The more niche and original the prints are, the more beneficial, as having prints be synonymous with brands could build brand identity among consumers.
While we shall not judge a book by its cover, maybe we can judge a country by its fashion? More than any other countries, Japan’s unique fashion is a reflection of its one-of-a-kind culture and creativity.
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There has been a recent upsurge of retailers such as Sonderlab, HGL, ASAU and Masari Shop, that specialise in the curation of local brands and designers, which enables them to thrive and steer the fashion industry towards economic sustainability.
If there was one overarching theme for Jakarta Fashion Week 2024, it would probably be love.
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As the global modelling industry now prefers authentic models, Indonesian models are in an advantageous position.
K-pop has seen unprecedented growth across the world. Their widespread appeal has also swooped the fashion world, influencing their devout fans to exercise their purchasing power.
Indonesian wastra or traditional cloth is one of the legacies in the form of handicrafts that have been passed down from generation to generation and reflect the richness of Indonesian culture.
The brand has become synonymous with peak luxury, yet its origins and history are less known. Thus, TFR aims to look back on what made the brand what it is today, and most especially the insiders’ guide to Hermés.
Going viral on social media is perhaps one of the reasons behind the existence of these reality-bending shoes. The Internet is a busy place, and a stunt like AVAVAV’s pair of high-heeled boots with four toes and textures that resemble human innards is filled with enough shock value to cut through the noise.
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Bridal is one of those breeds in fashion that often feels frozen in time. However, at EMWF, the participating designers showcased a refreshing departure from the norm.
In 2019, President Joko Widodo designated 3 March as a National Sarong Day to celebrate sarong as one of the hallmarks of Indonesian culture. Sarong is a cylindrical garment or length of fabric worn by wrapping it around the chest or waist, which in Indonesia is usually worn for formal or traditional events.
The elevation of sneakers to become a status symbol is an impact of the pandemic lifestyle. However, there has been a rise in the popularity of traditional dress shoes. People are ditching their trainers for something that is comfortable yet still a statement piece.
As the primary audience of the fashion industry, every inch of a woman’s life is dictated by fashion. Yet, once the veil is lifted, fashion remains an industry dominated by men. Here, women creatives from different eras share their experience and challenges in the Indonesian fashion industry with TFR News.
This is an idea that has been explored by numerous Indonesian fashion labels and designers, who took inspiration from Indonesian traditional clothes and gave it a modern twist in the hope of creating a modern Indonesian style that seamlessly blends the past and future.
The gaming industry is growing at a rapid pace. So much so that its presence is no longer a mere entertainment, but can also help develop various professions, such as developers, IT professionals, animators and musicians.
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Recently, a teenager named Zoe Gabriel was bullied by netizens over a video that she posted on TikTok. The video shows her getting a new bag at Charles & Keith, then calling it her first “luxury” bag. Netizens do not seem to accept that Charles & Keith should be considered a “luxury brand”.
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It is about wearing sports performance clothing and footwear with flair or fashion design influence mixed with sportswear features. The casual aspect of activewear is what differentiates athleisure from sportswear; athleisure is designed to transition from gym wear to daily wear.
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Stickers are just for children to play with? Or merely meaningless decorative ornaments that we find in our surroundings, such as laptops and tumblers? For a collective called Grafis Nusantara, vintage stickers and labels work as a time machine to explore Indonesia’s visual culture.
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