Elegant and Luxury Touches in the Second Day

The second day of Jakarta Fashion Week 2015 was opened with a row of clothing accentuated luxury from three female designers who sell their collection through House of Iranty. They are Iranty Purnamasari, Dini Pratiwi Irawati and Poppy Theodorin. Although Poppy and Iranty focuses on Muslim wear, while Dini into ready-to-wear non-hiijab, they can be integrated in a stage, in an elegant show themed “Gracious”.

Iranty Purnamasari opened the show by her collection with white, black and red shades with rose motif in almost of all clothing that was displayed. Classic, long lasting, elegant, lady look and easy to mix and match were her signature. Big size pearl necklace which adorned the most of her collection signified the classic and long lasting. Wide brim hat which completed the veils, added the classic impression. Blazer, coat and bolero mixed with trousers, maxi skirt and abayas. This collection suited for active and dynamic Muslim. 

The show continued with Dini Pratiwi Irawati with her Spring/Summer 2015 collection titled “SIWARGHA” which reflected the splendor and glamorous legend of Prambanan temple. The beauty of the temple and its legend of Roro Jonggrang were the main inspiration to created the collection represented a strong woman, sexy, yet elegant. White, off white, ivory and gold were chosen by Dini for this collection, she used printed illustration technique, fringe, cut-out embroidery, sequins and embellishment to create Prambanan temple’s motif in every cloths. While duchess silk, pure cotton and tulle highlighted the beauty of the woman’s body in classy way, aim to create elegant yet strong character. 

Poppy Theodrin was in the last sequence with her modest wear Spring/Summer 2015 collection entitled “La Praire”, inspired from prairie in the spring. Natural color palette and earthy, like white, turquoise, peach, khaki and gold, dominated the collection which embellished by floral embroidery detail, fine roots and foliage in two and three dimensions. The using of madras motif also presented the sense of contemporary, relaxed and down to earth, whereas the cheongsam collar and baby doll handbok piece gave the Asian touch in the collection. The lightweight materials, such as chiffon, satin, organdy, silk thai, thomson, gazar, and the veil, simply gave the modern, elegant, classy and feminine final touch.