“I believe a style icon like Priyanka has some responsibility since people look up to her. With her belittling the trouble refugees are going through, the outfit comes across as downright offensive and insensitive. I don’t think it was intended to be a move, or she wasn’t trying to make a point. So, conceptually, she’s not wrong.. “No life is permanent to one place or one house.” Fashion designer Amy Billimoria too agrees with Archana.

Maybe she is just wearing that T-shirt without wanting to make a statement — statements that we are only assuming.”However, fashion designer Archana Kochhar believes that people are reading a little too much into the design.Priyanka’s ‘traveller’ top is making the noise Beige rabbit fur faux fur fabric for all the wrong reasons. A tweet posted by one Savita Pawnday read, “With 65 million ppl displaced, highest no. She is unassumingly making a classist comment. Priyanka Chopra, I believe is politically educated. The first three words that have been struck through have caused the furore, making users believe it was a politically inappropriate message that Priyanka sported on her t-shirt. I think it is best to leave fashion and politics alone.. I don’t think Priyanka or the magazine made her wear the t-shirt to offend anybody. Kickstarting season two of her much-loved show, Quantico, the Hollywood bound actor seems to be seeing an upswing in her career. There are always two sides to a story.

”Priyanka, however, is yet to speak up on the issue.” The designer adds that it clearly didn’t mean to offend. “Since it’s a travel magazine, I want to believe that the word ‘traveller’ was innocently put there from a voyage point of view.Priyanka Chopra is undoubtedly having a grand year.etc.”Another fashion blogger, on the condition of anonymity says that the t-shirt was plain offensive. Photographer Nrupen Madvani weighs in, “I think the cover photo is meant to create a controversy. “I’m still waiting for her to come up with a statement to clear the air,” says the blogger with a sigh. since WWII, to pretend as if it’s a choice [sic]. Fashion designers weigh in. [sic]” Outside of Twitter too, the actress is being called out for her elitism. Over the weekend, however, Priyanka’s cover photo shoot for a luxury travel magazine has ruffled more than a few feathers with social media users.

The actress is sporting a white t-shirt on the image, with four words arranged one below the other, in the following order: refugee, immigrant, outsider, traveller. “I don’t think it was meant to offend but it may have come across that way. Why does someone who is an A-lister and making India proud need to garner such publicity It is demeaning to have flaunt this kind of elitism at a time when there is an ongoing refugee crisis. The refugee crisis is a global concern. This seems like a project meant to get her some attention, which is a shame because she was on the right track all this while. Furthermore, Priyanaka wouldn’t intentionally be insensitive to the plight of any group.”Pria Kataria Puri chimes in. “I don’t think we need to connect fashion to every political scenario.” Another caustic remark by a user named Hanna read, “r u kidding me PC ! What with this shirt! Insensitive to all ppl suffer around from refugees. “I think we’re all travellers in life,” she says