While there is literature available on sustainability in India there isn't much research thathas been done to explore the implications of Indian sustainability practises on decolonisingfashion and how the two are closely interlinked. The research on both these intersecting concepts is limited and fragmented. The research project aims to fill this gap in study bybreaking down exploring how the Indian fashion identity and sartorial heritage providesculturally embedded solutions for creating sustainable fashion through a focus on culturalsustainability in the context of decolonising fashion in India.
I did my Bachelors in Fashion Journalism at Christ University Bangalore followed by a Masters in Fashion Journalism at London College of Fashion, University of Arts London. I wrote a short thesis for both these degrees. I have interned as a media advocate at a non-profit organisation for children called CRY. I also interned as a content writer at The Social Rush. I worked as freelance writer during my magazines and have been content coordinator at Source the Area for over a year now.