Sabyasachi Says Overdressed Women Are Wounded & Bleeding Inside, Kick-Starts Debate On Internet
Sabyasachi is the ace fashion designer of India. He is the most preferred choice for bridal lehengas and sarees. Has designed the most ethereal wedding outfits for several celebrities. He had once shamed Indian women who didn&rsquot know how to drape a saree.
Hailed as the ace fashion designer of India, Sabyasachi is the most preferred choice for bridal lehengas and sarees. From Deepika Padukone, Anushka Sharma, Priyanka Chopra to Isha Ambani, the man has designed the most ethereal wedding outfits for several celebrities.
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However, Sabyasachi's comments sometimes don't go down well the people. He had once shamed Indian women who didn¡¯t know how to drape a saree and received a lot of backlash for the same. Now, he is once again making headlines for this time he called ¡°overdressed¡± women ¡°wounded¡± and ¡°bleeding inside¡±.
Here¡¯s what he wrote:
In order to support his opinion, he cited a quote by Miss Havisham, a character from Charles Dickens' famous novel Great Expectations. But seemingly, that didn¡¯t help at all. He rubbed the a lot fans the wrong way. They called him out yet again for his regressive views.
On the other hand, some other people thought his intention wasn't wrong and it was a classic case of miscommunication and everyone is misunderstanding him.
¡°I think, if you tell me that you do not know how to wear a saree, I would say shame on you. It¡¯s a part of your culture, (you) need stand up for it,¡± he said earlier said at the Harvard India Conference that had also kickstarted a debate on Twitter.
Later, after receiving a lot backlash, in his defence Sabyasachi had said, ¡°My observation came from the fact that I often meet those who say it with a hint of pride on how they don't know how to wear a saree and I find it very dismissive of our heritage. It's a personal point of view.¡±
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