About Me
“Hi! I’m Pooja Narang, the founder of Jazz and Jassi. I’ve been a fashion designer for 17 years, starting my journey in 9th grade. Growing up in Indore, I’ve always been passionate about design and fashion’s transformative power. Starting as a freelancer, I specialized in draping and modern embroidery techniques, working with clients of all body types and ages. My experiences showed me that many talented women—especially young girls and married women—face barriers to pursuing their design dreams. This inspired me to create Jazz and Jassi: a platform that offers accessible, high-quality learning for those who want to build a career in fashion without the need for expensive degrees. Let’s unlock your creative potential together!”
Our Motto
“At Jazz and Jassi, we empower aspiring fashion designers by making creativity accessible to all. Whether you want to start your own brand or work from home, we’re here to guide you. We simplify the process of draping, cutting, stitching, and embroidery with easy-to-follow tutorials, helping you gain confidence in your unique design style. Our mission is to nurture your creativity and provide the resources you need to turn your fashion dreams into reality—every step of the way.”
Our Story
“Jazz and Jassi was born out of my passion for fashion design and the desire to make a difference. After years of freelancing, I recognized that many aspiring designers—especially young girls and married women—were held back by high tuition fees and rigid schedules that made pursuing a design career seem impossible. To fill this gap, I created Jazz and Jassi as a platform offering accessible, professional-level education in fashion design and embroidery from the comfort of home. Through our online workshops and tutorials, I share the tools and techniques that helped me succeed in this field, whether you dream of starting your own brand or expanding your skills. We focus on simplicity, creativity, and practical advice, creating an inclusive, nurturing community where you can grow as a designer at your own pace.”