Dark Reality Of Bollywood Luxury Fashion

[@vedantrusty]

what is the most expensive fashion item you (or someone you know) own? also, please like karo video ko, really helps the channel out!

[@Zenixgod483]

Around 2500 to 3000😅

[@startupgaming5933]

i have jordan 5 retro white and black which are like 20k . tho i really like them cz of the comfort and its a great convo starter

[@fuadashraf870]

I was never into those show off things before. But now I am thinking about creating my own dresses and accessories which i am comfortable to be with. I will look weird or not, doesn't matter to me. But I want to be satisfied with my belongings

[@DixaBarooah]

my protein diet ;_; lmao.

[@DixaBarooah]

na. i come from a very logical middle class family. my parents taught us about the dark realities of the world pretty early on. so i dont fall for scammy behaviors from ANY brands. Luxury or not. ;'3 so weight loss pills and million dollar bags are not on my shopping list.

[@satyavrattiwari7810]

For me owing handloom items like embroidered shirts, khadi trousers, bamboo chairs, wooden toothbrush, solar panels on my rooftop, having a beautiful terrace garden, drinking in copper or glass water bottles and having a big study room of my own with lots of books real luxury! And I am glad I live a luxurious life 😊

[@Mulmulmist]

Yes

[@kritikaghai5882]

I actually went to Banaras to get my wedding lehenga designed and woven there. every single details was meant for me . that's luxury for me

[@कृति-प2फ]

Can you tell the name of market and shop?

[@Azulaozai._]

Somebody said, “Gucci is what poor people think rich people wear”. Mainstream “luxury” fashion brands are never worn by actually wealthy people. That’s where the “silent luxury” phenomenon happens. It’s understated, exclusive & custom-made.

[@shibaranidebbarma5367]

Not poor but mostly lower middle class n middle class own like Gucci guess muimui dior LV etc

[@kravi2102]

Luxury brands are coming to India because the market in China is drying up. The Chinese have wised up and stopped spending money on these so-called luxury brands. So India is the next target. Recently, Chanel beauty products are available for online purchase, which is a great example of their plans for expansion in the country. I'm sure we are going to see more boutiques open up in the metros in the years to come. There is a lot of money to be made from the class-conscious, affluent upper middle class in India, and you best believe it will be exploited. Everyone wants our money, we need to be wise and spend it on things that matter.

[@Kaalivati]

Is chanel makeup available 8n india online? Where?

[@prajyotkumar9644]

@@Kaalivati jeez...stone head

[@kravi2102]

@@Kaalivati The Chanel India site

[@nobody31038]

I never understood the hype round these luxury brands; you can literally find way better and beautiful things from local markets.

[@swapnildiwanji1935]

Absolutely 💯

[@vrushalikaninde]

TRUE 💯

[@Kareena1988]

Nobody needs this Guccipucci crap. Character is important, not brands. Karan Johar thinks cheating on your partner is cool. No thanks. Character is important, not what you wear

[@Logicalsane]

Cheating isn't that bad.... it's just se*

[@Kareena1988]

@@Logicalsane shut up Karan

[@TheAb1892]

I live in Ambala...and i can tell you that all the luxury bags specially travelling suitcase you buy from the brands...made here.. Ambala has Asia's biggest Cloth market (in size). you can get every suitcase same in quality in 1/10 prize here. and also all the other cloth material.

[@sudeshnamitra6675]

Waahh good info

[@Marriedwoman73]

Wow where can I go to buy in Ambala ?

[@MaymakSama]

​@@Marriedwoman73its literally called kapda market XD

[@TheAb1892]

@@Marriedwoman73 kapda market.. near ambala city bus stand

[@Medico2964]

Simplicity is the ultimate sophistication

[@Random13Guy]

Well said

[@swapnildiwanji1935]

Yeah absolutely 💯💯💥

[@thunderpokemon2456]

Even most of the rich ppl follow it

[@plakb3399]

Luxury is not for middle class and poor people. And India is a country of middle class people. So common people will not understand. We dont belong to the high class society. So it's simple that people who don't have money will not understand luxury.

[@Karjbtz1]

Influencers those go get little rich , or make money by showing these brand in their videos , are the one who influence many people and viewers of them are quite naive , celebrity promote various thing from a of bag to a normal Colgate it is just depends on us what to buy people who buy iPhone in EMI are buying many of FOMo same for cold play

[@thunderpokemon2456]

😂 yeah waste your damn money on normal goods rather doing something productive

[@priyaypatil2536]

Bro india is not a middle class country. 90% of indians earn less than 25000 ₹. This is hardly enough for survival

[@thunderpokemon2456]

@@priyaypatil2536 😢 sad reality though,china's eco is far better i guess.

[@unknownspirit3967]

I'm going to teach my kids about animals, physics, and how to ride a dirt bike, so when they're out exploring the world, they can rely on their knowledge-not Gucci, Louis Vuitton, or Rolex. Techwear is allowed tho

[@005chouhan4]

True ..ye life khud ko explore krne ke liye hona chahiye na ki branded chize collect krne ke liye ya unke liye gadha mazduri krne ki b jarurat nhi.... H.

[@JennyjMichael-b8z]

True yaar, that's what people should teach to live. Not about luxary bags and shoes. We need doctors, engineers, science, and economics to live. Not fashion brands to eat, live, survive happily. Humans need innovation. Not bullshit. Dumb people do dumb things. Fashion is okay, but not important

[@bhabhutiji1169]

Advice - Don't have kids... You'll thank me later

[@AbhishekSingh-op2tr]

@@bhabhutiji1169 my cousin told me to not get married ever, and if and only if I would have listen to him

[@rythm8704]

I fw you man respect

[@Aditya0601]

Indirectly bro exposed many gharelu vloggers

[@rajnishmishra453]

Adidas , Puma , Nike these brands are worth buying and other are like art work , they are pricey because rich people said so ....

[@kkm969]

Luxury goods are a great study on materialism, consumerism and capitalism. It catered mostly to those who are not rich but wants to look rich.

[@deepakdongre7712]

That last line....so well said.

[@TINA11199]

A 100 rupee earring from fare is my luxary😂 This world is simulation ('MAAYA') we better focus on our personal growth and inner healing rather than indulging soo much into things we'll ultimately leave behind in the end!

[@sudiptanaskar7651]

R u a spiritual girl..?!

[@Vampress09]

I do not understand brand hype at all especially for an average person. For middle class it's borderline scam. What they put out is so tacky.

[@somalibiswas689]

I personally don't. I feel like I have things which either I can afford or I need. It's not worth of saving for a year then just buy a bag or something like that. A bag will never change anything in my life even if I don't have it, people in my office tried multiple times to get an iphone but do I really need it? No so why do I need to save 4-5 months for a phone, I can have all features I need in android that are affordable so nah I am not into spending more than my budget

[@sharmilaghatak471]

I have a simple theory to identify fake and real luxury goods, i have seen many girls specially in delhi who are traveling in auto or bus, carrying LV or prada, sabyasachi, Christian Dior. Dont get me wrong but anyone can you can guess from there appearance that they cant afford the original one and the logos are too loud. I am happy with tommy Hilfiger, Calvin Klein, karl lagerfield like minimalistic fashion brands, if i earn crores in a year i will differently purchase some good cars and bunglows 😅

[@patel210]

Should’ve mentioned how Kanye west went against everything a “celebrity brand” is supposed to be and made affordable clothes that not only sold millions but forced other company’s to shift towards a “Yeezy” look.

[@vedantrusty]

Good point

[@aditi4211]

Hi Vedant The luxury product which i own is a Paithani Silk Saree worth 15000 rupees. This saree was handmade in a small village in Maharashtra by "Differently abled People". I love it. Totally worth it

[@Yash-bk3pp]

Hyper materialism

[@vedantrusty]

sure

[@damanropmay7693]

True

[@shreelekhapujala7643]

only suggestion from my side, that always prioritize quality over brand or cost. if you are buying a thing which you may use for years, buy a good quality one. it may be bit expensive than similar looking road side things and less expensive than the brands. trust me its worth it. i always prefer titan for watches, which i bought before 5 years, it is in perfect condition, even its color also same and i am still using it. i may buy tops for cheap price but always prefer good quality bottoms. so spend your money wisely and happily than for the validation from society

[@ceeyemkay]

While creating this video to relentlessly rant about the evils of fashion labels and highlight how people mispronounce brand names to seek attention on social media, I wish he hadn’t turned his contrived argument into a farce by mispronouncing 'haute couture' himself. It's pronounced 'oh-t koo-tyoor.' In French, the letter 'h' is silent, and if the last letter is a , it’s silent as well. The irony of that moment was priceless!

[@deepakkumar-hi6wy]

Bhai apna kaam karle. Bakchodi mat kar

[@Legitsays]

What a masterpiece explanation of how people have been exploited for decades without realising the power of marketing! This video is an eye opener for those who are still pleading and flaunting their luxury brands to others!

[@light.feminine]

West is still ruling on India, not geopolitically but mentally and emotionally.

[@neti_neti_]

"आवश्यकताएँ, इच्छाएँ और विलासिता; जहाँ विलासिता व्यक्ति की आवश्यकताओं (रोटी, कपड़ा और मकान) और इच्छाओं (स्वदेशी रोटी, कपड़ा और मकान) दोनों को नष्ट कर देती है"। जब व्यक्ति विलासिता में लिप्त हो जाता है, तो उसकी मूल आवश्यकताएँ जैसे भोजन, कपड़ा, आश्रय आदि की वास्तविक महत्ता धुँधली हो जाती है, और उसे लगने लगता है कि केवल विलासिता की वस्तुएँ ही वास्तविक आवश्यकताएँ हैं।

[@texastejus8671]

4:58 I'm shocked I really didn't know that 🎉keep it up bro for video.

[@vedantrusty]

thanks bro

[@r1shav0]

Best example is the fits worn in the series 'Succession'. That's quiet luxury and old money!

[@tinag7506]

12:21- hey Haute couture is not pronounced "hotey kutoor", the correct pronunciation is "Ot kuh·choo·uh"

[@Raghibk]

huuu caireee

[@AahliyaCarmignani]

The French can’t pronounce “ghagra choli” so hotey kutoor is ok by a non French speaker…..chill 😂

[@divyanshameta9516]

Sahi pronounce karne pr konsi dgree milegi😅😅 hindi ginti puchege to aayegi nhi, lekin brand ka naam shi honna chahiye 😅😅

[@Hakenkreuzer.]

​@@Raghibk😂

[@anujkakani3742]

Come on, man French is not even his first language.....

[@Catwoman2379]

Truth is the best PR and that's your asset. Thanks a lot for your work!!

[@ShahidAli-by4iz]

The Maui Jim sunglasses were the most expensive brand item I purchased 27 years ago. $300. I still wear them. Worth it.

[@arang_ba]

Diljit and new age fashion icon? LMAO I must be dreaming or living in the wrong side of the internet algorithm

[@DebalinaMukherjee-d2z]

Hahaha true😂

[@piyushvashisth7832]

Thank you for this amazing informative video ❤

[@vedantrusty]

Glad it was helpful!

[@light.feminine]

I am 20, I will not blow out my money on these brands just for the fake rich/ wannabe rich status. Money is precious rather invest in something good. Edit- iphone too only and only if I can and want to buy without emi.

[@monishgowda5975]

Brother, a small correction, it’s Brigade Road not Bridge Road. Kudos on the content of the video, keep it up!!

[@nafisjoy2756]

24:22 Correction here - Rana plaza was in Bangladesh not in india

[@fids54]

This is a well researched, well presented video. Mainstream newspapers and visual media do not even touch on topics like this.

[@ayushchawla1592]

issiliye mai sab secon hand leta hun aur khana first class khata hun lol.

[@vedantrusty]

ye bhi theek hai

[@Thatonlyone678]

Badiya policy 👏

[@stealthoverflow]

Puchha kisi ne terse jhingur ?

[@SoapMcTavish02]

​​@@stealthoverflowteri Kyu jal rahi hai khajoor

[@stealthoverflow]

@@SoapMcTavish02 tuu chupp bhature

[@priyanshutripathi3378]

Bro it is 69th time I am asking you To Make a full fledged video on The Great Amitabh Bachchan's life, career, controversies, Affairs Rise and Fall etc with Proper Detailing

[@vedantrusty]

bhai time lagta hai, zaroor banaege

[@priyanshutripathi3378]

@@vedantrusty thank you very much sir for your response Now I can chill and patiently wait for it

[@biki7192]

69th 🌚

[@a_myth_sin]

kyu.tujhe school ke assignment mai jama karna hai kya

[@eccentricballad9039]

ask one more time, please make it 70, my OCD is running wild

[@saveriraj6380]

One of the most informative and exhaustive videos on luxury fashion. Pronunciations were off but kudos to the research effort.

[@priyankawyss9705]

Good work, very detailed and eye opening. Keep it up👍🏽

[@tushargoel3870]

Hope my near people also understand the marketing that is happening in this era and things they thinking is luxury or happiness after buying expensive products(1week happiness) that is only a product of marketing done my brands

[@vinayaks386]

Most expensive lifestyle luxury product I ever bought was Tom Ford ombré leather parfume….never bought any clothes related to luxury brand….not even willing to 😅😂

[@kunalthakur-m9d]

You make great informative videos keep up the good work bhai 😊

[@vedantrusty]

thanks

[@deerghakulshreshtha6065]

Very informative and nicely created vdo.. Must watch...

[@moonie93]

It very tough to recognize you're buying something for yourself or because it's famous/ you want to show your status. I see this while buying traditional clothes as a woman. High brands charge way too much for similar clothes that we find in a normal clothes store. Interestingly they both give the same amount of money to the craftsman but high brands just keep a large margin of profit

[@abdullahSSG]

Most of the luxury brands are just a waste of money.

[@shashankacharya9499]

Hey man i discovered you few weeks back, 1st i thought you are like pj explain But no you are highly addictive Your story telling way Voice variation , pauses All of it Its addictive .... i cannot resist myself from clicking your video

[@vedantrusty]

glad you liked it!

[@tanushreealmelkar0110]

Vedant I also told you one topic social media influencer and their so called skin care routine please make a video on itt ❤

[@vedantrusty]

it's a little difficut to make a detailed video on just this alone, but can make a detailed analysis on another thing and include this, thanks for the idea.

[@Aditya0601]

@@vedantrustybhai aap ekvideo jee Neet scam like strategy videos pe bhi bana skte ho and ussi mein inka idea bhi fuse krr skte like the types of influencers and their influential scam

[@devleenanaik4835]

interesting, the fact that you mention only the luxury fashion of the rich and elite. You cannot mention the history of fashion without talking about the various subcultures that brought about such heavy transitions in people's perception as well as gave the upper hand to the common man. There are a lot of brands that came about as the necessity of rebels and middleclass but on this day sits in the class of luxury fashion, such as Vivianne Westwood

[@touhidhasan2282]

Thanks for covering the rana plaza issue. Love for Bangladesh

[@sumaiyafatima611]

super video!!!! be careful- all these brands may come after you!! my husband bought Boss Elixir perfume - its not sure worth or not- because Ithar [attar] perfumes are better than that. please make a video on Perfume industry

[@ssa6227]

The problem is copies are getting better at quality.

[@prashantkumarsikandar5176]

Maine aisa kabi kuch bhi nhi kharida aur na kabhi kharidunga.. I wear grey, black, beige and olive..bass..

[@VanshikaMamde]

Me too...and dark brown🤎

[@prashantkumarsikandar5176]

@@VanshikaMamde we are made for eachother .. It seems. ❤

[@AadiSingh-r4w]

I bought a 4000 Nike shoe and its good I am using for a long time like 4 years. I know it was too much money for a middle class but most comfortable foes of my. Past life

[@Music_lover159]

The guy 2:12 who even don’t know how to say Louis Vuitton omg ..

[@Ufs8tx7f]

Remove the pocket from female's dress and give them a purse bag to jealous other women and then market their insecurity as hyper luxuries 😅

[@TheAb1892]

Every video : Dark Reality.. fr bro ki brightness full 😢😢😢

[@akkhilkumar]

Ek video social mediaa overexposure & underexposure pe banao celebrities ke, means kya sachme social media zaruri hain for a bollywood actor?

[@hkbahia]

Not big on fashion, but I have brought shares of these fashion companies, because society will always be naive or choose not to be smart and that's where these companies can advantage.

[@theprabhsharan]

That's very true, I'm in retailing and i hate to say it , but when i started i was trying to sell the orginal stuff , pr you can't find original stuff at wholesalers, no matter what store you talk about there's a first copy available in malls and i asked the wholesalers to get me original but it's simply not available. I talked to multiple shop owners about this too, everything hàs a dupe in market , i feel bad for ppl for buying fake show stuff , when things if bought without these big logos ,are far better quality and well crafted . It's not only in clothing but anything that's in range of the target customers,aka middle classers wether upper or middle ,, y'all buying fake things of these brands ,unless or untill you have proof of the location of where the thing is constructed in true sense , not only in ready to wear market but even ,suits , sarees or any fabric , buying authentic fabric is hard even for retailers,who have access to wholesalers. I've seen not only first copies ,pr idk like 10th copy , man things are available at any rate ine wants , One funny incident, i tried to branch out into cosmetics and asked my wholesalers for original mama earth , huda etc , bro it wasn't original,even i couldn't tell the difference, face serum of rupees 250 or something, they gave for like 25 or 30 to me , and said orginal hai , and i was like what , And man I've alot , there's this brand i liked , indian , local and really well crafted, so ofc i wanted to be able to sell it ,talked to them ,and got to know the discount on certain amount of purchase and a few days later ,some random person texted me and showed me same for bare minimum which was ofc a fake bcs cost hi cover nhi hoga manufacturing ka , So all I'm saying is , be careful, it's better to buy from , a) the site of the brand ,do your research, B) find crafts that have quality, don't go for branding, C) if you have to see the authentication, think for a min , ki how the price should be calculated, if it's hand made , count the man hours. And is it the quality, check minor details, quality don't need brand to speek , their reputation will be bcs of craftsmanship but if the branding is way too loud , stay away! quality is not valued.

[@tshaa]

I'm only buying expensive enough items that I won't be scared to use daily so my most expensive items are usually bags $900 max

[@torukitajima579]

Rana Plaza where? bro even the article tag you showed says Rana plaza in Dhaka how are you getting your own videos and article screenshots wrong ?

[@SoniaK21]

I love your videos!! Now after watching this one, I feel stupid to have spent and acquired luxury brand products. Thanks for the deep dive.

[@Elysianbyhet]

The video is so informative and I've really got to know so many interesting things. Thank you for the information but there is one thing that it is haute couture not hote couture. Just a suggestion no need to think more i am following you after this video 👍🏻

[@Ddireland]

I rode that boat, but thankfully got rid of it ,because happiness is not from fashion. Rolling on the the grass with your kids is fun.❤

[@ronniemac941]

Most expensive thing i ever bought was an expensive phone, now i understand why. Thank you for the video.

[@muscleclinicbyaniray]

nicely explained ..

[@ayushisrivastava253]

I want india to be a luxury sustainable product market that people crave to have...we have chikankari,we have different types of crafts from different states...remember when our nanis n dadis used to wear saree of pure gold thread or pure silver thread..that is beauty n luxury both

[@punegirl20]

Thank you for this eye opening video..your research is great..❤

[@adarshadas3037]

I CAN BET THAT YOUR CHANNEL WILL CROSS 500K SUBSCRIBER BEFOR THIS YEAR END

[@Manasgupta2221]

LOVE YOUR STYLE OF NARRATION AND HARDWORK FOR DOING SUCH AN IN DEPTH RESEARCH FOR YOUR VIDEOS BROTHER 😍

[@ajayshrestha100]

Why is not anyone talking about this? This video makes so much sense.

[@vedantrusty]

help by sharing!

[@digiartly]

I was once having that mentality of show off then pregnancy happened my brain got so rewired that until you come and ask me you won’t know if I have 500₹ product or 50k product. And for some reason I went from flowery colours to preferring solid colours.

[@sahilkumarrao98]

I have watched at least 4-5 videos of yours and I'll have to say all them are unnecessarily long, the content sometimes is way too elaborative or goes off-topic. I'd suggest you to make 10-15 minutes videos for higher views and retained watch time and ultimately channel growth, because your content is good.

[@vivekanandneogi7258]

Hard work must be appreciated

[@hope-jh7bv]

Buy from local brands. It will boost the economy and we will get quality product for reasonable price.

[@MKT1302]

Doraemon as global sustainability ambassador got me off guard 🗿

[@sama00ansari]

I always knew, this., Always had this vibeeeeeeee, i appreciate your video

[@RdAkshat]

Brother, I watch and share almost all of your videos. You make very informative contents. I just want to ask you if you can make a video on this Pan India movie culture, which is trending after bahubali's huge success. Even average and bad movies are getting PAN India release nowadays. Why is it happening and how it's not good for cinema. We'd like to know.

[@aaaaaaaa-l8f]

Bro! I really love your videos they are like a proper documentary its well researched and your art of story telling is just fentastic if possible make a video on how to improve story telling skill or in general communication skill !!

[@vedantrusty]

I will try

[@drrunalgaikwad6940]

The reality of the madness of our common people especially young girls and boys

[@eccentricballad9039]

This is real journalism. thank you.

[@ar34567]

We're buying and will buy our products from roadside shops or small shops ONLY.

[@MsBazoomba]

I have never been a brand oriented person indeed I go according to whatever I like off the shelf when I go shopping and for me I set a budget in which I shop but yes there are people who are around me who are very brand conscious and can take names of brands like a pro where as for me that is a struggle... I prefer comfort over fashion so maybe that is another reason brand never affected me... but I won't shy away from saying that the only branded stuff I purchased ever is a Calvin Klein bag and that too only coz I liked it a lot and the global brand ambassador was Jeon Jungkook from BTS as I am a hardcore BTS ARMY. However, would like to thank you for this very informative video on fashion and brands... truly was an eye opener.

[@ydakda7233]

Vety good presentation. Learnt a lot. ❤

[@zetarat]

Getting addicted to ur videos

[@niravparmar7856]

i never thought these products would add any value in my life. it's clearly visible it's a fasade

[@t.brahma2645]

Exactly I am From The North east And this trend of foreign Branded Clothes had started in our Regions back in 2006 only Since Most of the Northeastern States have affinity towards Hollywood Shows like Jershey Shores, Keeping up with Kardashians and Stupid Korean Dramas, which had Inflicted our minds with Branded Items especially Clothes, Now The Bollywood is Doing the same thing With Their Viewers in the Mainland, SO PLEASE SAVE YOURSELF , this brand oriented minds would make you bankrupt like It DID TO US😢😢😢

[@mahnoorbhattii]

I have mostly local brands cause I prefer local .. this hype is just making people stupid and attracted to them like they are only the thing left on earth 😂 but actually we all must prefer simple life and comfortable too..

[@Musiconly5934]

Kal hi maine myntra se 6pocket cargo liya 900rs mein..Soch rha hu cancel kardu..kya karu guys help me

[@guryachohan9322]

Yew deserve more & more subscribers 👍best wishes from Karachi, Pakistan

[@AmolPawa]

18:25 little mistake in pronounce tion ☺️ 10000 के शूज 25000 मै मिलते है

[@Matrixyash]

Materialism is only enjoyed by sannyasi that the maya which doesn't allow to know what a real life is at last these things can't help you that time they regret the most😢😢 I am not jaleous but enjoy the things with a mindset of SPRITUALITY then you know what these things relly mean to you 😢😢

[@theunscripted643]

The best channel till now for all younger ones♠️

[@Hearseytolife]

See I will tell you all something. Even in terms of car, Kolkata has some rich people bt its not known to be a rich city. Just yesterday a guy came for diwali marketing in his yellow ferrari. Audi, mercedes are not even that significant here anymore. A new generation of India(some might have generational wealth)can afford all these and these are no longer unattainable, that is why these brands are shifting their focus here. Also these cars can also be easily made is park circus with vaiours second hand or stolen parts assembly with 1/10th the cost. All this fake sense of luxury and exclusivity are just marketing gimmicks. Live within your means, buy then when you have extra cash after savings, don't suffer from fomo because practically no one is missing out on anything. If these brands serve you as a motivation well and good bt there are actually not worth anything

[@TheBatman402]

Being 20 years old i am obsessed with these brands fragrances and literally save money from my pocket money to buy those fragrances

[@RabiCab]

actually the most expensive piece of clothing Ive ever owned is my 1500 rs hoodie

[@arara.exe_]

Nah bro i am never buying this shit

[@vedantrusty]

but agar khareedna hua, to kya khareedoge

[@arara.exe_]

@@vedantrusty Ps5

[@anuroopchatterjee1746]

​@@arara.exe_ 🗿

[@arara.exe_]

Ps5

[@Thatonlyone678]

Khareedna math Goomoh saare sansar ... bas !!

[@neel8528]

Bro Goes Italy🇮🇹 For Making Video!! Amazing 😳