APR AT JFW27 PRESENTS “STILL / MOVING”: THREE DESIGN LANGUAGES, ONE MATERIAL STORY

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48 looks. Three creative visions. One Exploration of the Versatility of Viscose and Lyocell

At Jakarta Fashion Week 2027, Asia Pacific Rayon (APR) brought together three Indonesian fashion labels and designers for STILL / MOVING—a 48-look showcase exploring how textile innovation can shape contemporary dressing. Featuring Cap Bali x Musa Widyatmodjo, Manzone & Minimal x Rama Dauhan, and KAMI., the presentation translated the qualities of viscose and lyocell into three distinct fashion expressions: resort, ready-to-wear, and modest fashion.|

CAP BALI x MUSA WIDYATMODJO — BEYOND BALI
Balinese heritage meets an urban resort attitude. Under the concept of Urbanista Resort, Musa Widyatmodjo reinterpreted traditional Pepatran motifs through abstract details and contemporary silhouettes. The result was a fresh perspective on Balinese cultural identity, moving beyond convention while retaining its distinctive visual language.

MANZONE & MINIMAL x RAMA DAUHAN — BAWA SERTA
Everyday dressing, elevated through thoughtful design. Rama Dauhan combined structured tailoring with relaxed proportions, creating versatile wardrobe essentials that transition effortlessly between occasions. Lyocell blends contributed structure, comfort, and breathability, reinforcing the collection’s balance between refinement and functionality.

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KAMI. — KURO: LIGHTNESS IN MODESTY
Modesty takes on a lighter expression. Through relaxed proportions, fluid silhouettes, botanical motifs, and expressive draping, KAMI. explored coverage without compromising movement or individuality. Rather than restricting form, KURO embraced volume and fluidity as its defining design language.

What connects these three collections is APR’s exploration of cellulosic fibres as a creative material platform. Viscose brings softness, breathability, and natural drape, while lyocell offers a smooth feel, fluidity, strength, and higher moisture absorption. Their different characteristics allow designers to explore diverse silhouettes, comfort, and garment functionality.

The runway collaboration, STILL / MOVING demonstrated how material innovation can expand creative possibilities within Indonesia’s fashion landscape. Three distinct design identities, 48 looks, and one compelling proposition: the future of fashion is shaped not only by how garments look, but also by what they are made of.