Mansha Pasha thinks sustainable fashion is just a fancy word for 'desi fashion'

Actor is not convinced by the latest 'trend'

Popular actor Mansha Pasha has penned her two cents on sustainable fashion on Twitter and it seems she is not convinced with the idea.

Pasha fails to understand the recent 'trend' or obsession with sustainability in life and style, since she believes desis have been practising it for ages now.

"Sustainable fashion/living: Don’t know why this has become a trend because it’s been given a fancy name," wrote the Laal Kabootar star.

"It’s basically what parents in the subcontinent have always taught their children: cheezon ko zaya mat karo aur kapre ko alag alag occasions par use karo! (Don't waste anything and learn to reuse outfits on different occasions)," Pasha added.

The actor who recently celebrated her 33^rd birthday felt sustainable fashion wasn't anything desis needed to be taught, since they practiced it on a daily basis by reusing or sharing clothes.

Sustainable fashion/living:
Dont know why this has become a trend because its been given a fancy name. Its basically what parents in the subcontinent have always taught their children: cheezoin ko zaya mat karo aur kapre ko alag alag occasions par use karo!

— Mansha Pasha (@manshapasha) October 24, 2020

"Growing up my sisters and I wore each other’s clothes multiple times," she continued. Pasha then revealed how the same was practiced on her, Sanam Saeed and Fawad Khan's hit television serial Zindagi Gulzar Hai.

"The same was done on the Zindagi Gulzar Hai set to give the true vibe of a desi household. In some scenes I wore Sanam's clothes and in others she wore mine or Sana's. In short, desi fashion is sustainable fashion," she concluded.

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