Klamby Introduces Nusantara Collection Through The Jakarta Explore

Klamby introduces the Nusantara collection with the search of Jakarta. (Instagram/@rezy.andria/@paragram_id/vessy/VOI)

JAKARTA - Combining the richness of traditional motifs with the city atmosphere seems to be a unique agenda for introducing a new collection of clothing from a fashion fashion brand.

This was then initiated by Klamby in introducing the Calanara Series collection which was held in Jakarta on August 9, 2025. This event invited participants to tour a number of historical and iconic destinations in the capital, while getting to know more about clothing works inspired by the typical flora of the archipelago.

At the same time commemorating the momentum of independence this month, the activity raised the theme Nusantarasa as an invitation to re-appreciate the nation's cultural heritage, not only to be remembered, but also to be revived and celebrated in everyday life.

Participants, consisting of fashion activists, content creators, and the media, started their journey from the National Museum of Indonesia. They are guided to explore thematic spaces such as Pink Space, Paras Nusantara, and Ruang Kalimantan, which feature a variety of artifacts and historical stories from various regions in Indonesia.

The journey was continued by riding an open-top bus (open top tour bus), along the city's downtown streets while enjoying the view of the skyscraper and Jakarta's historical explanation from a tour guide.

The last route took the group to a fashion outlet at Plaza Indonesia which featured the latest collection with the theme Calanara. This collection is inspired by batik bouquets and combines endemic flowers such as Calanthe (land arrangements) and jasmine, the nation's puspa in composition that represents enthusiasm and revival.

In addition to enjoying Nusantara's visual appearance, participants also participated in a travel experience sharing session, as well as participating in independence-themed challenges which will be held simultaneously on August 17.

Through the merger of cultural exploration and fashion, this event became a space for appreciation of Indonesia's artistic wealth as well as opening up new ways to celebrate independence through steps that connect the past, present, and future. (ADV)