Paris Olympics 2024: Why Is India's Ceremonial Uniform Getting So Much Hate?

Paris Olympics 2024: Indian athletes' ceremonial outfits for Paris Olympics 2024, designed by Tarun Tahiliani and Aditya Birla Fashion, blend traditional elegance with athletic comfort. Despite this, social media critics argue the designs fall short in representing the athletes' dignity and missed showcasing genuine Indian craftsmanship.

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[shefk]

we could have shown off traditional embroidery and crafts, but nah. let's overpay this designer to make shit we wear in our school's independence day.

[Ajay-phei]

Instead of hiring a top designer, they should provide an opportunity to budding talents in fashion design institutes. It would serve both purposes of being cost effective as well as exposing the new talent.

[krishnarathod]

Locals could have made a far much better design

[Iamyourfriendlyneighbour]

Horrible outfit. It feels like a last minute dress. No hard work done.

[sneha]

Women and men are going to look like air india ke airhostess ya hotel staff😂

[steffr]

I wonder how much money they must have spent to design this.

[Omegaverseicon]

You see Mongolia's uniform and then you see India's uniform lol 😂

[SwathiY]

Moral of the story do not give it to some famous designer. Instead give it to local craftsman they are real gems.
Even the fabric looks cheap quality. 0 efforts have been put

[winklemnarzary]

We used to wear the same design of kurtas during school times on Independence day programs.😂

[doctorgg]

They put a green and orange border to a white kurta and saree and thought no one would notice 🤦🏻‍♂️

[hem]

Saree does not look good at all and the men's clothing looks cheap. Local tailors would have done a better job with the designs.

[abhayjeetsingh]

Cultural representation doesn't mean झंडा पहना दो

[jadenkarim]

In 1.4 billion people this is the best designer they could find? Are you comedy me?

[Sinfonia.de.suenos]

Same dude designed the costumes for Ambani's wedding! Why can't he do smth spectacular for his country like how he did for money? A majestic dhoti drape with an elegant kurta for men and a matching saree drape for women with embroidery would have been perfect

[heisenbergyo]

Bet he got inspired from air india staff

[aankit]

I totally agree with all the frustration from the people of our country.. We could have designed something much better which shows our art and design with diversity.. Just look at the dress of Mangolia's delegation.. they look best in my opinion..

[QuantumCanvas]

I mean at least stop corruption in designing something that you want to show on world stage! This is definitely NOT Indian craftsmanship. 15yo can design better than this

[neha.bhandari]

As Miranda Priestley once said
"Florals....for spring? Groundbreaking"

[user.undefined]

As usual as some Wiseman said, india never miss the opportunity to miss an opportunity 😊

[Pinkmomo_]

This is so embarrassing.
So much culture, so much tradition, a country famous for textiles, came up with this?