STEPHANIE SJAN

Hello! How are you guys? This week is a long holiday but first let me said with humbleness, Happy Eid Al-Fitr to those that celebrate it! Some people are out of town to enjoying their holiday and I stuck in Jakarta but still grateful because I can enjoy my own holiday too with my blog and you my visitors. Today post is about my outfit when I had a birthday brunch with some of my friends and also she was celebrate her birthday at that time too. We just went to mall, brunch at sushi restaurant, have a small talk, and also we won't forget to took some photos too. Happiness as simple as that.

Hello, today post is about what I wore during Jakarta Fashion Food Festival (JFFF). I wore an outfit that makes me comfortable and I avoid wore a high heels because I'm gonna too much stand than sit during fashion week. You can read all of my fashion week post by click here 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6

Dress - Magnolia | Heels - Matahari Dept. Store | Belt - Unbranded | Bag - Vintage

Top (worn as inner) - H&M | Dress - Zalora | Tights - Unbranded | Bag - Vintage

Top (worn as inner) - Donya Vogue | Jumpsuit - Berrybenka | Bag - Vintage | Shoes - Unbranded

Top (worn as inner) - Unbranded | Jeans - Unbranded | Bag - Lazada | Outerwear - Batik Etniq Craft (via Zilingo)

details from the back

Dress - Cotton On | Jacket - Noonaku | Bag - Belleza | Shoes - Donatello

Hello! It's gonna be my last post about fashion week from Jakarta Fashion Food Festival (JFFF) that I attended last April. It was full of emotional things start from the day that I went to JFFF, the first time I sat in the front row for three times, my camera lenses was crush, and then when I tried to post all of this JFFF things to my blog then my laptop was error and some application was crush and I couldn't do anything but it's done now and I've do my best to posted all. I hope you enjoy it and I'm sorry for this super late post about JFFF. Anyway, today's post was taken with my phone camera because like I said above my camera lenses was crush and I must recorded by phone camera. Sorry for the bad quality.

At that time JFFF gave an awards for this fashion designers name, Eddy Betty. He's the creator of bustier kebaya. Kebaya is a traditional blouse-dress combination that originated from the court of the Javanese and is traditionally worn by women in Indonesia, Malaysia, Singapore, Brunei, southern Thailand, Cambodia and the southern part of the Philippines. Then Eddy Betty make Kebaya with a modern touch with bustier. It makes Kebaya looks so classy, elegant, chic, and modern.

Still on Jakarta Fashion Food Festival, today post is about a show presented by Cita Tenun Indonesia. Cita Tenun Indonesia is an association of women who share a passion for Indonesian culture especially for it's textile traditions. The main focus of their work is to preserve, encourage the development, and to market this beautiful cultural product locally, as well as globally.
Today post presented a beautiful textile called Tenun by the talented and amazing brands and designers: Kle, Fiona H.D, Rama Dauhan, Danjyo Hiyoji, Prasetyo Nugroho, and Danny Satriadi.