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[{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1563630426330","data":" Pranathi Kasarla, 19, is a student of SMEC who has been juggling with academics and her passion for clothing art, i.e, fashion designing since as early as her ninth grade. <\/p>As an adolescent of 13, she was inquisitive and explored her passion for art by creating new clothing designs on paper struggling to get it right, being an amateur at that. <\/p>Her obsession for designing started with a ditzy argument among a couple of students at school about how clothes MUST cost a fortune to look beautiful. She recollects how she was strongly against this statement and went on to get her own unique style of clothing at affordable prices, since she only had to show and explain her work to a tailor.<\/p>\u201cMy first real time design was a traditional half-saree that I had designed for myself in my 10th grade\u201d says Pranathi who has never stopped designing since then. She had been a young seller on an online clothing store, showcasing her designs and earning through her passion while being just 16 by then. She has went on to offer her clothing designs to her friends and tells us that she designed for almost half of her class in her latter years of education. <\/p>Pranathi's favourite designers include Neeta Lulla and Manish Malhotra; she aspires to shine among them some day whilst aiming to provide luxury clothing at affordable prices. She believes in sticking to reasonable pricing when it comes to clothing. In her free time, she prefers going through IFA's work and jots down tips she could take from IFA and various other sources depending on their display pieces. <\/p>Not having the required monetary backup to let her designs reach the consumers through models, she turned into a model and marketed for her own clothing art. She\u2019d faced a fair amount of opposition within her household to be able to pursue fashion designing as her major career path and thus split her interests into civil engineering as well. <\/p>\u201cI have been happy with Civil Engineering as well, I am doing good in both ways though the pressure\u2019s a bit high while juggling both\u201d explains Pranathi about how Civil Engineering has also been a part of her. Pranathi helps her friends play dress-up when required and vows to never let her passion for designing leave her.<\/p>There are a couple of her designed clothes donned by her in the pictures linked with the article.<\/p>Pranathi has done projects in her field of study as well and had visited IIT Bombay for a group project that she had been involved in. She is one determined and dedicated woman in whatever it is that she takes up!<\/p>You go girl.We wish Pranathi all the success that she deserves for her future endeavors! <\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1563630426331","data":"5d3023498bb03"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1563630426332","data":"5d330e795f934"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1563630426333","data":"5d30234fc1e4a"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1563630426334","data":"5d331b719a6b3"}]

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