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Neeta Lulla believes in the power of the work you put in

Neeta Lulla’s sartorial journey began in a small room at her in-laws’ home in Mumbai. “They said I shouldn’t be simply sitting at home,” says Lulla, 55, who was a teenage mother when she began studying dressmaking and apparel construction at) and Arjun Bhasin () to become a member.

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