Indonesia aims at becoming global Muslim fashion capital
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Islamic fashion is an oxymoron. On one hand you have fashionable hijab, on the other hand women on hijab are ramp modeling. If ramp modeling is done, then may as well take off the hijab and go on bikini.
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That is not the main discussion here, we are not talking on the model, and no, there is no bikini modelling in Indonesia. In here we have anti **** law.
Majority of Indonesian women have worn Hijab, including many celebrities. It is natural to have pure Hijabi women to become a hijabi cat walk model in the future
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I live in Jakarta almost 12 years.. i think in last 5 years woman who wearing hijab ia decreasing.. i have many people that wearing hijab in 2013-2017 are not wearing hijab anymore... Just look at sudirman street or stasiun Manggarai.
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Batik Trusmi founder who is young Sundanese ethnic women (together with her husband) I think has so much to offer for Muslim fashion, especially using Batik as a basis. This is her official YT channel, so you guys who wants to make business with her can do try connect with her.
She starts from zero and Today has the largest Batik store in the world ( 2.5 hectares ). Very charitable one as well and has so many land and education institution that later are given for the community (Wakaf)
She starts from zero and Today has the largest Batik store in the world ( 2.5 hectares ). Very charitable one as well and has so many land and education institution that later are given for the community (Wakaf)
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Trade Ministry, Kadin announce Jakarta Muslim Fashion Week
10th November 2021
Illustration: Models wearing clothes designed by Shafira with the theme 'World Wanderer' at the 2019 Indonesia Fashion Week (IFW). (ANTARA PHOTO/Dhemas Reviyanto)
Jakarta (ANTARA) - The Ministry of Trade, in collaboration with the Indonesian Chamber of Commerce and Industry (Kadin), have planned to hold the Jakarta Muslim Fashion Week (JMFW) to develop the Muslim fashion industry in Indonesia.
The 'Embracing Jakarta Muslim Fashion Week' is scheduled to be held on November 18, 2021, at Gelora Bung Karno Sports Complex in Senayan, Central Jakarta.
“It is hoped that the Embracing JMFW 2021 would strengthen the Muslim fashion industry in the country and open up business opportunities in the global market," Director General of National Export Development at the Ministry of Trade Didi Sumedi said in a statement received here on Wednesday.
The opportunities for the Muslim fashion industry and the halal industry are promising, considering that the world's Muslim population is estimated to spend more than US$2 trillion on food, pharmaceuticals, cosmetics, fashion, and recreation sectors, he noted.
Related news: Jakarta Fashion Week 2021 to feature 60 designers
Sumedi estimated that the export value of Indonesian halal products has reached just US$6 billion, placing it 21st in the world. Meanwhile, the nation's Muslim fashion exports are estimated at US$4.1 billion, placing it 13th in the world, he added.
According to the State of Global Islamic Economy Report, in terms of Muslim fashion industry growth, Indonesia is ranked 2nd in the world, with total consumption reaching US$21 billion and average growth pegged at 18.2 percent per year, he pointed out.
Kadin representative and deputy chairperson of the National Muslim Fashion Promotion Committee, Anne Patricia Sutanto, affirmed that Indonesia’s Muslim fashion has the potential to compete in the global market given the variety of designs supported by cultural markers such as batik, woven fabrics, embroidery, and accessories.
JMFW is expected to be an annual event of the Ministry of Trade and Kadin and aims to grow domestic and export-oriented businesses and become the most prominent Muslim fashion show globally, she added.
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10th November 2021
Illustration: Models wearing clothes designed by Shafira with the theme 'World Wanderer' at the 2019 Indonesia Fashion Week (IFW). (ANTARA PHOTO/Dhemas Reviyanto)
Jakarta (ANTARA) - The Ministry of Trade, in collaboration with the Indonesian Chamber of Commerce and Industry (Kadin), have planned to hold the Jakarta Muslim Fashion Week (JMFW) to develop the Muslim fashion industry in Indonesia.
The 'Embracing Jakarta Muslim Fashion Week' is scheduled to be held on November 18, 2021, at Gelora Bung Karno Sports Complex in Senayan, Central Jakarta.
“It is hoped that the Embracing JMFW 2021 would strengthen the Muslim fashion industry in the country and open up business opportunities in the global market," Director General of National Export Development at the Ministry of Trade Didi Sumedi said in a statement received here on Wednesday.
The opportunities for the Muslim fashion industry and the halal industry are promising, considering that the world's Muslim population is estimated to spend more than US$2 trillion on food, pharmaceuticals, cosmetics, fashion, and recreation sectors, he noted.
Related news: Jakarta Fashion Week 2021 to feature 60 designers
Sumedi estimated that the export value of Indonesian halal products has reached just US$6 billion, placing it 21st in the world. Meanwhile, the nation's Muslim fashion exports are estimated at US$4.1 billion, placing it 13th in the world, he added.
According to the State of Global Islamic Economy Report, in terms of Muslim fashion industry growth, Indonesia is ranked 2nd in the world, with total consumption reaching US$21 billion and average growth pegged at 18.2 percent per year, he pointed out.
Kadin representative and deputy chairperson of the National Muslim Fashion Promotion Committee, Anne Patricia Sutanto, affirmed that Indonesia’s Muslim fashion has the potential to compete in the global market given the variety of designs supported by cultural markers such as batik, woven fabrics, embroidery, and accessories.
JMFW is expected to be an annual event of the Ministry of Trade and Kadin and aims to grow domestic and export-oriented businesses and become the most prominent Muslim fashion show globally, she added.
Trade Ministry, Kadin announce Jakarta Muslim Fashion Week
The Ministry of Trade, in collaboration with the Indonesian Chamber of Commerce and Industry (Kadin), have planned to hold the Jakarta Muslim Fashion Week ...
en.antaranews.com
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I am living in Jakarta since birth until Today, this neutral opinion coming from Canadian tourist, she said 95 % women in Jakarta wear Hijab.
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Indonesian elite class ( wife of Indonesian leaders )
Jokowi wife has worn Hijab
Indonesian potential next President and their wife
1. Ganjar Pranowo ( Central Java Governor) and his wife
2. Anies Baswedan (Jakarta Governor) with wife and kids
3. Ridwan Kamil (West Java Governor) and his wife
4. Sandiaga Uno (previous VP candidate in 2019 election and current minister under Jokowi administration) and his wife
Jokowi wife has worn Hijab
Indonesian potential next President and their wife
1. Ganjar Pranowo ( Central Java Governor) and his wife
2. Anies Baswedan (Jakarta Governor) with wife and kids
3. Ridwan Kamil (West Java Governor) and his wife
4. Sandiaga Uno (previous VP candidate in 2019 election and current minister under Jokowi administration) and his wife
