If we talk about the increasing demand for anime, of course we can't forget the people behind them. Yes, the animators.
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Dating culture in the capital city makes it so that love is not the only capital to start a romantic relationship and dating; financial capital must also be taken into consideration.
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Awareness of the halal status of a product is increasing, especially after the COVID-19 pandemic, where numerous new brands emerged, making consumers even more selective in making purchases. For most Indonesians, the halal label is the main aspect that they will consider when buying a product.
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This is an idea that has been explored by numerous Indonesian fashion labels and designers, who took inspiration from Indonesian traditional clothes and gave it a modern twist in the hope of creating a modern Indonesian style that seamlessly blends the past and future.
The gaming industry is growing at a rapid pace. So much so that its presence is no longer a mere entertainment, but can also help develop various professions, such as developers, IT professionals, animators and musicians.
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Recently, a teenager named Zoe Gabriel was bullied by netizens over a video that she posted on TikTok. The video shows her getting a new bag at Charles & Keith, then calling it her first “luxury” bag. Netizens do not seem to accept that Charles & Keith should be considered a “luxury brand”.
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There are many reasons why people are interested in using these love services, ranging from curiosity to dealing with loneliness. Out of curiosity, TFR interviewed two people who had ordered one of these love services.
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After almost three years of being hit by the COVID-19 pandemic, Indonesians are getting increasingly creative in surviving. Not only in meeting the financial needs, but also in fighting loneliness when direct interaction is not as easy as it used to be; renting a date is one example.
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It is about wearing sports performance clothing and footwear with flair or fashion design influence mixed with sportswear features. The casual aspect of activewear is what differentiates athleisure from sportswear; athleisure is designed to transition from gym wear to daily wear.
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TFR spoke exclusively with the three metal band members from Singajaya Village, discussing the various stories of the trio's journey to build the Voice of Baceprot.
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Just like how Deaf people are often assumed to not be able to enjoy music, blind people are often not considered possible to be film enthusiasts. This assumption arises because most films combine inseparable audio and visual elements. So, how can blind people enjoy them?
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Stickers are just for children to play with? Or merely meaningless decorative ornaments that we find in our surroundings, such as laptops and tumblers? For a collective called Grafis Nusantara, vintage stickers and labels work as a time machine to explore Indonesia’s visual culture.
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In recent years, these concerns have slowly been addressed by the global fashion industry as it embraces the emergence of adaptive fashion. It is an idea that refers to the modification of an existing clothing design to make dressing more comfortable for people with disabilities.
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Accessibility for persons with disabilities at any kind of event should be a normal thing. In addition, a lot of stuff about SLI is not widely known by the public, such as the all-out facial expressions and hand gestures which are actually mandatory in interpreting spoken language into sign language.
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From several films that TFR observed, most of the films in the 90s from various genres displayed vulgar titles and pictures which were of course intended to stimulate the audience's lust.
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The concept of sustainability is not only widely used for products of a brand, but also in various events. One of them is the Jia Curated Kiosks (JCK) which built the Jia Pavilion during the "Material Alchemy" event.
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In many cities, placemaking is widely implemented in the construction of city parks, revitalisation of an area, or revamping traditional markets. All of those with one goal; to improve the quality of life for the local communities of these spaces.
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While Indonesia has seen an influx of consumer events lately, there have not been many choices for interior design events, particularly outside Jakarta. This is a gap that JCK hopes to fill, by bringing a sense of community to the industry and making the festival welcoming to the general public alike.
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