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He remains a phaggot if that's true.its just added now after the row. he did claim that its his own original design !
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He remains a phaggot if that's true.its just added now after the row. he did claim that its his own original design !
I think he has given credit right?
Men's high-shine black leather sandals with neon pink trims inspired by the Peshawari Chappal.
He can't match our peshawari chappal design....
This post originally appeared here.
Note from the Editor:
Dear Readers,
After this blog post and the reaction received, Paul Smith updated their website and recognised that the shoes in question were in fact inspired by Peshawari Chappals.
Paul Smith shoes and cultural appropriation – The Express Tribune Blog
not only pashtuns but everyone in Pakistan wear it !
The original idea came when someone threw their chapal and hit his headUK based chhor designer Paul Smith a designer claims Peshawari sandal to be his design !
We have been wearing pakhori chapal for centuries and this douche bag paul smith designer claims that its his creation. L !
BITCH PLEASE !!
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paul smith original... bakwas liar !
The original idea came when someone threw their chapal and hit his head
Sadly there is no patent or any IP on the chapal by the Pakistanis
Not possible there are Pakistanis in UK who wear that too....I am very sure he got thrown the chappal hence it came to his notice!loool basically he is the first one to discover it for the outside world. thats how it works.. similar to the naming of victoria falls etc etc
Peshawari Chappal requires no introduction in Pakistan. It is widely worn summer footwear by men in Pakistan (as well as in many parts of India) with the traditional dress of Shalwar Kameez. It is more like a sandal than a slipper.Any difference between Kheri and Peshawari chappal?