Preetham Jukalker (Indian Fashion Designer) Biography

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Famous For	Being the stylist of the South Indian actress Samantha Akkineni and for sustainable fashion design focusing on Indian textiles

Degree in Fashion and Textiles
University of Mumbai

Vegetarian
Consumes alcohol

Marital Status	Unmarried

Highlights	Started working as a designer at the Fashion Institute of Design & Merchandising in 2007 Launched clothing ranges like 'All About Ishq,' 'Ikat Pocket Sarees,' and 'Handmade Love' under his fashion label 'Preetham Jukalker Label' Worked on the project 'TWEAVE' in collaboration with the Telangana Government to revive the state culture through his clothing range Styled popular Indian actors like Raashi Khanna, Samantha Akkineni, and Rashmika Mandanna Shifted focus to sustainable fashion and handloom textiles after watching 'The True Cost' documentary Working on collections featuring Narayanpet and Mangalgiri weaves

Highlights

Started working as a designer at the Fashion Institute of Design & Merchandising in 2007
Launched clothing ranges like 'All About Ishq,' 'Ikat Pocket Sarees,' and 'Handmade Love' under his fashion label 'Preetham Jukalker Label'
Worked on the project 'TWEAVE' in collaboration with the Telangana Government to revive the state culture through his clothing range
Styled popular Indian actors like Raashi Khanna, Samantha Akkineni, and Rashmika Mandanna
Shifted focus to sustainable fashion and handloom textiles after watching 'The True Cost' documentary
Working on collections featuring Narayanpet and Mangalgiri weaves

Weave: Ikat

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1. Enjoys alcohol: Yes
2. Found passion for fashion design from 'The True Cost' documentary
3. Inspired by watching his mother sew, pursued a Fashion and Textiles degree
4. Partnered with Telangana Government for the 'TWEAVE' project
5. Has teamed up with Indian actresses like Raashi Khanna, Samantha Akkineni, and Rashmika Mandanna
6. Self-confessed handloom lover
7. Sees fashion as a means of bridging cultures