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Why Junaid Safder Wearing HSY, Nomi Ansari or Faraz Manan Is “Fine” — But Sabyasachi or Tarun Tahiliani Triggers Outrage

Why luxury wedding fashion—from Nomi Ansari to Sabyasachi—isn’t a moral crime, and what really matters in the Junaid Safdar wedding debate.

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Bottom Line

People miss Mrs. Junaid wearing a Teeka whereas the Gem she is wearing is the most expensive out of odds. Fashion is not evidence. Spending is not guilt. Labels are not ledgers. If the money is legal and the taxes are paid, wearing Nomi Ansari or Sabyasachi is a personal choice. The public interest lies elsewhere — in accountability that survives after the last wedding light goes off.

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