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(16-4-2008) Indian fashion designer Abdul Halder (26) said in an interview that he once was asked to design some costumes for Michael Jackson.
He said that in 2002 he was asked to design the Indian maharaja look for a music video. However, it couldn't be used because of September 11, 2001.
"Michael wanted to use the look of our maharajas for his music video. But since it matched the way Afghans dress and would have created a controversy he changed the concept."
Recounting the experience of working with Michael Jackson, Halder said:
"His pianist introduced me to Michael. He is a gentlemen...very soft-spoken and extremely easy to work with.
He likes bright colours like yellow, fuchsias, reds and blues. To look different from everyone he wanted me to create unconventional designs and induce curves in men's wear. He loves to be the centre of attraction.
To my amazement, he would wear an outfit only once and never repeat it. Contrary to common perception he is a teetotaller and a vegetarian. He has visited India and told me that he likes the country a lot. We had sent him bindis, bangles and brocades as a token of appreciation and he was extremely happy."
Source: News Post India
He said that in 2002 he was asked to design the Indian maharaja look for a music video. However, it couldn't be used because of September 11, 2001.
"Michael wanted to use the look of our maharajas for his music video. But since it matched the way Afghans dress and would have created a controversy he changed the concept."
Recounting the experience of working with Michael Jackson, Halder said:
"His pianist introduced me to Michael. He is a gentlemen...very soft-spoken and extremely easy to work with.
He likes bright colours like yellow, fuchsias, reds and blues. To look different from everyone he wanted me to create unconventional designs and induce curves in men's wear. He loves to be the centre of attraction.
To my amazement, he would wear an outfit only once and never repeat it. Contrary to common perception he is a teetotaller and a vegetarian. He has visited India and told me that he likes the country a lot. We had sent him bindis, bangles and brocades as a token of appreciation and he was extremely happy."
Source: News Post India