Fashion Design Student|Specialising in Menswear,Ethnic-wear, and Formalwear|Hands -on Project and Freelance Work

Pune, Maharashtra, India

Pune, Maharashtra, India





Bachelor's degree, Fashion
school of fashion technology

Senior secondary, Business/Commerce, General
Vishwakarma Institute of Technology
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Fashion Stylist at Sandeep dharma runway, Dec 2024 - Dec 2024 · 1 mo, Pune, Maharashtra, India, Managed backstage operations during a fashion event/shoot. Provided on-set styling assistance, ensuring models/talent were appropriately dressed and presented. Organized garments and accessories for efficient changes. Collaborated with designers/photographers/production team Ensured looks aligned with the creative brief or event theme.
Assistant Fashion Designer at Rich fashion menswear designer, Apr 2024 - Jun 2024 · 3 mos, Pune, Maharashtra, India, I worked as a fashion assistant at Rich Fashion Menswear, a boutique label specializing in customized ethnic, formal, and Indo-Western menswear. This opportunity gave me the chance to experience the real workings of a fashion studio and learn how to turn design ideas into fully realized garments tailored specifically for individual clients. It wasn’t just about assisting with clothes—it was about understanding every step in the process of fashion design, from the first conversation with the client to the final fitting of the outfit. This hands-on exposure gave me a strong foundation in menswear design, client communication, and digital design tools like Adobe Illustrator and Photoshop. One of my key responsibilities was assisting the design team in developing custom garments. I observed closely how each client’s request was carefully considered in terms of occasion, body type, personal preferences, and the brand’s signature aesthetic. The team never used a one-size-fits-all approach. Instead, every design was developed from scratch or adapted based on the client’s needs. As a fashion assistant, I was part of this process from the beginning—I sat in on initial consultations, where clients would discuss their vision, sometimes bringing vague references or inspiration photos. I learned how to listen actively and pick up on key details, from preferred colors and fabrics to cultural preferences, event themes, and budget constraints.
Bachelor's degree, Fashion, school of fashion technology
Senior secondary, Business/Commerce, General, Vishwakarma Institute of Technology