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IN2MOTIONFEST 2025, part of the Indonesia Sharia Economic Festival (ISEF), was successfully held from 8–12 October 2025 at the JIEXPO Convention Center & Theater, Jakarta.
The event attracted 90,955 visitors and generated more than Rp 16.2 billion in transactions and business opportunities through diverse programs including fashion parades, business matching, focus group discussions, and seminars highlighting future trends, innovation, and business strategies.
This year’s festival showcased over 20 fashion shows, presenting more than 1,785 collections by 214 designers from Indonesia and abroad. Carrying the theme “One Vision, One Movement: Advancing Indonesian Modest Fashion Through Synergy & Collaboration,” IN2MOTIONFEST emphasized stakeholder collaboration to build an ethical, sustainable, and globally competitive modest fashion ecosystem. The event also explored innovations in modest fashion through locally sourced textiles, aligning with global sustainability and green economy initiatives.
Business matching activities resulted in commitments exceeding Rp 8.9 billion, including the Wastra Business Matching program, which engaged 100 MSMEs from IKRA members and enterprises supported by Bank Indonesia, partner ministries, and institutions. New initiatives added fresh impact, such as the “Clearance Sale for Charity,” raising over Rp 150 million for social causes, and the Jastiper Program, which supported resellers and contributed to overall sales.
The Indonesia Fashion Chamber (IFC), through its Research and Education Division, also launched the Modest Fashion Trend Forecasting (MFTF) Recode 2026/2027 book. Serving as both a guide and strategic reference for industry players, the publication maps key trends shaped by social, cultural, technological, and sustainability factors. Supported by Bank Indonesia, the book further strengthens Indonesia’s modest fashion ecosystem and positions it for global growth.
