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Indonesian Fashion Forward Designers

Kami, Basic Stripes Jeyya Regular Top Denim Blue- @kamiidea on instagram

The elegant ambiance of the Indonesian Consulate was alive with warmth and the irresistible aroma of traditional Indonesian cuisine. This setting provided the perfect backdrop to showcase the artistry of eight talented Indonesian designers featured that weekend at Coterie, one of the most prominent international trade shows in women’s fashion.


Each designer conversed with IRK about their collections, blending Indonesia’s renowned traditional textiles with contemporary silhouettes. Hand-dyed batik and ikat patterns took center stage, seamlessly incorporated into chic, wearable pieces. Some looks were ethereal and flowing, while others embraced bold, architectural structures—all capturing Indonesia’s unique fashion identity.


The IRK fashion team made its way to the storied Upper East Side of Manhattan for an exclusive luncheon hosted by Indonesia Fashion Forward at the Consulate General of the Republic of Indonesia. Established in partnership with Jakarta Fashion Week, Indonesia Fashion Forward aims to elevate the global presence of Indonesian fashion brands and equip them with strategies for success in international markets.


Each showcased designer left an impression. Standout names included Baha Gia, HijabChic, and Avara. Jenna and Kaia, Kami, Fuguku, Nadjani, Aleza, and Hameeda captivated with soft, hand-woven silks and bold prints. Their fabrics draped gracefully, embodying timeless elegance, while modern cuts introduced a fresh edge. Some designers ventured into experimental territory, merging traditional motifs with avant-garde urban aesthetics—a striking blend of heritage and modernity.


Fuguku, in particular, caught the eye with its sustainability-focused approach. Originally known for accessories, the brand has expanded into apparel, utilizing recycled ocean plastic for its textiles. This innovative move highlighted a commitment to raising awareness about climate change and the rising threat of sea levels.


After the showcase, guests indulged in a traditional Indonesian feast. Fragrant fried rice, vibrant salads, and grilled meats drizzled with rich peanut sauce tantalized taste buds, offering a true taste of Indonesia's diverse cuisine. As the afternoon unfolded, conversations flowed between fashion insiders, journalists, and cultural representatives, each admiring the designers' creativity and applauding the platform’s support of emerging talent.


By the end of the event, inspiration was palpable. It was a seamless blend of fashion, culture, and culinary delight—leaving every attendee with a lasting appreciation for Indonesian artistry. The IRK team eagerly anticipates how these talented designers will shape the future of global fashion.


Nuansa Apparel Lyan Outer White, Aruna Top Cashmere, Rarjini Skirt Almond- @kamiidea
Hijabchic Campaign @hijabchic
Hadeeja Campaign @hadeema.official
Campaign for FUGUKU @fuguku.id
Baha Gia @bahagia.world

Aleza Campaign @alezalabel



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