TEMMA PRASETIO DEBUTS RAYA COLLECTION AT SEEK PLAZA SENAYAN
Published by Sugar & Cream, Thursday 05 March 2026
Images courtesy of Temma Prasetio and Glenn Prasetya
Debuted Within an Art–Fashion Installation at SEEK Plaza Senayan
On February 25, 2026, Temma Prasetio marked a pivotal chapter for his label with the official launch of its Raya 2026 ready-to-wear menswear collection at SEEK Plaza Senayan. The debut signals the brand’s strategic evolution into contemporary retail while remaining anchored in craftsmanship and refined construction.

Conceived for the festive season, the Raya collection examines a nuanced duality—masculinity articulated through subtlety. Soft linen, tweed, and semi-wool form the material backbone of the collection, shaping silhouettes that oscillate between precise tailoring and relaxed, oversized cuts. Structured yet fluid, the garments project a quiet strength—an understated confidence aligned with the modern man’s ceremonial wardrobe. In this collection Temma focuses on proportion, tactile quality, and composure.

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Presented by Interni Cipta Selaras
The launch unfolded within an immersive art–fashion installation developed in collaboration with Indonesian contemporary artist Joko Avianto, represented by Galeri Ruang Dini. Avianto’s non-conventional sculptural works, crafted from bamboo and resin, framed the presentation with organic forms and an earthy palette. The warmth of woven bamboo intersected with the clarity of resin, mirroring the collection’s dialogue between softness and structure, heritage and modernity.

The result was a cohesive spatial narrative where fabric and form interacted seamlessly with sculptural presence.

Artistic expression met wearable design in a setting calibrated for both intimacy and elevation—balancing aesthetic rigor with guest comfort.

Open to the public, this presentation at SEEK is not just a retail debut but also a conceptual showcase that integrates fashion, materiality, and artistic narrative — signaling Temma Prasetio’s evolving vision for menswear in both commercial and cultural contexts.

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