La India Maria's films almost always bring a smile to my face. My family, mostly Mexican-Americans, used to watch her films as we lived in the U.S. In her films, she usually portrays a humble, noble, sympathetic woman who tries to co-exist with pretentious people, big-wigs, con-artists, foreigners, etc. I still enjoyed the film despite the esoteric humor and the fact that I can't speak Spanish fluently. You may have to select a menu option or click a button.'Pobre, pero Honrada!'(1973) is a dated, yet fun and entertaining film starring comedienne Maria Elena Velasco, alias 'La India Maria'. Follow the instructions for disabling the ad blocker on the site you’re viewing.You may have more than one ad-blocker installed. You’ll usually find this icon in the upper right-hand corner of your screen. Click the icon of the ad-blocker extension installed on your browser.
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Silky pyjamas and blouses were elevated by gold and silver sequins, with bold evening gowns marking the runway show’s finale.Ī true tribute to the bonds between Dior and Chanakya and India and fashion, Dior’s presentation also marked a shift towards a more responsible future for luxury - one that acknowledges the undeniable contributions of such countries to the wider industry and not only accepts - but also celebrates - the simple fact that luxury wouldn’t be what it is today without India. Seemingly split by color palette, the collection began with muted tones of black, beige, white and gold, before evolving into an explosion of fuschia, green, yellow, pink and purple - each vivid hue paying tribute to Bohan.ĭrawing inspiration from traditional Indian silhouettes, the Fall offering featured sari-inspired skirts, embroidered bolero jackets and draped tunics - interspersed with contemporary Dior detailing. Echoing Chiuri’s longstanding relationship with Karishma Swali, director of Chanakya School of Craft in Mumbai, the collection paid tribute to India’s artisans and took cues from Marc Bohan’s first Dior models - crafted following his trip to India in 1962.
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