Recently, Adele was accused of cultural appropriation after the British singer posted a picture of herself on Instagram sporting a hairdo known as the Bantu knot and wearing a Jamaican flag bikini top.
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“People will marry no matter the circumstances,” Wahyu Pahlawati, General Manager of Royal Kuningan Hotel Jakarta, told The Finery Report
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“When I was a kid, I remembered going to the mall [for leisure]. I wish something like Bartega exist. We were taught to consume instead of create,” said Nadia who is handling finance at the company.
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Even here in Indonesia, disability is represented in the critically acclaimed film– the first Indonesian film premiered at Sundance– ‘What They Don’t Talk About When They Talk About Love.’
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If there’s an Indonesian brand that can beat the hype level of Supreme, it is Sepatu Compass. Then entered Campess in June 2020. Campess refers to itself as a parody to Compass.
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Despite an array of fashion magazines available at bookstores, none of the respondents read Indonesian fashion magazines. Only one out of 20 respondents follows Gadis magazine on Instagram.
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Imagine one day waking up and having people abandoning rendang as one of Indonesians’ staples, or to people agreeing to just destroy Borobudur temple to make a new one.
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Online products that became trendy during the course of this pandemic include TikTok, Gartic, Animal Crossing, Instagram Bingos, #untiltomorrow challenge, Tiger King on Netflix and new practices, such as virtual photo shoot.
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Earlier this year, a clip taken from a sinetron depicting a Hello Kitty plush getting boiled and startling an entire family went viral on social media
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After an eight-year legal battle, Michael Jordan won a trademark lawsuit against China’s Qiaodan Sports Co. over the use of the ‘Qiaodan’ name.
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Dance has gained awareness recently, thanks to the ‘it’ app of the moment: TikTok. Users are sharing their dance moves by participating in TikTok challenges. Suddenly, dance – or a form of it – is everywhere, bringing lightness to this depressing time.
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