Just because khakis can be pruned to make Bermuda shorts does not mean all garments lend themselves to a mini format. Some classics are designed never to be minis. The most important thing about the saree is its grace. This is a weird cross between a lehnga and a saree, with neither of the pluses. What's next? "mini" bridal dresses?
Re: Horrible! what an eyesore
by prodosh sen on Sep 23, 2010 07:36 AM
Yes,initially so;but eyes get used to everything in due course. Change is 'life' and life musn't stagnate!
Re: Re: Horrible! what an eyesore
by jaggu on Sep 28, 2010 09:14 AM
You mean like getting used to paan spitting stains in CWG village? Is that a fashion or a pain point?
Re: In villages
by Count Malboro on Sep 23, 2010 01:22 AM
Why only villages? In big cities, s w e e p e r women also wear their saris like this.
But nobody accuses them of being fashionable.
The moral of the story is - if you do this as a part of a show which trying like h e l l to imitate such shows in the West, you are cool and sophisticated but otherwise a lowly s w e e p e r !!
Re: In villages
by onlineReader on Sep 23, 2010 07:48 AM
How village women wears is totally different. This is exploiting ... village women are traditional. Half Sari does not go good for CATWALKS.
