@@catherinedutilleul4208 thank u for sharing your thoughts.

@SNEHAKUMARI-oo2ch thats exactly what i am saying in the introduction, can't decide who is the best, the 3 designers mentioned in the video is based on many things , not just worth: design philosophy, popularity among indian designers as well as aspiring fashion students, collaboration, design individuality , though i admit , i cant say they are the only top indian fashion designer.

@SNEHAKUMARI-oo2ch the reason why i didn't include anita dongre is because i have taken 3 designers from 3 diffferential perspective, comparing sabyasachi and anita is dismal , but anita caters to a more broader audience with a focus on wearability and a range of price points. While comparing her clientele to SM,he targets a high end clientele, and more limited availability compared to dongre (design specifications).thank you for the comment.

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@@SajetKumar-mn9lr The fact that you only consider his bolkywood career, many people don't consider his fashion career, the design philosophy and design implementation of mm is outstanding.

​@@thefashionillustratorexactly Manish Malhotra is a legend he has designed for over 1000 movies from 90s till now and just look at his versatility he is amazing I don't think any other indian designer is close to his versatile colour combination and design philosophy perfect blend of Indian with western culture

​@@thefashionillustratorexactly Manish Malhotra is a legend he has designed for over 1000 bollywood movies from 90s till now and just look at his versatility he is amazing I don't think any other indian designer is close to his versatile colour combination and design philosophy perfect blend of Indian with western culture

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I liked the statues at the end though, bc you can see what they were wearing. That's so cool. The women look like they're wearing a saree! Interesting how cultures today still maintain similar styles! 😯

In ancient Mesopotamia, women were not considered equal to men .Mesopotamian women were enslave......like u mentioned ,I didn't mentioned ALL. Even so, Mesopotamia was considered to be the initial civilization of human evolution and the fact that women were not considered as equals to men explains why I cited this ......coz inequality is one of the worst type of enslavement .

​@@thefashionillustrator period 💅 thank you! Just thinking of how it is for women even now, imagine how much worse it was 4,000 years ago! As a woman myself, it just makes sense.

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