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Four Indonesian designers shine at New York Fashion Week

Four Indonesian designers presented their creations and offered a touch of Indonesia at the recent New York Fashion Week.

Josa Lukman (The Jakarta Post)
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Fri, October 11, 2019 Published on Oct. 9, 2019 Published on 2019-10-09T20:05:25+07:00

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Cartoonish pop: Yogiswari Pradjanti is known for utilizing her cartoon characters of Indonesian women. Cartoonish pop: Yogiswari Pradjanti is known for utilizing her cartoon characters of Indonesian women. (Courtesy of Yogiswari Pradjanti/-)

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our Indonesian designers – Julianto, Marina Christyanti Ayumi, Maggie Hutauruk-Eddy and Yogiswari Prajanti – brought their creations to the stage at the Indonesian Diversity show at Spring Studios for New York Fashion Week (NYFW).

The designers, who presented their collections from Sept. 4 to 11 for NYFW's Spring/Summer 2020 season, then revealed their designs back at home after the showcase.

Julianto went with the tried-and-tested style of classic femininity in both ready-to-wear and couture, highlighting the designer’s affinity for an air of grace and delicateness.

Debuting with the collection "Il Fiore" – which means "the flower" in Italian – the Istituto di Moda Burgo graduate later staged a repeat of his 12-look collection in a mini show at The Tribrata, South Jakarta.

Julianto said the idea for "Il Fiore" came from his student days in Milan, in which he wanted to create a collection based on his early days in fashion.

Like the collection's title, floral motifs became the main attraction of the designs. The use of roses in particular is a nod to Julianto's earlier label Mojuya, which featured a rose in its logo.

"The signature style is taken from ready-to-wear, so some styles can be very different, from trousers to long dresses. Two [looks] from the finale are in a semi-wedding style, which I want to further develop down the line," he said.

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