Collection by @fonny_novriana
ROXELANA
Roxelana was the wife of King Solomon, she was the most beautiful wife of all the King’s wives. It embraced Islam on the guidance of the King until the end of his life. Roxelana had a significant influence on the political policy and rule of the King during the Ottoman reign. She was known as a strong woman and a prominent figure at that time.
The collection was inspired by the beauty of Roxelana and the Turkish fashion style of the Ottoman Empire which presented a glamorous and elegant impression yet kept simple.
As for the colors used in this collection were inspired by the building of Topkapi Palace where the interior of the palace is dominated by the colors of cream (beige), gold, broken white, jade green, as well as turquoise blue. These colors depict calmness, softness and luxury.
To give it a modern feel, I put a few folds and layers on the design. Meanwhile, the A silhouette used in this collection uses materials like Jacguard, net tulle, silk satin and Chiffon with an elegant feminine style.
Photographer : @abimanyu_arif_shoot_hijab
Model : @florescantika @mashal
@iteunk @riarikma @azka @salmira
MUA : @instaperfect
Source : https://www.facebook.com/islamicfashioninstitute
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About Islamic Fashion Institute (IFI)
The Islamic Fashion Institute (IFI) was founded and supervised by 3 seasoned, renowned designers of Indonesia, namely Irna Mutiara, Nuniek Mawardi, and Deden Siswanto since 2015. Located in Bandung, West Java, IFI is the first Muslim fashion school in Indonesia that has referred to the Indonesian National Work Competency Standards or Standar Kompetensi Kerja Nasional Indonesia (SKKNI), while holding on to the Islamic rules and principles. IFI’s curriculum is designed so that it could be implemented into the Muslim fashion design teachings, social skills, as well as the business acumen aspects of Muslim fashion.
The Islamic Fashion Institute is expected to educate and prepare future talented Muslim fashion designers, fashionpreneurs, and fashion brand owners who have both the hard and soft competences such as emotional, intellectual, and moral intelligence (“akhlaqul kariman”) as mandated in the Islamic rules and principles. Over the years, the number of students who want to join IFI keeps increasing as the people’s interests in learning Muslim fashion skills and knowledge are getting bigger
Webiste : https://islamicfashioninstitute.id
