in Editors' Picks, Made in Indonesia, Shoes on April 16th, 2010
What does Srikandi, Shinta and Drupadi have in common? The three of them have been transformed by Shoezisme into a lovely pair of shoes with a touch of Batik material. Srikandi (pink), Shinta (blue) and Drupadi (green) are made of suede/satin material combined with batik trim ...
Tags: Batik, Custom Made, Shoezisme
in Bottom, Made in Indonesia on March 18th, 2010
It’s very comforting that nowadays Indonesian Batik gets more recognition from our own people and therefore, resulting in more exposure outside the country. The fact that getting batik becomes easier is also liberating. And not only batik is easily accessible now, the style and the ...
Tags: Bateeque, Batik, Made in Indonesia, Product of the week, Skirt
in Made in Indonesia, Shopping on February 22nd, 2010
Getting batik in Yogya is easy. There are more than enough batik shops to choose from, not to mention the artisan workshops scattered around the city. Sometimes the choice can be daunting, especially for out-of-towners who only have few hours to shop before leaving. We’ll ...
in Styletracker on February 3rd, 2010
Patricia is one of the editors at Swank Glossy magazine. I met her when we attended a press conference of Singapore Tourism Board. The way she wore the kain as mini skirt really intrigued me. I wish I took the time to ask her how ...
Tags: Batik, Swank Glossy
in Today's Outfit on January 22nd, 2010
Do you own any item that always starts conversation with other people whenever you wear it? I have a few and this jacket is one of them. This batik jacket was given to me by my mom, who had it made at some local tailor. ...
Tags: Batik, Femina, NYLA, Tiffany, Toko Dua Amoi
in Styletracker on January 13th, 2010
Who: Jenna Lani - FD forum member & Owner of Siren Where: Kemang What: Jacket: Chapter Seven - Hongkong, Dress Batik - Liris Parang Kencana, Bag - Francesco Biasia, Ankle Boot Shoes - Lapak Babycleo FD, Glasses: Gucci
Tags: Batik, Francesco Biasia, Gucci, Made in Indonesia, Parang Kencana
in Today's Outfit on January 12th, 2010
One of my new year resolutions is to wear more Indonesian traditional clothes. I just realized that, as Indonesians, we have been given the privilege to easily access the beautiful and colorful Indonesian fabrics. It would be a shame not to explore more about them ...
Tags: Batik, Closet Quickies, House of Leather, Kain, Kenzie, Mango, Toko Dua Amoi, Victoria Secret
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