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Amazing world of bridal wear
Deepthi Ganesh started her career as a fashion styling student in London and her passion and love for designing, and her relentless efforts brought her immense success She has styled many Tollywood celebrities likeTamanna, Suma Kanakala, Roja, SreeMukhi She explains how the shift from working in a regular job to designing happened
Deepthi Ganesh started her career as a fashion styling student in London and her passion and love for designing, and her relentless efforts brought her immense success. She has styled many Tollywood celebrities likeTamanna, Suma Kanakala, Roja, SreeMukhi.. She explains how the shift from working in a regular job to designing happened. "I was the topper at OsmaniaUniversity in 2007. I worked with an MNC for sometime, but somehow I wanted to find an outlet for my creativity. I joined fashion designing and styling course in London. I have been into fulltime fashion designing and styling since three and half years.”
Recently the 32-year-old designer launched her design studio, 'Deepthi Ganesh' in Banjara Hills, Hyderabad. With meticulous designing reflecting her penchant for creativity, the plush store houses a wide range of designer ensembles specially crafted by her. The collection contains sarees, blouses, anarkali, party dress,western dresses, tunics, lehangas, half-saree, kids wear and bridal outfits.
Deepthi believes in creating new trends through fusion, a modern touch without omitting the essence of tradition; a traditional yet elegant drape for the modern brides. “Making every bride's dream wedding collection is our goal. I have a lot of pastel shades for the love of pastels as well as sober embroidery works." "These days, brides are mostly going for lehengas, over sarees. Brides are going for gowns at the time of mehendi," she adds.
