Alia Bhatt’s Sari for the 2024 Met Gala
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- Опубліковано 7 тра 2024
- Let’s discuss Alia Bhatt’s Sari designed by Sabyasachi for the 2024 Met Gala and its 23 foot long train! #aliabhatt #sabyasachi #indiansari #weddingsari #metgala #metgala2024 #metgalafashion
This dress is hands down number one of the whole neck gala absolutely stunning
Neck ? 😂😅
met gala😂
Saba yashi!! Girl made him a Japanese designer in seconds! 😂
She's not familiar with the name,correct her but please don't mock her.
@@stuti1119he didn't mock her tho
@@stuti1119 hi ! if one is making video that will be catering to world wide audience one must at least try to pronounce the name right !
@@prakharsrivastava3040 I was on ur side bro-
@@daffodilsandandelions 🥺❤️
And for me she was the most beautiful in the gala !
Alia Bhatt Kapoor looks angelical and musa and vintage!!
I completely loved the way you described the sari and finally someone acknowledged that Indian civilization is 5000 years old, much before Britain existed.
Sabyasachi and his squad 🎉
I had a sweet Canadian roommate whom I dressed up in a saree. She looked so stunning, even she couldn't believe her eyes. I think atleast one saree should be in one's wardrobe.
I think Saree’s are soooo beautiful
Alia did justice to the designer's efforts..... ❤❤❤❤
I love that she spoke of their craftsmanship
Thank You for your recognition but the racism was at it's peak that night. The way these left side photographers beginning of the stairs snubbed Sabyasachi Mukherjee, they literally were laughing at him, discussing how they don't even know him. And quickly shouted by saying THANK YOU, it means you may go now so that they can capture Lea Michele who was just next to Sabyasachi. It shows how they treats every brown skin people. It was visible. If you see their live arrivals you will definitely get this. It's not only with Sabyasachi but they did the same with other brown people too. And you know what Just lack of awareness brought us to these. Forget about White Celebrities(which are rational) but Indian goes gaga over white people even roaming like a homeless in indian street. But the fact is white american only cares about either white or black(after decades of protest). And it needless to mention how much racial attack we indian are facing on our everyday life almost everypart of the so called developed countries including such a widely popular Canada! Let us take this matter seriously and we must act like Black community, today they are being heard because of their courageous nature and strong bonding with each other. Again thank you for your recognition and discussion. God Bless You 🙏🏻 ❤
Bro it was true for mostly every foreign celeb.. it made me sad how stray kids a popular K-pop group was treated.. ngl I would have thrown hands. Calling them emotionless robots and asking them to jump..
Sabyasachi is a designer makes sense they wouldn’t know..
But more than racism it’s the ignorance that hurts. When celebs are invited and 200 to that, you should know they aren’t random people, how you treat them shows American society and what they think about you.
@@Dara_107 ikr! They even were laughing and passing nonsense comments on kpop guys too. And some people are now coming out with a defensive theory, safe guarding those photographers saying it's not possible to know each and everyone! I mean EXCUSE ME! that's their job to know each and everyone. They were called, appointed and getting paid to know each and every guest's name and how to treat them, Those Photographers were not any random tiktokers who were just time passing holding a camera, they were literally professional photographers!These kinda cheap behavior need to stop and Anna Wintour should come out and adress this issue so that in future no other foreign celebrities and their fans have to go through this kinda humiliation! What rubbish! What's the point calling them and snubbing them and saying 'Thaaaaank Youuuuu', 'we are done.. we are done'!
@@jesuismilliardaire43Someone should ask these ignorant photographers if anyone has heard of them! I doubt the general public would care to know 😂
I read an article about the history of Met gala and its art museum and how much the proceedings go to charity, and i am so appreciative towards everyone appreciating Alia's look, it truly is a surreal moment for all of her fans including myself❤
It’s independently funded so while I understand the gala feels like hunger games, it does bring in ALOT of money for the museums work
I'm from India 🇮🇳, you truly beautifully described saree 🥻🙏❤️
Saree & bindi are pride of india 🇮🇳 with more than 5000 yrs old history.
Thank you foraling video on it
Love from Bharat 🇮🇳❤️🤗
The train of the saree is called "Pallu" or "Munthani".
The bodice part is simply called blouse. 😊
The bodice is actually called choli
@@jobanakumta9650 Regionally where I am from it is called blouse. Thanks for giving another name.
@@whitetiger3031 Thanks to the Gora(British) we have adopted English words for everything including our own Indian clothes... Our Saadi becomes saree, choli becomes blouse and people have forgotten what a saree peticoat is called in their native language..in Marathi it's parkar, paavada in tamil, saayaa in hindi, ghagra in gujrati... Sad isn't it, many just call it peticoat. Our next gen may not even know their mother tongue vocablury!
Thank you for this review ❤❤.. she is one of my favourite actress.. she just ate 💅🏻✨
This was my favorite on the red carpet. I think she absolutely glorified the artisans and was on theme! She’s so beautiful and elegant
Yes u r right …this was the best !
It's sabhya-sachi
Omg thank you .
Very well noted ….I have said it many reviews regarding this dress but they disappointed me…but u captured it really well. Another thing which I think I should add is that even though the saree looks modern interpretation but oddly it isn’t, this styling with fringe and the toule fabric is taken from Parsi community of India. It was a great hit during 1950s but is coming back with a lot of Bollywood celebrities like Katrina Kaif wore it during her marriage ceremony.
You’re so right about this saree and Alia. ❤️. Alia has been non stoppable, Winning at everything in life it seems. She got the handsome, most talented, most desirable, loving man that others hate and envy her for, a most beautiful blue eyed lil baby girl, she's been the top, most talented actress and a cash cow at the box office, she’s intelligent smart witty and confident and she enjoys great wealth and family relations but above all, she manages to be humble, simple and grounded. She and her sis in law are my favorite actresses.
This looks amazing .thank u for bringing this to notice
Thank You for this beautiful review and for your efforts in pronunciation -from India.
I love that you mentioned The Hindu scripture Rig Veda and the deep cultural/religious meaning behind the garment! How lovely
It’s so special and beautiful
@@JessCroninDesigns appreciation you
You're so talented and knowledgeable! ❤
It's SAB-YA-SA-CHI....not SA-BA-YA-CHI.
So typical Bengali, always bothered about pronunciation 😂
Loved you made this video and researched so much about Saree. Kudos to you! I absolutely loved this piece by Sabya! He is the greatest Indian designer! Just a side note, his name is pronounced as “Sabya - Sachi “ 😊
It’s crazy dumb bc I did google how others said it and then I sped the recording up and it it warped his and alias name and shortened saree to sari sounding like sorry 😂😅
Her dress is best met gala dress this year and she is looking beautiful
50 weeks almost 11.5 months* correction please
I said twelve months but the audio is sped up so it sounds like 2 oh well
Ummm SABYA-SACHI... not that hard... But thank you so much for the review... She was stunning in that saari... 😍
Nope it’s definitely one of the harder names unlike Rihanna messing up Radhika😂
It’s funny bc I did research how to say it but then sped the recoding up and it warped that and Alia to sound like Aliyah and saree to sorry but I already had the thing recorded
Loved your review. Outstanding look and the most incredible outfit. She was beautiful ❤❤❤
2:07 correcting : which is about 50 days
By the way thank you for providing the information about Alia's look in so detail ❤
Thank you 🙏
One of my favourite looks of the night if not the favourite. So glad someone gave it some shine.
Wow❤❤Aliya
Well did you watch the Miss World event held in India 3 months back. There was a Indian traditional costume round for everybody and I can't pick the best looking one, because everyone looked so beautiful.
Bro you need to go out look at the sun 😢
Beautifully said.
Yes it is amazing.
Sabya-sachi. That's the right pronounciation :)
Glad to see Alia and Sabyasachi getting their recognition :)
Also, Mona Patel in Iris Van Herpen also killed it.
But ofc, a saree always WINS
Finally the praise & attention this look deserves!
Wonderful intelligent commentary and learned so much about the deeper significance of the Met Gala. Jai Bhaarat! Love my culture ❤❤
Sabyasachi Mukherjee is an absolutely amazing designer. ❤
This was one of the most Beautiful dress of the Met Gala ! If only the host had any Idea of craftsmanship and hand embroidery done in India to be able to appreciate what was one of the Best ! It fitted well with the theme of the History of Art Museum and the Met Gala. Congratulations to Sabhyasachi for designing and getting this made !
Loved the share and Alia looked heart achingly beautiful 😍
The best ❤
I liked every thing about this saree and her look. One think I personally would improve is the colours. Brighter colours would have represented nature and indian culture in much better way.
Exquisite. In India, even the ordinary sari worn by women as business wear look like something a woman of another country would wear to a party. I've seen them on UA-cam videos.
Actually India has the concept of ''16 Shringaar'' for a woman.
16 shringaar means 16 embellishments for a woman. And this concept is very very ancient and very fascinating.❤️
Thank you.
Thanks for the review, Rig Veda pronounced right 😊 but it's in Sanskrit, not hindi 🙏🏼
Yesss, both are gorgggg! Alia n her dress ❤
Why alias's outfit slayed at the met Gala
Saree colour (pastel) ✅
Saree theme(floral)✅
Hair styling (curling)✅
Make-up (light)✅
Last but not the least alias's natural beauty 😍
Sabayashi? I thought it was Sabya-sachi all this time.
It’s pronounced Sabya-Sachi
I sped the video up so the pronunciations warped
@@JessCroninDesignsit’s not warped you’re pronouncing it entirely wrong.
@@JessCroninDesignsno worries it is definitely a harder name to pronounce out of Indian names. Sabhya- Sachi.. but when in doubt you can just say sabya
Great research ❤
Our Alia looked beautiful ❤️🤍
Shez beautiful❤
very beautiful design
Everytime she pronounced Sabyasachi 😑
His name is Sabyasachi Mukherjee
Sabbya sachi( not shi but chi as chin) 🤦♀️
Sabya-Saachi is the correct pronunciation
Pronounced SAB-YA-SACHI 👌🏽
omg you butchered the pronunciation so bad
Beautiful ❤
Didnt know any designer named saba yashi in India.. is that someone new?
Wow❤❤❤❤❤❤❤🤩🤩🤩👸👸🧚♀️🧚♀️🧚♀️🧚♀️
The way they disrespected sabya when he came to the gala... MY BLOOD BOILS just thinking about it. You explained alia's design beautifully. ❤
It is not sabayashi is Sabyasachi😊
Thank you for repping India! 🇮🇳
You mean - SabyaSAchi
There’s clearly an SA in the name you can’t miss that. Sabya-SA-Chi very easy to pronounce.
Your pronunciation of Rig-Veda was absolutely correct but not for Aaaaa-lia Bhatt or SabyaSaaaaachi
Not sabyachi ....its sabysachi
Butchering the designer’s name
Sabayashi 🤭
50 weeks is not two months
Sabya asi😂😂😂😂
I am glad at least she did some gogole serch before making this video......of course you butcher some names but you get it ...i hope so
Not ali bhatt.. its alia bhatt like aaliiaa bhatt
Sabya - saachi *
Its sabyasachi😭
50 weeks = 2 months 😂😂😂
WHAT the hell ..
@jessicacronin u murdered all the famous Indian names kindly practice the name b4 uploading
Sabyaashi 💀
totally disappointing and so many pr of Alia bhatt in comment section 😂😂
Please learn proper pronunciations.
Sorry no its saree
Everything else she said completely wrong you didn’t listen.. but you care about pronunciation.. smh. It’s not her native language man
I sped the video up after recording so the pronunciation is off.
@@sakshamranga www.nationalgeographic.com/history/article/the-story-of-the-sari-in-india#:~:text=The%20first%20mention%20of%20saris,first%20through%20sixth%20centuries%2C%20too.
@@sakshamranganothing I said was wrong
I hope you do a little research about the outfits that you don't know much about. That isn't a train that is the "pallu" of the Saree. And when you can pronounce the names of European designers correctly, you should have learnt how to say Sabyasachi , it's pronounced as Sabya- Sachi not Sabyachi.
Alibot 😂😂 Aliya bhatt
Dude learn how to say the names before you make a video and try to get views
50 weeks=2 months....... Americans and their education system.....lol, No wonder their entire country is built on foreign talent......
1. The dress, it took 1905 hours will be around 80 weeks.. which is more than a year, more than 1.5 years.
Vedas are actually only about a thousand years old, not 3000 BC (evidence based), but yes, a version of the modern saree has been around for a long time, again, not 3000 BC, cotton was not being mass produced before 2500 BC.
Please do more research. You’re running a channel.
www.vogue.com/article/alia-bhatts-sabyasachi-sari-featured-a-23-foot-long-train-and-rare-gems-for-the-met-gala-2024
www.nationalgeographic.com/history/article/the-story-of-the-sari-in-india#:~:text=The%20first%20mention%20of%20saris,first%20through%20sixth%20centuries%2C%20too.
As Quoted by MANY articles -“Handcrafted in India by a team of 163 people including craftsmen, dyers, and embroiderers, the delicate couture sari took approximately 1,965 hours, across months, to create.”
ALSO - on Cotton Production - 3000 BCE / Indian subcontinent /
The latest archaeological discovery in Mehrgarh puts the dating of early cotton cultivation and the use of cotton to 5000 BCE. The Indus Valley civilization started cultivating cotton by 3000 BCE. Cotton was mentioned in Hindu hymns in 1500 BCE. Please do your research before attempting to drag someone through the mud
You're wrong. Please just stop