This Evidence Fashion Indonesia Ready to Compete Global French

After the event is Jakarta Fashion Week 2013. More than 170 designers, both locally and internationally, exhibiting their works at one of the most important events in Indonesia's fashion calendar.
Traditional textile designers explored by the country, both junior and senior classes, into dresses global flavor. This is in line with the theme JFW for this fifth year of "Indonesia Today, The World Tomorrow",
Yes, JFW this time to realize the ideals of talent ever to orbit the local to the global market. It is realized by inviting international buyers from some of the world famous department store, and organize Fashion Forward program where young designers selected by experts prepared to go international fashion International.
Despite the bad weather could disturb this prestigious event which forced organizers to move (in the fashion event tent, located in the courtyard of Plaza Senayan, moved into the area of ​​the mall) and the extension of the duration (initially only until 9 November to 12 November), JFW persisted with great fanfare.
The storm was not his match to discourage fashion community to promote the fashion industry in Indonesia.
Now it's time to look back the designers creations. What trends are going to color the realm of fashion Indonesia next year, especially for Spring-Summer 2013 collection.
Decorating peplum
According to the dictionary mode Indonesia, peplum skirt is extra similar to women's clothing at the waist, which suggests extending the upper body and create the shape of a little fluffy around the hip area.
Almost all the designers in JFW 2013 fashion show berpeplum. Peplum shapes presented the designers quite varied.
Moses Widyatmodjo example. Senior designer presents a canal peplum adorned the front part does not connect with one another.
Meanwhile, the young designer Albert Yanuar, one participant Fashion Forward, presenting pleated asymmetrical peplum with techniques on some clothes in the collection are inspired by the puppet.
Another unique peplum presented to Maulana Didiet latest collection lininya, BINDING. Didiet, this time to explore the woven fabric stirrups Makassar, using sheer materials (materials that dreamy) as peplum dress to decorate some.
"Peplum at the waist to add shape and provide a body like an hourglass curve, the shape of the body that are often coveted many women. So with peplum actually able to 'celebrate' the real woman's body," said Ardistia Diwasri, one of the designers showing collections at JFW .
Ardistia, who started his fashion business in New York by establishing a line of Ardistia New York, also added berpeplum clothing suitable for use by women of any body size.
"As long as it is used appropriately. Example, combine it with dark skinny pants and super high heels. Peplum piece is that it makes her appearance looks proportional, instead of creating volume in the waist area," he said.
Color Blocking
Dresses that have a mix of colors that match or contrast is also predicted to be a fashion trend next year. Major Minor, BinHouse by Obin, and Kromo by Auguste Soesastro, Lenny Agustin are several lines of designer clothing and fashion show with this unique color game.
Obin, designer and owner BINhouse, make a sleeveless blouse that both sides have two different colors with asymmetrical cuts.
The combination of the three colors presented Auguste in a-line silhouette dress.
Same color game Major Minor is also presented. Among his latest collection, seen a white blouse paired with a long yellow skirt and blue.
Color Trends
Talking about colorblocking not be separated from the color itself. Colors also have a trend. According Taruna K Kusmayadi, Chairman of the Association of Indonesian Fashion Designers & Entrepreneurs (APPMI), colors like turqouise, marine blue, fuschia and chocolate will dominate the realm of fashion Indonesia next year. "Do not forget, mustard and beige," says lecturer Jakarta Arts Institute (IKJ) this.
Barli Asmara for May & June, Oscar Lawalata, Albert Yanuar, and Muslim fashion designer Monika Jupry are some designers who have explored these colors.
Digital Printed Clothing
The technology allows the designers to be creative beyond. With digital printing technology, the designers to freely create, create unique patterns and motifs on their clothing design. Indonesia nuanced shades shown Jehoshaphat and Ghea Panggabean. Jehoshaphat, Fashion Forward participants, presenting modern silhouette dresses with motifs reliefs of temples. The Ghea lift puppet motif.
Motif India nuances raised by Ari Seputra. Breakthrough given by Jehoshaphat that presents fashion motif scanned photographs dipotretnya. Some pictures taken during his visit to Ubud, the Bogor Botanical Gardens Bridge and Pagoda in Jakarta. Everything is contained in a modern silhouette dress with accents volume.
Not infrequently, some designers also make use of this technology to elevate traditional motifs. Fabric prices became more affordable because it can be mass-produced. Discourse arise if the technique could threaten the income of the local craftsmen who made the conventional way, and the authenticity of the fabric itself. But the chairman of the Future Weaving Indonesia (CTI), Okke Hatta Rajasa insists it is not a problem as long as the designer fabric to give credit where it originated. "Naturally, we live in an age of technology. Anyway, this is also part of the cultural preservation as well," he said.
Cross-Cultural
"The trend next year more inclined towards dresses nuanced Africa, Asia and Europe. Actually, we've seen these trends before. Next year is a repeat of what has happened," said the famous designer Ghea Panggabean.
The combination of the cultural nuances of different countries can be seen in the collection with the theme Liliana Lim Korea by presenting silhouette Hanbok dresses in a color palette of gold, Era Sukamto with a collection inspired by the power of Queen Hatshepsut of Egypt, Ronald V. Gaghana that blends Moroccan culture and Chinese for Muslim fashion collection (can be seen in bright colors and patterns dragon-nagaannya).
African culture also inspire Muslim fashion designer on the rise, Dian Pelangi. "The Safari Troops", so named for the collection, featuring a series of Moslem ethnic patterned, with game detail of natural stones.
Jumpsuit
Jumpsuit, overalls which integrates with the upper body, or so-called mechanic pants, well enough to dominate several designer collections. Maulana Didiet jumpsuit made from woven presents wrapped stirrups Makassar outcomes bodo silhouette dress, floral-patterned jumpsuit Barli present a feminine, Iwan Amir featuring jumpsuit berbahankan Dutch batik.
Cape and Poncho
In JFW 2013, seen a lot of designers that complements dresses with a superficial sort of cape and poncho. According to the Dictionary of Fashion Indonesia, cape adala outputs loose, sleeveless neck cover fell off the shoulders.
The poncho is closing body silhouette round or rectangular. Everything comes in a unique way. There are patterned, some are made from sheer material or glazed which gives a modern touch and elegant.
Line & Floral Motif
Lines and floral motif does not seem to be timeless motif although it has become a trend in previous years. Seeing the collection displayed some designers in JFW this year, it seems the lines and floral motifs remain will be the trend next year.
Auguste Soesastro, Chossy Latu, Barli Asmara and Itang Yunasz, Popo Rickxy are some designers who raised this motif.
The same motif is also seen in some of the world designer collections for spring-summer 2013 fashion oekan shown in New York, Paris, Milan and London some time ago.



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