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| Source: Epson Singapore. A model on the catwalk dressed in an outfit from the BI.ON.IC collection. |
Epson, a digital imaging and printing solutions provider, has collaborated with Indonesian celebrity brand Sky and Thai designer Thanit Tiansivarat to showcase their digitally printed collections at the Jakarta Fashion Week 2017, during Epson’s Print your Passion fashion show.
Sky, co-owned by designers Amot Syamsuri Muda and Andrea Risjad, showcased their BI.ON.IC collection of 46 looks with a futuristic science fiction theme, which takes inspiration from the world of science fiction, technology and extraterrestrial life.
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| Source: Epson Singapore. A child model in an outfit from the digitally printed ELEMENTS collection. |
Tiansivarat, owner and designer of Thai brand Oh! Lala and Dee Project, debuted at Jakarta Fashion Week her ELEMENTS collection, consisting of 12 looks modelled by kids. The collection takes inspiration from nature and the natural elements of earth, water, wind and fire, and is evocative of the transformative and changing powers of nature.
Both the designers’ collections are printed by Epson’s digital textile printers, powered by PrecisionCore technology. The collaboration between Epson and designers aims to showcase the unlimited possibilities of digital textile printing and its role in fashion, and vividly captures the bold and vibrant colours of the collections.
Both the designers’ collections are printed by Epson’s digital textile printers, powered by PrecisionCore technology. The collaboration between Epson and designers aims to showcase the unlimited possibilities of digital textile printing and its role in fashion, and vividly captures the bold and vibrant colours of the collections.
“The collaboration with the designers showcases how Epson’s textile printing technology can help in translating the designers’ vision to reality. Epson’s PrecisionCore technology brings vivid colour reproduction, and can inspire designers in the creation of their design. With digital textile printing, designers are only limited by their imagination. Through our collaborations with local designers, we hope to support the fashion industry and create greater awareness of the possibilities of digital textile printing,” said Shuji Hamaguchi, GM (Southeast Asia), Professional Printing, Epson Singapore.
