Renowned Indonesian fashion designer Didiet Maulana has unveiled his 1970s-inspired pre-fall/winter collection ‘Eksotika Mamiri,’ made using the country’s traditional woven fabrics.
Renowned Indonesian fashion designer Didiet Maulana has unveiled his 1970s-inspired pre-fall/winter collection 'Eksotika Mamiri,' made using the #
The designer’s new clothing line blends the rich embroidery of Tasikmalaya, West Java and tassel work of Bukittinggi, West Sumatra on the Makassar of South Sulawesi’s geometrical-patterned fabric ‘Ikat’.
Renowned Indonesian fashion designer Didiet Maulana has unveiled his 1970s-inspired pre-fall/winter collection 'Eksotika Mamiri,' made using the #
The 36 ensembles of the feminine yet powerful collection can be worn both for daytime meetings and evening cocktails.
Renowned Indonesian fashion designer Didiet Maulana has unveiled his 1970s-inspired pre-fall/winter collection 'Eksotika Mamiri,' made using the #
The bohemian apparel range features overdress caftans, stylized turbans, loose long-sleeved blouses, knee-length skirts, glamorous oversized robes, silky jumpsuits and one-shoulder and tube dresses in eye-catching hues like purple, green, orange and red wine.
Renowned Indonesian fashion designer Didiet Maulana has unveiled his 1970s-inspired pre-fall/winter collection 'Eksotika Mamiri,' made using the #
Didiet Maulana is known for his endeavour to promote Indonesian crafts, through a fashion line named ‘IKAT Indonesia by Didiet Maulana.’ It is a concept that aims to bring the nation’s cultural heritage to the surface through modern fashion. The line highlights the tenun Ikat process, which is a resistant dyeing technique similar to tie and dye and is used to pattern warp and weft fabrics.
Renowned Indonesian fashion designer Didiet Maulana has unveiled his 1970s-inspired pre-fall/winter collection 'Eksotika Mamiri,' made using the #
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