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Mac Duggal

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Before he became known as, Mac Duggal, one of the most successful and well known fashion designers in the world, he was called, “Manmohan Singh Duggal”.He was born in New Delhi (Deli), India, in 1960 to a very spiritual family, where his grandfather, father and brother, were all the heads of an international spiritual organization that teaches a form of meditation and ethical living to millions of people, all around the world. The basics principles of their teachings are meditation, truthfulness, and vegetarianism.Mac Duggal has said that that all three of those men were significant mentors in his life and he believes they each played a significant role in the person that he is today.He practices a religion called Sikhism. Sikhism believes in one higher power and one higher consciousness and that everyone is equal. He says that these concepts were essentially the same as the American values he saw when he moved to the United States, and it was one of the reasons he was so attracted to the U.S.In Sikhism all men wear a turban, and the women keep their hair long and don’t ever cut it.For the Sikhs, the turban means responsibility and promotes equality. It also preserves their Sikh identity. When a boy becomes an adult, somebody respectable from the community ties the turban on their head for the first time. Mac Duggal says that he was really lucky and honored because his own father tied the turban on him for the first time.Education, music, and spirituality were constant values in the family’s home, and seemed to permeate everyday life.But, Mac Duggal says that even more important to him, was the love that came so effortlessly from his parents, not only towards his family members, but also to all the diverse people who came seeking spiritual guidance from all over the world.All throughout his childhood, Mac Duggal was introduced to incredible people from all cultures, and his horizons expanded greatly as a result. This openness to others and their differences created the foundations of his belief system and molded his orientation towards the world and life in general. To learn more about Mac Duggal and the rise of his empire listen to this week’s episode. Special thank you to Julia Stone for doing the research on Mac Duggal.This week’s feature spotlight is a new feature that was released on Pageant Planet. As of October 31, you now have the ability to buy and sell dresses! Click on Pageant Dresses in our menu to start shopping or login to your contestant, retailer or designer account to upload your dresses to sell. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Before he became known as, <a href="https://www.pageantplanet.com/directory/mac-duggal" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Mac Duggal</a>, one of the most successful and well known fashion designers in the world, he was called, “Manmohan Singh Duggal”.He was born in New Delhi (Deli), India, in 1960 to a very spiritual family, where his grandfather, father and brother, were all the heads of an international spiritual organization that teaches a form of meditation and ethical living to millions of people, all around the world. The basics principles of their teachings are meditation, truthfulness, and vegetarianism.Mac Duggal has said that that all three of those men were significant mentors in his life and he believes they each played a significant role in the person that he is today.He practices a religion called Sikhism. Sikhism believes in one higher power and one higher consciousness and that everyone is equal. He says that these concepts were essentially the same as the American values he saw when he moved to the United States, and it was one of the reasons he was so attracted to the U.S.In Sikhism all men wear a turban, and the women keep their hair long and don’t ever cut it.For the Sikhs, the turban means responsibility and promotes equality. It also preserves their Sikh identity. When a boy becomes an adult, somebody respectable from the community ties the turban on their head for the first time. Mac Duggal says that he was really lucky and honored because his own father tied the turban on him for the first time.Education, music, and spirituality were constant values in the family’s home, and seemed to permeate everyday life.But, Mac Duggal says that even more important to him, was the love that came so effortlessly from his parents, not only towards his family members, but also to all the diverse people who came seeking spiritual guidance from all over the world.All throughout his childhood, Mac Duggal was introduced to incredible people from all cultures, and his horizons expanded greatly as a result. This openness to others and their differences created the foundations of his belief system and molded his orientation towards the world and life in general. To learn more about Mac Duggal and the rise of his empire listen to this week’s episode. Special thank you to Julia Stone for doing the research on Mac Duggal.This week’s feature spotlight is a new feature that was released on Pageant Planet. As of October 31, you now have the ability to buy and sell dresses! Click on <a href="https://www.pageantplanet.com/dresses" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Pageant Dresses</a> in our menu to start shopping or <a href="https://www.pageantplanet.com/login" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">login to your contestant, retailer or designer account</a> to upload your dresses to sell. Hosted on Acast. See <a href="https://acast.com/privacy" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">acast.com/privacy</a> for more information.

Mac Duggal: Designs, Family, Religion

Stephanie McGrane, host of PageantLIVE and Ask the Crown, sits down with the one and only Mac Duggal for a one on one interview. Mac Dugal tsalks about discovery of fashion design and how the words of his father, and the philosophy of his life affect each and every gown and dress he designs. He also talks about his award-winning wardrobe worn by Miss United States, Elizabeth Safrit, while she competed for the title of Miss World in London in 2014. This is an episode you do not want to miss...Mac Dugall even drops a few hints about his 2015 designs, and talks about how each woman should go about finding the perfect gown that is right for them.

Mac Duggal - Renowned fashion designer, joins Stephanie on Ask the Crown