REVeiLUTION

let's make revolution with veil. For the brave heart, who choose their way & destiny, then life with passion to fulfil others.

zippers denim veil

Realizing from LRBM2003-2004; 1 favourite from my early design. I never found this fabric again, seem like patchwork-washed-denim-print (top right).

This design dedicate for long veil user in field work, such as; reporter, mer-c medicine, etc. Often they committ to use long veil & wear field vest with many pocket on it, too complicated. This offered make it simple. The functionally part, committed from ".. over their bossom .."

Influences II

Hoodie cape is nearly design for practical, modern veil, hijab or head to chest dress

so these are the possibilities of CIVeILIZED

Influences I

short, long & medium cape

Up 2 date uses cape as just cape

up 2 date mid 2008

From LRBM2003-2004

Since my earliest design, I've been sketching my wants n imagination about veils .. which hasn't been fullfilled by market from that time untill now (as far as I've known) .. so I sent my sketch to NOOR magazine. Surprised, I got nomination, just nomination then stop. But it had made me happy, alhamdulillahh ..

My favourite winner is the 2nd winner Hany Hananto which her simple & clean designs. In 2004-2005 I sent the sketches again, but couldn't get jury sympathy even in nomination level. Ok, maybe this event too sophisticated to me, which didn't have tailor assistant .. he2 .. I feel my design more for garment than sophisticated line? Really ? Why I has been so hard to get tailor to realize that ? For garment level, my financial sources is limited, for boutique segment I'm resticted by my handycraftskill and resources ( mm .. but I think I don't really like .. or .. may be I will like if not too 'curly' )

Then I buy new book about distro and clothing company .. hmm .. maybe I will be fit with this style ..

designers offered

Cindy van Bremen, Dutch designer, was assigned initially by goverment to design sport hijab so the students can easily following exercise class

Jeny Tjahyawaty early 2008