Uzbek fashion shines in Washington, D.C. embassy event | VOA News

Uzbekistan's emerging fashion designers unveiled their latest collections at an event hosted by the Uzbek Embassy in Washington, D.C., April 4, 2024. Crafted from Uzbek silk and ikat, these unique garments have been making the rounds in Western countries.

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[yes]

I like the yellow cocoon-like stuff. Can't wait to buy it locally 😂

[pmc]

Amazing. Actual fashion involving actual clothes not models in thong underwear with some transparent mosquito netting over it.
Nice there are still designers of clothes and not just people turning models bodies into some kind of weird art piece.
Clothes that enhance the models.

[guff]

If they were Uzbekis, they'd be sporting beards

[fintan]

They look nice, but a fashion show at an embassy? Why?

[bigboston]

In soviet russia horse blanket fashion you.

[ilovenoodles]

Cultural appropriation???
A bunch of *non* Uzbekistani's modeling the fashion ware.
*_OR_*
Is it only cultural appropriation when the left one something to complain about, like when White girls wear braids or when an American teenager wears a Chinese costume dress to the prom??