Fashion

Under the theme Nusantara, designers at Dewi Fashion Knights redefined what it means to draw from Indonesia’s heritage, finding new forms of modernity and belonging.

At Jakarta Fashion Week, BIASA reasserted the power of handwork while ISSHU leaned into artistic provocation.

Heritage finds new meaning in the hands of a younger generation of designers, who weave past and present into a discourse on identity, restraint, and reinvention.

From ocean motifs to urban silhouettes, local designers show how Indonesian fashion is both conscious and clear-eyed.

Sapto Djojokartiko refines his language of tradition and technique into something more deliberate and clear-eyed, blending craft and clarity in equal measure.

Drawing on the research-driven rigour of London and the craft-first atelier tradition of Milan, Dery Rizkianto channels these formative influences into his growing label, The Rizkianto.