Indonesian fashion designers honor their local heritage with gold details and vibrant shades of silk.
Indonesian clothing is oftentimes lightweight due to the humid climate, bringing flowing designs to the forefront. It leads the world in the modest-fashion industry, with luxury brand and high street stores growing. Conservative clothing and up-and-coming designers honor their local heritage with gold details and vibrant shades of silk. Find simple edits in this country’s fashion, as you wear hand-made art beautifully crafted for every body and personality.
Kraton
Founded in 2008, Kraton by Auguste Soesastro originates from the word meaning “palace, a union of skilled artisans and labor of love.” Kraton specializes in luxury garments crafted to perfection, with high-end tailoring techniques in every piece. Kraton’s collaborators participate in fair trade with legally obtained raw materials and ecologically responsible/cruelty-free practices.
Peggy Hartanto
This Indonesian-born designer showed her first collection at 2011’s Rosemount Australian Fashion Week. Hartanto describes her inspiration by constant innovation and fabric construction. Styles are characterized by clean lines, bold colors, and sensibility that speaks to the modern woman.
Saul
Saul aims to represent the cosmopolitan and culturally-diverse woman. Sault searches to match feminine silhouettes with simple and clean aesthetics. High-quality fabrics are underlined with impeccable attention to detail.
Hunting Fields
Hunting Fields bring modern and minimal style to every look. Rather than following other Indonesian companies, this brand embellishes their sweaters, tops, and dresses with cascading ruffles. Accordion pleats and knot details are common, bringing modern island dressing to anyone.
Purana
Purana is inspired by Indonesia’s cultural tradition of textile art, collaborating with local artisans to design one-of-a-kind textiles. On-trend silhouettes are common with a one size fits all approach.
Nataoka
This Bali-based designer is not just another sun and surf Balinese brand. Although swimwear is its foundation, the brand also offers mandala printed kaftans and form-fitting maxi dresses.
Didit Hediprasetyo
This designer has a passion for structured draperies and intricate embellishments, using sophisticated workmanship. His designs accentuate understated details with intimate luxury.
Toton
This womenswear fashion label is based in Jakarta, mixing traditional elements with modern, sophisticated ideas. Toton draws inspirations from Indonesia’s natural beauty and diverse culture, emphasizing articulacy and exotic twists of artistry and wearability.
