Represent the dialog for retrieving similar scenarios Speaker3: Hi Speaker4, we really liked you fashion show
Speaker4: thanks! I'm glad you liked it
Speaker1: it was brilliant!
Speaker2: Am I right that you used some ethnic elements?
Speaker2: or at least things inspired by them?
Speaker4: yes, I use traditional blankets of the Basotho people
Speaker3: because you're from Lesotho, am I right?
Speaker4: yes, I am, from Maseru, but I spent a lot of time in the countrysides as a child
Speaker4: but the motives from the traditional Basotho blankets are very popular now
Speaker4: appropriated even by Louis Vuitton, unfortunately
Speaker2: Why unfortunately?
Speaker2: is it not promoting Basotho culture in the world?
Speaker4: ok, but what do the Basotho people have from that?
Speaker4: I think we need cooperation instead of appropriation
Speaker4: appropriation becomes stealing in this case
Speaker4: the things are neither designed not produced in Lesotho
Speaker3: I get your point
Speaker4: I want to let Basotho people to tell their stories through their garments and clothing
Speaker2: this is an amazing project
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker1, Speaker2 and Speaker3 where at Speaker4's fashion show. Speaker4 used ethnic elements from Basotho tribe. He's from Maseru, Lesotho and he wants to promote Basotho culture. Louis Vuitton used Basotho blankets in his collection.
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker1 and Speaker2 are going to watch a stand-up on youtube.