Jogja Fashion Week 2013 : Symphony Equator

Event "Jogja Fashion Week 2013" (JOGFW 2013) was held in the month of July, starting on 3 July 2013 to 7 July 2013 at Jogja Expo Center (JEC). Presenting more than 90 designers from various regions in Indonesia, with the theme "Symphony Equator".

• Opening Ceremony (Wednesday, July 3, 2013)
• Fashion Exhibition Trade Show & Expo (Wednesday - Sunday, 3-7 July 2013)
• Fashion On The Street Carnival (Sunday, July 7, 2013)
• Fashion Competition : `Ekuatoria - Color Equator` (Sunday, July 7, 2013)
• Fashion Seminar (Friday, July 5, 2013)
• Fashion Show : `Symphony Equator'  (Wednesday - Sunday, 3-7 July 2013)

For further information about JOGFW 2013, please contact:
Secretariat: Apip's Craft Batik, Jl. Marta Pandega 37 A. Pogung Jogja.

More info at: https://www.facebook.com/jogjafashionweek

Lulu Lutfi Labibi, The Talented Designer from Yogyakarta Won LPM 2011

Lulu Lutfi Labibi, 29 years old, talented designer from Yogyakarta has won the Fashion Design Competition (Lomba Perancang Mode / LPM) events . With his collection “Local Glory” Lulu combines various traditional textile such as contemporary batik, Yogyakarta lurik, Klaten goyor and Jepara tie dye ikat. He created a collection adorned with draping technique that looks both gorgeous and modern.


Therefore Lulu won the first winner prizes which is US$ 4,000. His victory also won him a scholarship to the Fashion Institute of Design & Merchandising in Los Angeles, USA.

Jogja Fashion Week 2011, Hollywood In Vintage by Natasha Windura

From Natasha Paramita Windura collection on Jogja Fashion Week 2011, she tried to bring back what she called “Hollywood black and white movies” inspiration into her design. Flashback to cowboy’s era and titanic. When head accessories and gloves were the trends. 

Voluminous, from the era where woman trying so hard to look good and pretty.

Jogja Fashion Week 2011, Swinging Boots

In Jogja Fashion Week 2011, taken from Dana Raharja’s Collections inspired by funky 60’s style with bright color dominations, very cheerful and adorable. But what we love from the collection is the boots, we knew that in any fashion trend boots always have a special place, boots never die. With some traditional motif of batik on the boots that makes the boots fresh and beautiful. The winter is about to come, so it’s time for you to prepare and choose your next boots, well here are some nice boots for you and enjoy.

Inspired by 60’s funky with traditional Indonesia Batik Motif.

From Russia Into Jogja Fashion Week 2011 : Natalya Knerik

Russian designer Natalya Knerik has joined in Jogja Fashion Week runaway, she blended local tradition of Indonesia into her design. She brought her element (Keshte) a very traditional hand embroidery from Turkmen and then combine it with Batik from Indonesia and other Indonesia’s traditional fabric. The result is tough look design but elegant, take a look.

The design is simple but the embroidery was authentic, dense with local feeling. Without the tunic I think it will be more modern and present