Jakarta Fashion Week November 2011

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Jakarta Fashion Week is in full swing with a dazzling array of styles, colours and detailing. The collections fuse modern shapes and colours with traditional Indonesian tailoring and silhouettes including exaggerated headdresses and layered jacketing.

The pieces shown above are from the following designers:

  1. Jakarta Fashion Week November 2011, (image by Budi Suryanto/Feminagroup)
  2. Agnes Budhisurya, (image by Honda Tranggono/Feminagroup)
  3. Agnes Budhisurya, (image by Honda Tranggono/Feminagroup)
  4. Iva Lativa, Dian Pelangi, Lia Afif, (image by Honda Tranggono /Feminagroup)
  5. Yessy Riscowaty, Ady Alie, (image by Honda Tranggono /Feminagroup)
  6. Nuniek Mawardi, Irna Mutiara, (image by Honda Tranggono /Feminagroup)
  7. Agnes Budhisurya, (image by Honda Tranggono/Feminagroup)
  8. Dian Pelangi, Tuti Adib, (image by Hermawan/Feminagroup)
  9. Jeny Tjahywati, Merry Pramono, (image by Hermawan/Feminagroup)

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