A fashion show held at the new Sira Village outlet on Serangan is bidding for a Guinness World Record.
All 67 outfits worn by the models on the runway were made from fabrics with eco-certification.
The third season of Labdanation Fashion Week took place on the evening of 28 October. It was organised by Labda Anugerah Tekstil, a Denpasar-based digital textile printing company, with support from Indonesia's Ministry of Industry. The record attempt is in the category "most outfits made from certified eco-textiles in a single fashion show".
The Sunset Mandala stage at Sira Village and collections by Morrato, Kimmyra and Bali's Institute of Design and Business. Photos: JPNN, Bali Post, Kilas Bali, Balinetizen
Collections were presented by four local labels — Morrato, Kimmyra, Unice and Novel Mice — and by Bali's Institute of Design and Business (IDB Bali). All the garments are made from cotton and viscose, and each design is protected by intellectual property rights.
The record attempt is being assessed by a Guinness World Records adjudicator. Labda's chief operating officer, Widjaja Ng, sees the record as a way to show the world what Indonesia's textile industry is capable of. "A record like this can only be broken by working together — no company could manage it alone," he said.
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