Live
- Cong accuses AIMIM & BJP of colluding to maintain their dominance
- Amit Shah to campaign in Hyderabad on behalf of Lok Sabha candidate Madhavi Latha
- Chandrababu to address in public meeting at Chirala today
- Delhi cops’ notice to Revanth is attention diversion tactic by BJP: Jagga Reddy
- Vijayawada: Dance performances enthral audience
- VSP will continue as PSU only if alliance is voted to power
- Hyderabad: Former bank manager convicted in bank fraud
- Police bust illegal sale of fake oxytocin injections
- DCA seizes medicines for MRP violation
- DRDL holds meet on development of indigenous missile systems
Creativity through clothes
Hyderabad-based fashion designer Anju Jain is displaying her interest and creativity in the form of designing apparel
The fashion industry is really a huge field. It is not easy to begin a career in this field. First, you need to be strong enough and your decision should be firm.
Then you have to have creativity, which is the key to survival and success. You must think differently. You must have an eye to observe things in detail and from different aspects.
Forty-four-year-old Anju Jain from Hyderabad is making waves in the fashion world though she hails from a real estate and an industrial background. She speaks to The Hans India about her journey:
Informing that she has always been an artistic person, Anju says, "I love drawing, painting and playing around with colours. Implementing my imagination through sketches has been one of my favourite pastimes.
Recently, I started enjoying executing my imaginative ideas through clothes. That's how my journey towards fashion started."
She has specialised in creating Indo-western and fusion collection designer apparel. "Fusion wear is for all ages; my designs are very much rooted in Indian traditional wear and culture with a modern outlook."
Sharing the way the person she is, the self-made fashion designer says, "I have always been a fashionable person, clothing for me is a form of self-expression, and style has always been a reflection of my attitude and personality.
I would always embellish simple clothes with stylish accessories in such a way that would make it look extraordinary and very fashionable."
My workshop is situated in Punjagutta from where we supply to many multi-designer stores all across India."
She adds, "I used to work with the underprivileged children. Now since I've started my new venture only a few years back, I'm taking time to settle down, and then will work for the welfare and the betterment of the society."
Sharing her future plans, she says, "We plan to expand soon starting with opening a flagship store in Hyderabad for starters and then expanding to other cities.
I also plan to participate in various fashion and trade shows within India and abroad as well."
