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View all search resultsRevival Fashion Festival gets fashion festivities rolling
With the clock counting down to the usual opening date of the annual Jakarta Fashion Week (JFW) fashion bonanza, designers and labels are taking to the virtual stage to get fashion festivities rolling during the pandemic.
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ith events in the world’s fashion capitals going virtual this year, Jakarta Fashion Week (JFW) has put its own spin on the recent trend with the Revival Fashion Festival (RFF).
During the three-day festival, 25 designers and labels presented their latest ready-to-wear collections in a series of fashion presentations livestreamed on JFW’s YouTube and Instagram accounts.
However, instead of relying on fashion movies that have been de rigueur for most digital events, the organizers of RFF elected to hold physical shows at Senayan City mall in South Jakarta, albeit with no audience in attendance.
In lieu of JFW’s iconic fashion tent, the event took place indoors, in a more low-key setting with an industrial feel.
RFF 2020 opened with a fashion parade featuring designs from names like Cotton Ink, Calla and Ai Syarif 1965.
Calla elevated simple, straight-cut silhouettes with vibrant and loud prints.
