From Down Syndrome Model to Glow in The Dark Clothing at PIFW 2018
Plaza Indonesia Fashion Week ended with a refreshing Spring-Summer 2018 collection from talented Indonesian designers, many of them predominantly deconstructing local fabric with modern twists as part of efforts to preserve culture. Featuring shows that moved audiences and inspired them with their runway models, it made for an unforgettable fashion event. Danjyo Hoyoji x Lucky
Crimson Red: The History of Hermes at Pacific Place
The House of Hermes, as one of most respected French fashion brands in the luxury world, hosts a month-long pop-up exhibition in the atrium of Pacific Place, Jakarta. Visitors will have a chance to see how Hermes has evolved as a brand with its hand-in-hand traditions since its founding in 1837. The Hermes Heritage: Rouges
The Story of Flores
As the sound of the waning gong hit the runway, the Hegong dance opened the Nian Tana Show Creative Show 2018 about the story of the tribes of Maumere, Flores, East Nusa Tenggara. Lasalle College students presented the collection that was both a celebration of the creative process and a manifestation of the motherland. Tribe
Ramadan in Style
As the global fashion industry begins to recognise and celebrate Muslim wear and the use of the Hijab in various collections, Plaza Indonesia holds the “Ramadan in Style” Fashion Show to showcase the latest collection of modest wear created by five renowned Indonesian designers. “Ramadan in Style” presents exclusive modest wear collection which runs until
Clazye Collaborates with Auguste Soesastro for Celestial Collection
The dynamic duo, Clay Artists Arti Gidwani and Vibeke Lorentzen along with Indonesian designer Auguste Soesastro, celebrated the beauty of “celestial fashion” in a ready-to-wear collection. “Celestial” fashion show presented 20 pieces of clothing, adorned with meticulous detailed clay jewellery from duo artists’ brand, Clayze. Photo by Raditya Fadilla/NOW!JAKARTA Held at the Jakarta Room at
Chic Market Launches Eid Al-Fitr Collection with Moroccan and Tunisian Influences
Kemang based artisan retailer Chic Market is currently hosting an Eastern market Festival to welcome Eid Al- Fitr which falls on 15 June. As part of the holiday festivities, it has launched a bazaar and fashion collection, inspired by Moroccan and Tunisian culture. Eastern Market Festival has collaborated with Embassy of Tunisia, Morocco, and Algeria.
Batik Shines During Fashion Presentation at UNESCO in Paris
It may have taken a while but batik has made it to the global stage. Oscar Lawalata and his compatriots wowed international audiences at the opening of the “Batik for the World” exhibition at UNESCO headquarters in Paris, France. The final walk of Batik for the World Fashion Show by Oscar Lawalata, Edward Hutabarat, and
Denting Canting Aims to Preserve Batik Traditions
Women gathered at Art and culture presentation ‘Denting Canting‘ to discuss about Indonesian luminary, Kartini’s, favourite batik, Indonesia’s heritage. In a combination of music performance, discussion and fashion show, Denting Canting aimed to discuss cultural preservation. Former General Director of Culture Edi Sedyawati who is also known as an artist, writer, and archaeologist led the
Five Best Indonesian Bridal Designers
Indonesia has a long history of fashion, which has helped influence both established and emerging designers specialize in bridal design. Their collections are worn by a number of celebrities and prominent people who add a bit of panache to their designs. Indonesian Designer Didiet Maulana with his personalised wedding dress inspired by Torajan culture. Didiet Maulana's File/NOW!JAKARTA These designers feature different
How to Wear Denim Inspired by the Looks Modelled During the Plaza Indonesia Men’s Fashion Week
On the last day of Plaza Indonesia Men’s Fashion Week (PIMFW) 2018 in late September, Indonesian designers and labels showcased their experiments with denim for the menswear 2018/2019 collection. Denim appeared in deconstructed high-streetwear designs with distinctive artistic approaches. Founded in 2017, Rigio set debut show at PIMFW 2018. Photo by Raditya Fadilla, courtesy of PIMFW/NOW!JAKARTA The PIMFW 2018
Menswear label MOZZO Unveils New Customised Design Option
Since opening in 2016, Jakarta-based clothing label, MOZZO has grown its presence in the men’s formal wear market. It recently launched its latest service ‘Made by Order’ where one’s business attire can be tailored to one’s style. Jakarta-based clothing label, MOZZO recently launched its latest service ‘Made by Order’ where one’s business attire can be tailored to one’s style. Photo
Where to Rent Halloween Costumes in Jakarta
Few places around Jakarta offer costume rental service for number of occasion including Halloween. Photo courtesy of iStock/NOWJAKARTA Halloween is around the corner and Jakarta is gearing up for some fun trick or treat events ! Get creative this year with a great costume! Here are a few options to consider when shopping for that
Ayodya Batik Festival Celebrates Indigenous Batik Cloth
Celebrating the rich legacy of the indigenous batik cloth, the Ayodya Resort Bali in Nusa Dua is hosting the Ayodya Batik Festival 2018 this 26 – 28 October at the resort’s Grand Ballroom. Ayodya Batik Frestival will be held on 26 – 28 October at the resort’s Grand Ballroom. Photo courtesy of Ayodya Resort Bali/NOW!JAKARTA
