dress ! Lol… alia used to have better taste
This might be her taste, earlier must have been her stylist
I can’t believe someone actually thought people would pay money to buy this!!!!
Ridiculous
The dress is quite nice actually.
Hahhaha exactly my thoughts. I quite like them. Though a little overwhelming on Alia. Imagine this on Deepika- she would look fab.
Drab & dowdy.
It is lovely. Undestated and comfortable. Why do we always need to dress in bright, shiny clothes?