Indonesian top designers presented their dazzling designs during a festive gala dinner in Washington

Posted by Susanna at 7:51 PM, Jul 8, 2010 (Comments)

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Indonesian top designers Oscar Lawalata and Denny Wirawan Indonesian top designers, Oscar Lawalata and Denny Wirawan presented their designs during a fashion show and gala dinner at the Ritz Carlton Hotel in Washington, D.C.

TWO OF INDONESIA'S top designers -- Oscar Lawalata (www.oscarlawalata.net) and Denny Wirawan (www.dennywirawan.com) -- presented their dazzling and intriguing designs during a festive and elegant fashion show and gala dinner at the Ritz Carlton Hotel in Washington, D.C. on Wednesday night, July 7, 2010, that drew a big crowd. The cultural night was entitled "Indonesian Integrated Investment: Remarkable Indonesia," a program initiated by the Indonesian Investment Coordinating Board and supported by the Embassy of Indonesia.

Count Vladimir Tolstoy, Rhoda Septilici, and countess Suzanne TolstoyCount Vladimir Tolstoy, Rhoda Septilici, and countess Suzanne Tolstoy

THE EVENT portrayed the blend of Indonesian culture culminating in tenun as one of the traditional textiles used by Indonesian top fashion designers. Cita Tenun Indonesia/Indonesian Woven Cloths Association's (CTI) mission is to preserve original Indonesian woven cloths, tenun, and to establish Indonesia as a central market for woven textiles. CTI also provides various training programs to increase production and quality and expand the market at home and abroad.

Models show designs by Denny Wirawan and Oscar LawalataModels show designs by Denny Wirawan and Oscar Lawalata

LAST SUMMER President Obama's mother Ann Dunham's collection of Indonesian batik was shown at Mandarin Hotel in Washington, D.C. An event that also included a gala dinner, where the guest of honor was the president's sister, Indonesian born Maya Soetoro-Ng.

Designer Oscar Lawalata is being interviewed by the media.Designer Oscar Lawalata is being interviewed by the media.

Designer Oscar Lawalata to the right.Designer Oscar Lawalata to the right.

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