I hope one day Indian fashion would be the theme of met Gala cause there is so much much culture and history that we could present. Like so many ways of wearing sarees , the rich and colorful designs and patterns , jewellery and bindis
@@AndjelaDra99I hope that type of lunatic fanaticism (accusations of appropriation) is starting to pass. It's a weird fad, but it's a fad. That used to not exist. Many different cultures want to share what they have/know with others. It's been happening since the beginning of civilizations. I feel people are tired of being accused of something unfairly just because they found and wore a beautiful piece of clothing.
India have such powerful and ancient culture to continue to evolve from, they could absolutely be proud of their heritage. Stunning art and skills is shown here.
Dior needs to be transparant about whether these artisans are compensated equally to their French colleagues. Is this celebration or is this reframing years of outsourcing (read: exploitation) in response to India's emergence as a massive luxury market and growing online cultural awareness about ethical production, as well as the non-western origin of many embroidery techniques? The work on display in this collection is stunning and I believe the creatives (including MGC) behind Dior are earnest in their appreciation of Indian craftsmanship, but with LVMH turning record profits, I thinks it's fair to ask critical questions about the integrity of this 'celebration' or whether this expert pr. It would be nice if one of the most profitable and prolific brands were to take the lead in solving some of the world's systemic inequalities by foregoing short term profits and showing their appreciation of Indian craftsmanship in quantifiable terms. Their current silence speaks volumes...
I agree. Dior have chosen India because of the rock bottom production prices, like every other company does. This spin of offering the ‘tAlenTeD ArtIsAnS’ ‘recognition’ changes nothing.
I think this is first time that an international brand like Dior is recognizing the artists behind their pieces and presenting them to the public. 👍🏼 More brands should do this .
I am totally impressed with the skill and craftsmanship of the people of India. The work they displayed in the video is unbelievably beautiful. I would love to learn how to do half of what they were doing!
A skill passed down from generations.. all the craftsmen come from the Muslim community. They are blessed with creativity. I was very lucky to work with them in the industry for a long time ..
This is a premium level of craftsmanship. Every piece is art. This is so intense. The collection is so powerful yet feminine. Very enchanting like wow there are so many things going on but also very well put together. I am just out of words. Thank you India for sharing your colorful culture.
As an Indian I feel like india can stand alone without the partnership of Dior. I mean look at the skill and craftsmanship. They should make a brand in itself with out relying on expensive partnerships that only drain resources
it will take some time for us to capture the market. Right now, western brands with little to no knowledge of craftsmanship compared to Asians are using Indian craftsmen and Bangladeshi labour to sell their products. Just look at Chinese, Japanese and Indian craftsmanship... Western clothes are BLAND. WE KNOW IT! It's boring fashion but they have the resources and they have monopolised a lot of it. It will take some time to break the hegemony but we are going towards that very fast.
The problem is Indian’s haven’t been able to market our products internationally or even nationally because of the closely knit culture and different social stigmas and conditions that prevail
Such exquisite state of the art crafts, with the Indian color palette, embroidery with sapphires, mirrors etc. Indian fashion, and their material, many are hand crafted with techniques existing for centuries. India should get a worldwide spotlight and recognition for their fine art, crafts, fashion and much more of their wonderfully rich and diverse culture.
The magic that is created in India is mind blowing ♥️!!!!!! I have a few pieces of hand made fabric pieces that are made in India that I purchased directly from artisans which I cherish. Bravo et merci à l'Inde et leurs artisans 🙏♥️!!!!!!
thank you for giving indian craftsmanship and textiles a voice to express themselves on a global platform, it deserves all the recognition it gets and celebrates the traditional heritage of india in a new light! Hoping for Indian fashion to continue being celebrated around the world !!
Why you need 'Dior' to give Indian culture recognition. If you read history, India has always been known as a hub of craftmanship since Indus Valley Civilization. This Dior is nothing but overrated shit
I must say this the whole concept and motive of this collaboration excellent. The way they displayed indian craftmanship and the history is so beautiful even the music choice is so creative.
European luxury brands are trash and about to be dead in the waters. They're now bilking India, China, and others 3rd world countries for a lease on life. Why anyone is helping these European brands is beyond reason itself. And yet, as shown in this video, 3rd world citizens are too busy being flattered by the mere attention from an "advanced" western bloc. Please treat yourself with more dignity than displayed here in the video.
Being a bengali I do too, people are always so amazed when I wear traditional clothing, it's so easy to get used to what you've always had, seeing how it is made really puts things into perspective
INSANE - absolutely gorgeous. I can only pray one day to own one of Maria Grazia's garments. Every collection is artwork. I don't know any other house (minus maybe Hermes) utilizing artisans like this
It genuinely means a lot when people see what are other people are capable of. Dior is carrying a lot of futures for a lot of Indians now, and it’s so refreshing to see it. A little change will always come back in a big change. Thankyou. 😊🍀💗
This is so beautiful. The percussion lady made me smile, she looks like she really loves her job. I also hope the Indian craftmen were compensated properly😊
Me gusta muuuucho! Espero que las ganancias de éstas colecciones también vayan a apoyar directamente a las comunidades de esos países que tanto lo necesitan. (México, India)❤
Thank you Dior for showing the craftsmanship that exists within India in its textiles and fashion industry. The depth of meaning for the colors and materials utilized imbues the fabrics with meaning and life. From the embroidery to the threads to the beading to the dying and stamping of patterns to the use of reflective materials. Everything has so much meaning. It's a joy to just have a peak into how their fabrics are created and woven. Such a phenomenal video. I have enjoyed these background video for the collections lately which delves into the craftsmanship that exists in many societies. Thank you . . . It's very good to see schools developed to carry on these crafts.
what can one say about Indian craftsmanship its exquisite, always been..centuries old perfected craft all over India each region with its own flavors... even the fabrics more can be done much more in fact in creating eco friendly Bio gradable materials to so much other things.
Wao cuanta Bellezas, es increíble las habilidades que tienen las personas en la india, seria muy interesante aprender de ellas, gracias DIOR por compartir tanta Belleza ❤
Thanks Dior to represent Indian crafts work so beautifully so touched to my heart feeling so proud I just followed Dior after it came to India fashion 😃🙏
Наверное Весь Фонд ЮНЕСКО за год по своей эффективности не может затмить достижения Марии Грассии за несколько последних коллекций для Диор!!! Её популизация Культурных Традиций и Народных Промыслов Всего Мира вносит Неоценимый Вклад в его Сохранение!!! Если есть устойчивый интерес, значит навык будет передаваться по наследству из поколения в поколение ЗНАЧИТ КУЛЬТУРНЫЙ КОД БУДЕТ ЖИТЬ ДАВАЯ ВДОХНОВЕНИЕ ПОТОМКАМ!!! БРАВО МАРИЯ ГРАСИЯ!!! ВЫ ВЕЛИКОЛЕПНЫ!!!🤗💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💐
This collection is so pretty, exquisite and functional at the same time. Dior did such an amazing job by showcasing how traditional craftsmanship can still be very relevant in today's world and they did it in such good taste. I just wish I could afford 1 piece of their couture.
Absolutely stunning! Loved this behind the scene look. These artists are amazing, truly exceptional. I’ve been in love with Indian fabrics for over 30 years and bought many beautiful pieces and this was a great opportunity to see behind how so many different kind of garments & textiles were made! ❤️❤️❤️
It's incredible what weavers are used to doing, and doing that is unknown to many Indian people. The fine art and craft that takes years to master and make truly mesmerized.
I love my india 🙏🎁I’m here starting a eco conscious brand, as I want to create beauty and also protect Mother Nature and her existence, and where else to be but india ❤
I love Indian textiles. My favorite item is an embroidered shawl. I wear it with a leather Moto jacket. And people are always amazed by the workmanship.
This was amazing the beautiful work so small just such talent I understand the cost of this product just the hours of these wonderful workers Indian fabrics were so well done good job dior ❤
It was so refreshing experience. I have always loved the Indian fashion and appreciated the artists behind it. But I hope Dior would treat the workers equally to their French colleagues and not just use them for labor purposes by keeping them hidden. I wish they are also being paid fairly.
I love India, the amazing skills and intricate workmanship of the people, that have continued to use these antiquated machines to produce rare and beautiful clothing is stunning, like being transported back in time.
There is no match to Indian embroidery work. I have travelled across world but I am always fascinated by Indian textile and craft work. I hope we are able to preserve this art and don’t loose it in this fast fashion race and everything machine made. God bless India and beautiful people of this amazing country.
Huge respect to the artisans... such a detailed work, I'm very proud of my country artisians. Don't really know much about fashion industry but I hope Indian themed fashion is globally recognised by all brands luxury or affordable
this was definitely goosebumps-worthy. when i was younger i used to love dressing up in aai's dupattas (psst i still do) n i used to love creating bright combinations of different patterns and colours. something about those raw and lively infusions made me soo happy. just the richness of different skills and people fascinates me so much. the fashion industry truly brings everyone together. just imagining to be a part of such an extravagant journey fills me up with excitement knowing that there will be a thousand new things and experiences to learn from. i dreamt of becoming a fashion designer all my life but i ended up choosing a different career path. but i still love to think of myself exploring and learning all about fashion whilst i try to find myself.
You know every country has that.. but nobody’s got a personal grudge like you. Try to see the world beside its flaws for once darling, love from an Indian citizen❤
They Mainly come from neighbouring countries like Pakistan,Bangladesh and Nepal too. This was not a topic to discuss here but some people are filled with toxicity . I can also bring numerous negative facts against your country but it's better to keep oneself developing .
I hope one day Indian fashion would be the theme of met Gala cause there is so much much culture and history that we could present. Like so many ways of wearing sarees , the rich and colorful designs and patterns , jewellery and bindis
❤India has very talented Fashion Designers who produce Exquisite Collections.
Beautiful People, Fabrics, Spices, Food, Country❤
That's a wonderful idea!
It was the theme of 1985
will never happen because they will get cancelled for culture appropriation unfortunately
@@AndjelaDra99I hope that type of lunatic fanaticism (accusations of appropriation) is starting to pass. It's a weird fad, but it's a fad. That used to not exist. Many different cultures want to share what they have/know with others. It's been happening since the beginning of civilizations.
I feel people are tired of being accused of something unfairly just because they found and wore a beautiful piece of clothing.
India have such powerful and ancient culture to continue to evolve from, they could absolutely be proud of their heritage. Stunning art and skills is shown here.
Dior needs to be transparant about whether these artisans are compensated equally to their French colleagues. Is this celebration or is this reframing years of outsourcing (read: exploitation) in response to India's emergence as a massive luxury market and growing online cultural awareness about ethical production, as well as the non-western origin of many embroidery techniques? The work on display in this collection is stunning and I believe the creatives (including MGC) behind Dior are earnest in their appreciation of Indian craftsmanship, but with LVMH turning record profits, I thinks it's fair to ask critical questions about the integrity of this 'celebration' or whether this expert pr. It would be nice if one of the most profitable and prolific brands were to take the lead in solving some of the world's systemic inequalities by foregoing short term profits and showing their appreciation of Indian craftsmanship in quantifiable terms. Their current silence speaks volumes...
I agree. Dior have chosen India because of the rock bottom production prices, like every other company does. This spin of offering the ‘tAlenTeD ArtIsAnS’ ‘recognition’ changes nothing.
Exactly ! These brands needs to be transparent & pay to these artisans the price what they truly deserve !
@@AntelJM yup
@@sarcasticsree yup
Those chsirs and desk do not look ergonomic 🤬
I think this is first time that an international brand like Dior is recognizing the artists behind their pieces and presenting them to the public. 👍🏼
More brands should do this .
And pay them fairly.
And pay them fairly.
I am totally impressed with the skill and craftsmanship of the people of India. The work they displayed in the video is unbelievably beautiful. I would love to learn how to do half of what they were doing!
❤0zzr
it is true art
A skill passed down from generations.. all the craftsmen come from the Muslim community. They are blessed with creativity. I was very lucky to work with them in the industry for a long time ..
This is a premium level of craftsmanship. Every piece is art. This is so intense. The collection is so powerful yet feminine. Very enchanting like wow there are so many things going on but also very well put together. I am just out of words. Thank you India for sharing your colorful culture.
This dior collection will stay with me forever! The vibrancy of Indian culture and craftsmanship is unrivaled
This poor people's are the slaves of satanic Dior...they should sale alone theyr beautiful work.
India is really the home of art and beauty. Magnificent.
i just hope Dior is paying these amazing artisans a good living wage!!!
Hmmmmm....i dont think so, everything is about cost you know
This is incredible. I have always been proud to wear our traditional clothes of India
the most beautiful showcase of Indian craftmanship, fantasy & culture! Visually stunning and I learned a lot about the artisan history of India.
As an Indian I feel like india can stand alone without the partnership of Dior. I mean look at the skill and craftsmanship. They should make a brand in itself with out relying on expensive partnerships that only drain resources
Good question
If you are on it, I'm with you.
@@ΗλιαςΓεραλντοNo need to be a dick about it.
it will take some time for us to capture the market. Right now, western brands with little to no knowledge of craftsmanship compared to Asians are using Indian craftsmen and Bangladeshi labour to sell their products. Just look at Chinese, Japanese and Indian craftsmanship... Western clothes are BLAND. WE KNOW IT! It's boring fashion but they have the resources and they have monopolised a lot of it. It will take some time to break the hegemony but we are going towards that very fast.
The problem is Indian’s haven’t been able to market our products internationally or even nationally because of the closely knit culture and different social stigmas and conditions that prevail
Such exquisite state of the art crafts, with the Indian color palette, embroidery with sapphires, mirrors etc. Indian fashion, and their material, many are hand crafted with techniques existing for centuries. India should get a worldwide spotlight and recognition for their fine art, crafts, fashion and much more of their wonderfully rich and diverse culture.
most people in fashion know - all major French ateliers have worked with the artisans for over a century.
D I O R 🐘 A D O R E
The magic that is created in India is mind blowing ♥️!!!!!! I have a few pieces of hand made fabric pieces that are made in India that I purchased directly from artisans which I cherish. Bravo et merci à l'Inde et leurs artisans 🙏♥️!!!!!!
thank you for giving indian craftsmanship and textiles a voice to express themselves on a global platform, it deserves all the recognition it gets and celebrates the traditional heritage of india in a new light! Hoping for Indian fashion to continue being celebrated around the world !!
Why you need 'Dior' to give Indian culture recognition. If you read history, India has always been known as a hub of craftmanship since Indus Valley Civilization. This Dior is nothing but overrated shit
India is a country of beautiful people with a big heart . They very tenderly appreciate and are proud of their traditions. Hardworking and kind people
Indian art and its artifacts are on of the amazing beauty to look upon .The best thing about our Indian design is its vibrancy and details .
This has been documented beautifully! Thanks Dior 🧡🇮🇳🇫🇷
I must say this the whole concept and motive of this collaboration excellent. The way they displayed indian craftmanship and the history is so beautiful even the music choice is so creative.
Lol, so after centuries of colonialism, all that it takes enter to India again is to acknowledge Indians as human. What an easy exchange.
European luxury brands are trash and about to be dead in the waters. They're now bilking India, China, and others 3rd world countries for a lease on life. Why anyone is helping these European brands is beyond reason itself. And yet, as shown in this video, 3rd world citizens are too busy being flattered by the mere attention from an "advanced" western bloc. Please treat yourself with more dignity than displayed here in the video.
@@aaabbb-py5xdshe's french, neither Brit's nor muslim nor Portuguese.
@@Pihu523 And exactly how is that a rebuttal to anything?
Being a south Indian I own many of those traditional handmade sarees and I for sure after watching this video have enormous amount of respect 🙏
Being a bengali I do too, people are always so amazed when I wear traditional clothing, it's so easy to get used to what you've always had, seeing how it is made really puts things into perspective
I was mesmerised watching this show on Indian craftsmanship and their rich culture working with fabrics in so many ways - I have been a fan forever.
Agreed
This is so beautiful. India has so much to share to world ❤
INSANE - absolutely gorgeous. I can only pray one day to own one of Maria Grazia's garments. Every collection is artwork. I don't know any other house (minus maybe Hermes) utilizing artisans like this
I always liked Indian craft work😮I am waiting for exhibition in Met
Welcome to India, Dior. We are honoured to your receive your love and admiration for us ❤
It genuinely means a lot when people see what are other people are capable of. Dior is carrying a lot of futures for a lot of Indians now, and it’s so refreshing to see it. A little change will always come back in a big change. Thankyou. 😊🍀💗
What talent these artisans possess! I admire them all so. From the dyeing to weaving to embellishing, it’s just stunning.
Фантастический показ. Атмосфера индийской сказки❤
This is so beautiful. The percussion lady made me smile, she looks like she really loves her job. I also hope the Indian craftmen were compensated properly😊
This is so beautiful. I had to pause from time to time so I could admire the craftsmanship of their work. Thank you for making this video.
Art is truly made in heaven and there's a Paradise in the heart of every Artist. A big thank you to all Artists and Dior❤
Me gusta muuuucho! Espero que las ganancias de éstas colecciones también vayan a apoyar directamente a las comunidades de esos países que tanto lo necesitan. (México, India)❤
I hope so
The craftsmanship is exquisite. Love the colour palette and use of traditional Indian handicrafts too.
Dior craftsmanship + Indian craftsmanship… this collection is sure to be a winner.
Hand crafted lace embroidery is like the most exclusive and highly classed craft to be worn or be dressed in, it's a feeling of royal for that moment.
I love the warmth, the humbleness , staying down to earth of Maria Grazia, the craftmanship is overwhelming❤❤❤❤
Thank you Dior for showing the craftsmanship that exists within India in its textiles and fashion industry. The depth of meaning for the colors and materials utilized imbues the fabrics with meaning and life. From the embroidery to the threads to the beading to the dying and stamping of patterns to the use of reflective materials. Everything has so much meaning. It's a joy to just have a peak into how their fabrics are created and woven. Such a phenomenal video. I have enjoyed these background video for the collections lately which delves into the craftsmanship that exists in many societies. Thank you . . . It's very good to see schools developed to carry on these crafts.
The talent in India is astounding, just beautiful ❤
they dont pay worker shit better ceate thier own brand dior shit
So proud to see the students learning this craft in India.
INDIA 🇮🇳 IS SO MAGICAL I LOVE IT SO MUCH THANK YOU DIOR FOREVER
You from?
what can one say about Indian craftsmanship its exquisite, always been..centuries old perfected craft all over India each region with its own flavors... even the fabrics more can be done much more in fact in creating eco friendly Bio gradable materials to so much other things.
Wao cuanta Bellezas, es increíble las habilidades que tienen las personas en la india, seria muy interesante aprender de ellas, gracias DIOR por compartir tanta Belleza ❤
Thanks Dior to represent Indian crafts work so beautifully so touched to my heart feeling so proud I just followed Dior after it came to India fashion 😃🙏
Наверное Весь Фонд ЮНЕСКО за год по своей эффективности не может затмить достижения Марии Грассии за несколько последних коллекций для Диор!!! Её популизация Культурных Традиций и Народных Промыслов Всего Мира вносит Неоценимый Вклад в его Сохранение!!! Если есть устойчивый интерес, значит навык будет передаваться по наследству из поколения в поколение ЗНАЧИТ КУЛЬТУРНЫЙ КОД БУДЕТ ЖИТЬ ДАВАЯ ВДОХНОВЕНИЕ ПОТОМКАМ!!!
БРАВО МАРИЯ ГРАСИЯ!!! ВЫ ВЕЛИКОЛЕПНЫ!!!🤗💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💐
This collection is so pretty, exquisite and functional at the same time. Dior did such an amazing job by showcasing how traditional craftsmanship can still be very relevant in today's world and they did it in such good taste.
I just wish I could afford 1 piece of their couture.
Сколько ручного труда....Индия страна великих ткачей ❤
Absolutely stunning! Loved this behind the scene look. These artists are amazing, truly exceptional. I’ve been in love with Indian fabrics for over 30 years and bought many beautiful pieces and this was a great opportunity to see behind how so many different kind of garments & textiles were made! ❤️❤️❤️
Thank you India for sharing your amazing craftsmanship and I hope Dior will exhibit in Malaysia next time. ❤
This is so beautifu. India has so much to share to world❤
Pure perfection with attention to detail 😍 color choices is exquisite ❤
It's incredible what weavers are used to doing, and doing that is unknown to many Indian people. The fine art and craft that takes years to master and make truly mesmerized.
Simplemente maravillosa la colección, y la puesta en escena excepcional, gracias por mostrar al mundo.
i am impressed by the facilities of the school.. india all india is a inspiration to world
Работа индийских мастеров восхищает!
This particular collection will forever be in my head, The craftsmanship and effort that was considered while creating is excellent. I'm inspired ❤️
I love my india 🙏🎁I’m here starting a eco conscious brand, as I want to create beauty and also protect Mother Nature and her existence, and where else to be but india ❤
I love Indian textiles. My favorite item is an embroidered shawl. I wear it with a leather Moto jacket. And people are always amazed by the workmanship.
Absolutely Stunning Indian Craftsmanship
India & its underrated traditional work !🙌🏼😍
wow! the sarees are made from my home town. amazing with dior. ancient crafts are the best for sure. all in tamil.
this is literally mind blowing. So emotional. Perfection
Dior, com estilo e moda, fazendo belezas em vidas!
How beautiful. God blessed those talented hands and minds. Thanks for showcasing.🙏🏽🌹
This was amazing the beautiful work so small just such talent I understand the cost of this product just the hours of these wonderful workers Indian fabrics were so well done good job dior ❤
So beautiful. Such good and amazing craft. Very well done indian craftsmen and CD
It was so refreshing experience. I have always loved the Indian fashion and appreciated the artists behind it. But I hope Dior would treat the workers equally to their French colleagues and not just use them for labor purposes by keeping them hidden. I wish they are also being paid fairly.
I love India, the amazing skills and intricate workmanship of the people, that have continued to use these antiquated machines to produce rare and beautiful clothing is stunning, like being transported back in time.
Fascinating ♥
There is no match to Indian embroidery work. I have travelled across world but I am always fascinated by Indian textile and craft work. I hope we are able to preserve this art and don’t loose it in this fast fashion race and everything machine made. God bless India and beautiful people of this amazing country.
This is amazing! Beautiful! 👏❤👏
No one can beat mother India when it come to art and culture
Ethnical people always have the most unique forms of art
That was so beautiful. I love how there is a movement to preserve different cultures and embrace them.
What a stunning collection, well done Dior!
So so beautiful and beautiful Video. Thanks ❤
Incredibly beautiful and inspiring 🌺
Huge respect to the artisans... such a detailed work, I'm very proud of my country artisians. Don't really know much about fashion industry but I hope Indian themed fashion is globally recognised by all brands luxury or affordable
I wish have the oportunity to learn a such beautiful art.
Never too late to learn.
The beauty, talent and history of India are just magnificent. Good on Dior for highlighting their source and inspiration this was an inspriing docu.
I LOVE my Indian culture
Handcrafting is really of hardwork but end is manifestant ! Love how your giving them opportunities to shine more !
I hope Dior pay good wages to the artisans making clothes for them bearing in mind the cost of haut couture to buy
Absolutely gorgeous pieces
Toi rat thich thuong hieu nay❤
Simply. Stunning!! ❤ It's things like this that remind me how much there is to appreciate about my country!
I wish jisoo will come to India 🖤💗
😂😂😂😂😝😝😆😆
in your dreams
Maybe 😔
I was so surprised when I heard tamil being spoken! Love the recognition given to these craftsmen/women!
Made in India, but tag will say made in Italy. Give credit where credit is due. Very misleading
Exquisite artistry, great work at Dior. Loved seeing more Indian models 👏👏👏👏
Why will I buy it from DIOR for 100$ when I can directly buy from Artists and make a good tip to them at combined 10-20$
this was definitely goosebumps-worthy. when i was younger i used to love dressing up in aai's dupattas (psst i still do) n i used to love creating bright combinations of different patterns and colours. something about those raw and lively infusions made me soo happy. just the richness of different skills and people fascinates me so much. the fashion industry truly brings everyone together. just imagining to be a part of such an extravagant journey fills me up with excitement knowing that there will be a thousand new things and experiences to learn from. i dreamt of becoming a fashion designer all my life but i ended up choosing a different career path. but i still love to think of myself exploring and learning all about fashion whilst i try to find myself.
Dior will sell a jacket for $3000 and these workers get a dollar a day. 🙄
My GOD this is beautiful and joyful. Great collaboration!
Fashion, curry, and scamming calls centers, dior is the best😅
🎉
You know every country has that.. but nobody’s got a personal grudge like you. Try to see the world beside its flaws for once darling, love from an Indian citizen❤
Wtf is your comment 💀💀💀🤡
They Mainly come from neighbouring countries like Pakistan,Bangladesh and Nepal too.
This was not a topic to discuss here but some people are filled with toxicity . I can also bring numerous negative facts against your country but it's better to keep oneself developing .
People like you always spread hatred everywhere. Stop the negativity. If you don't like Indian then don't watch.
The work they displayed in the video is unbelievably beautiful...
Simply stunning craftsmanship. 😊
thank you dior showcasing Indian craftmanship to world level
amazing representation of indian culture through fabric. Proud as a south indian to be watching this.
this is truly breathtaking...all the heritages!!
País rico em cultura e inspiração. Belo para aguçar o espirito critico e criativo. Well done By Christian.
Dior is very smart....so..so beautiful and very compleks....it is indeed luxury....you can see and feel it..❤