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Nusa, or "island,” and antara, which means "between,” are two Old Javanese words; together, they form the term Nusantara. It is also referred to as the Malay Archipelago, encompassing a group of countries, namely Malaysia, Indonesia, Singapore, Brunei, and the Philippines. Nusantara holds manifold meanings to different people, and its definition has passed through changes over time. The term encapsulates the rich cultural, historical, and geographical tapestry of the region, illustrating the reciprocal influence of the islands and the inimitable identities of the nations within them.
On the evening of November 25, the Centralwalk i-City bore witness to the culmination of a week brimming with artistry, innovation, and cultural festivities. The MSU Modest Selangor Runway 2023—Charm of Nusantara of the School of Hospitality and Creative Arts (SHCA), in collaboration with the I-City group, stood as a testament to the unity of “One Shah Alam, One Destination." Collaborating with the upscale hijab brand Bawal Exclusive, the runway displayed the collaborative essence of Nusantara Womenswear with a distinctive touch, featuring the creations of twelve designers.
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The creative expressions, designs, and skills of students enrolled in the Bachelor in Fashion Design in Marketing (Honours) (BFD) and Diploma in Fashion Design (DFD) were presented. The runway was centred around the Nusantara theme, zeroing in on celebrating and highlighting the cultural richness of the Nusantara region, as well as the pivotality of preserving and revitalising cultural heritage.
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The runway was a visual symphony, orchestrated by the creativity of UEDA College of Fashion, Osaka, Japan; a mesmerising fusion of Hijab Collection X MSU Alumni; Nusantara Menswear; and the pinnacle of elegance, Nusantara Womenswear X Bawal Exclusive.
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Nusantara Menswear featured designs by a talented group of designers, including Mohd Sallehi Sabang, Mursarah Shazwani Sharifuddin, Anis Salahuddin, Dea Exsa Suparman Parto Tain, Nur Batrisyia Dania Hasnan, Siti Maliyanah Hasnizam, and Hazirah Atiqah Suhaini, all embarking on BFD. Additionally, Zansa Balqis Mohd Zainul, Ezra Synidang Motijol, Nur Syahirah Ismail, Nur Amalia Adriana Sahrul Azman, Putri Azwin Azwa Nazri, Krishanti Tharmayogan, Anita Sibarani Ahmat Rasit, and Nina Adriana Mohd Rizal striving for DFD.
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In the showcase of Nusantara Womenswear X Bawal Exclusive, a collection of forty-one garments was presented by twelve zealous designers in their pursuit of DFD. The designers featured in this collection include Puteri Balqis Deli Darwin, Ainnur Haliza Asmadi, Noel Vinod Kalai Selvan, Zansa Balqis Mohd Zainul, Nur Syahirah Ismail, Ezra Synidang Motijol, Siti Nur Khadijah Othman, Nurlisa Amirah Saharudin, Nur Nina Adriana Mohd Rizal, Anita Sibarani Ahmat Rasit, Nurfarihah Aqilah Azhar, and Alea Hanim Ummar.
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Honouring the occasion were Professor Tan Sri Dato’ Wira Dr. Mohd Shukri Ab Yajid, President of MSU; Tan Sri Lim Kim Hong, i-Berhad Chairman; Hitoshi Tajima, President of UEDA College of Fashion Japan; Professor Dr. Abdul Jalil Ghazali, Senior Vice President for Industry Linkages & Entrepreneurship; Dato’ Rosli Yusof, Senior Vice President Endowment & Communication; Azizul Jamaludin, Dean of SHCA; and Zakmalisa Erna Zaki, Deputy Dean of SHCA.
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The event featured SHCA’s donation of RM 3,000, officially handed over to Yayasan MSU.
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The sponsors for the occasion included Corporate Affairs Commerce Dot Com, Private Colour Academy, Bride Outlet, SD Advance Sdh Bhd, Bawal Exclusive, Abayafywamustafa.Co, and Noor Afra Batik.
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Nusa, or "island,” and antara, which means "between,” are two Old Javanese words; together, they form the term Nusantara. It is also referred to as the Malay Archipelago, encompassing a group of countries, namely Malaysia, Indonesia, Singapore, Brunei, and the Philippines. Nusantara holds manifold meanings to different people, and its definition has passed through changes over time. The term encapsulates the rich cultural, historical, and geographical tapestry of the region, illustrating the reciprocal influence of the islands and the inimitable identities of the nations within them.
On the evening of November 25, the Centralwalk i-City bore witness to the culmination of a week brimming with artistry, innovation, and cultural festivities. The MSU Modest Selangor Runway 2023—Charm of Nusantara of the School of Hospitality and Creative Arts (SHCA), in collaboration with the I-City group, stood as a testament to the unity of “One Shah Alam, One Destination." Collaborating with the upscale hijab brand Bawal Exclusive, the runway displayed the collaborative essence of Nusantara Womenswear with a distinctive touch, featuring the creations of twelve designers.
The creative expressions, designs, and skills of students enrolled in the Bachelor in Fashion Design in Marketing (Honours) (BFD) and Diploma in Fashion Design (DFD) were presented. The runway was centred around the Nusantara theme, zeroing in on celebrating and highlighting the cultural richness of the Nusantara region, as well as the pivotality of preserving and revitalising cultural heritage.
The runway was a visual symphony, orchestrated by the creativity of UEDA College of Fashion, Osaka, Japan; a mesmerising fusion of Hijab Collection X MSU Alumni; Nusantara Menswear; and the pinnacle of elegance, Nusantara Womenswear X Bawal Exclusive.
Nusantara Menswear featured designs by a talented group of designers, including Mohd Sallehi Sabang, Mursarah Shazwani Sharifuddin, Anis Salahuddin, Dea Exsa Suparman Parto Tain, Nur Batrisyia Dania Hasnan, Siti Maliyanah Hasnizam, and Hazirah Atiqah Suhaini, all embarking on BFD. Additionally, Zansa Balqis Mohd Zainul, Ezra Synidang Motijol, Nur Syahirah Ismail, Nur Amalia Adriana Sahrul Azman, Putri Azwin Azwa Nazri, Krishanti Tharmayogan, Anita Sibarani Ahmat Rasit, and Nina Adriana Mohd Rizal striving for DFD.
In the showcase of Nusantara Womenswear X Bawal Exclusive, a collection of forty-one garments was presented by twelve zealous designers in their pursuit of DFD. The designers featured in this collection include Puteri Balqis Deli Darwin, Ainnur Haliza Asmadi, Noel Vinod Kalai Selvan, Zansa Balqis Mohd Zainul, Nur Syahirah Ismail, Ezra Synidang Motijol, Siti Nur Khadijah Othman, Nurlisa Amirah Saharudin, Nur Nina Adriana Mohd Rizal, Anita Sibarani Ahmat Rasit, Nurfarihah Aqilah Azhar, and Alea Hanim Ummar.
Honouring the occasion were Professor Tan Sri Dato’ Wira Dr. Mohd Shukri Ab Yajid, President of MSU; Tan Sri Lim Kim Hong, i-Berhad Chairman; Hitoshi Tajima, President of UEDA College of Fashion Japan; Professor Dr. Abdul Jalil Ghazali, Senior Vice President for Industry Linkages & Entrepreneurship; Dato’ Rosli Yusof, Senior Vice President Endowment & Communication; Azizul Jamaludin, Dean of SHCA; and Zakmalisa Erna Zaki, Deputy Dean of SHCA.
The event featured SHCA’s donation of RM 3,000, officially handed over to Yayasan MSU.
The sponsors for the occasion included Corporate Affairs Commerce Dot Com, Private Colour Academy, Bride Outlet, SD Advance Sdh Bhd, Bawal Exclusive, Abayafywamustafa.Co, and Noor Afra Batik.