Malang Fashion Week
Ahead of Eid al-Fitr 2023, Yeti Topiah, who once enlivened Malang Fashion Week, has also started making a special collection aimed at lovers of Yeti Topiah’s Muslim version of the collection that can be worn on Islamic holidays.
“After Covid-19, thank God, the demand has been increasing, both custom and regular, which we produce to be sold online and offline,” explained Yeti.
Indonesia International Modest Fashion Festival or IN2MF 2023
Indonesia International Modest Fashion Festival or IN2MF 2023 organized by Bank Indonesia in synergy with the Ministry of Cooperatives and Small and Medium Enterprises (Kemenkop UKM) of the Republic of Indonesia and the Indonesia Fashion Chamber (IFC), on 25-29 October 2023 at Cendrawasih and Plenary Hall, Jakarta Convention Center (JCC), presents an international standard fashion show and fashion exhibition to strengthen Indonesia as a barometer of global modest fashion.
As a showcase for Indonesia’s superior modest fashion products that are ready to penetrate the global market, IN2MF 2023 will showcase the diversity of modest wear categories ranging from ready to wear deluxe & street wear, office wear & cocktail wear, and syar’i evening wear with a touch of Indonesian wastra from a total of 178 designers and more than 200 participating brands.
YeCE By Yeti Topiah appeared in the Fashion show session themed “Multi Purpose Modest Fashion” presenting designs by applying the concept of sustainable fashion.
Indonesia International Modest Fashion Festival (IN2MF) in Paris
Bank Indonesia, in synergy with various parties, including the Ministry of Cooperatives and SMEs and the Indonesia Fashion Chamber (IFC), is supporting the second Indonesia International Modest Fashion Festival (IN2MF) in Paris on September 7, 2024. This event showcases works from Indonesian designers who uphold the principles of sustainability, quality, and high innovation, ready to compete in the global market.
Yece by Yeti Topiah also presents a collection with the theme “Beusea,” inspired by the diversity of Indonesia’s underwater world, especially coral reefs. Using Troso Jepara woven fabric, this collection carries geometric silhouettes with a casual modest wear style from the 1960s. Bright colors inspired by the sea are combined with exclusive embroidery details, creating a harmonious and elegant impression.
