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But I think the move will have a positive effect in the long run. And my family has been my support. I had to work until midnight for several days to help the weavers understand my ideas. The 41-year-old designer cashed in on demonetisation and her clothes were a fusion of old Rs 500 and Rs 1,000 note prints with new Rs 2,000 notes. I’ve used fabrics such as organic cotton and fused it with Tussar silk.Althea’s collection with Rs 500 print. I’m writing a letter to the PM so that I can present him with a piece from my Resistance band factory collection. But I’m happy with the response.Althea began her career in the fashion industry four years ago and worked as a beautician and hair dresser before that.Talking about her collection, she says, “My collection is vintage-themed and sustainable.”Althea was brought up in Mumbai and moved to Hyderabad after marrying Dilip Raj Krishna.”

“I always wanted a career in the fashion industry but things are working out for me only now.Althea Krishna was all set to present her collection on the ramp at LFW, but chose to exhibit her clothes at the venue instead. Althea started trending overnight when she announced that she would present some of her collection to Prime Minster Narendra Modi.Althea started trending overnight when she announced that she would present some of her collection to PM Narendra Modi.

She pursued designing at the Hamstech Institute of Fashion & Interior Design. A model wearing a gown with Rs 2,000 print While many designers rocked the stage at the recently concluded Lakme Fashion Week, one designer stole the limelight with her collection that hit a novel ‘note’. My journey hasn’t been easy but it has been wonderful,” she says, adding, “I will continue working with weavers and provide them with business opportunities. I want to see him wear it,” she says.While many are still facing the brunt of demonetisation, her collection was inspired by it. It was challenging because I couldn’t use digital prints for the notes; they had to all be hand-made. “I work with weavers and it was difficult to pay them. And her last-minute decision paid off. Neeta Lulla inspires me