FRIEDERICH HERMAN, SAMUEL WATTIMENA & OKA DIPUTRA
FRIEDERICH HERMAN
The line up is actually a mixture from
his previous Fall/Winter collection and his latest Spring/Summer collection.
I’ve seen some of his signature black & white pants, asymmetrical dress and
colorful pastel top. But I just fell in love with his design, remembering that
he is pretty new in the industry.
SAMUEL WATTIMENA
The first model came out with a
traditional Tenun (which I don’t know what to call) in his hand with dark-ish
modified tuxedo look-a-like. A very good combination between contemporary
design and local culture. The Earthy colors filled up the collection such as
dark green, gray and light brown.
OKA DIPUTRA
Another black & white domination in a
collection line up. Long pants with drapery effect, rolled up short shorts and
I could totally say that this is my favorite line up for pants selection. The
contemporary cardigan designs are just good to see if someone would dare to
wear it on the street.
DAY 4
Tenun Ikat from West Nusa Tenggara is the
main inspiration for the designer Ipoel Daeng Hasanung himself. A good
combination between Tenun Ikat, white shirt and a tribal-like pants.
Meanwhile, senior fashion designer Poppy
Dharsono went up with thematic collection “Redefining Heritage”, and the
message that she’s trying to say to the audience is to be able to lift up the
Indonesian culture through the fashion industry.
Brazillian designer Samuel Cirnansck
brings the Indonesian local culture as I can see from his line up, there are
several Kebaya inspired kind of gown and it makes wonder like, if there’s an
international fashion designer did something very Indonesian, why can’t we lift
up our local culture more as well ?
All
image credits to Indonesia Fashion Week official website.
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