Presence is not announced. It is felt.

HADIR is defined by what endures— form shaped by history, structure refined through time, influence absorbed, not imposed.

Each silhouette carries intention. Architectural lines meet controlled movement, where precision and softness coexist. Details are deliberate, never excessive.

This is presence through design.

HADIR (Presence) examines the evolving cultural language of the Nusantara, a region shaped by centuries of exchange, migration, and adaptation. Drawing from Kebaya Janggan, Kebaya Labuh, and classic kurung forms, the collection reflects how Western tailoring and formal construction were absorbed into regional dress, introducing structure, proportion, and clarity while preserving cultural identity.

Through elongated silhouettes, asymmetrical necklines, and architectural drapery, the designs reinterpret traditional forms with contemporary precision. Embellishment is applied with restraint, allowing construction and material to lead. HADIR presents heritage as continuity—where cultural presence endures, refined through modern craft.