Zaskia Adya Mecca's Minimalist Style in the 'Desert'

Dream - White color is timeless. It's no wonder this color is often favored by many people, including celebrity Zaskia Adya Mecca.

During her vacation in Yogyakarta, Zaskia was seen wearing a white shirt. The classic-cut shirt is made more interesting by tucking one side into the pants and leaving one side out. The shirt looks asymmetrical and stylish.

The two-tone top is paired with dark brown straight pants and a taupe spandex bergo hijab, which is neatly styled. To look more fashionable, Zaskia tucks the wing of the bergo into the shirt.

The wife of Director Hanung Bramantyo also didn't forget to wear sunglasses, completing her look while exploring the desert in Yogyakarta.

How Zaskia Adya Mecca Supports Her Daughter's Interest in Soccer

Dream - Having inner strength and interests from within is important for every child. Nurturing this inner strength certainly requires full support from parents by recognizing the special interests and talents that children have.

“I believe that inner strength is not only measured physically or academically, but also mentally strong, which is reflected in character strength,” explained Zaskia Adya Mecca at the virtual event Biskuat Academy 2022, on Wednesday, October 12, 2022.

This strength can be developed through the development of children's potential in the field of sports. Zaskia Mecca shared her experience in supporting children's potential.

Zaskia's Child Has a Hobby of Playing Soccer

Kala Madali, the second daughter of Zaskia Adya Mecca, has a different hobby from most girls, which is playing soccer. Seeing that, Zaskia doesn't want to limit Kala in pursuing her hobby.

“Kala plays soccer, but because she's a girl and the others are boys, she doesn't get to touch the ball often. But I'm always there for her on the sidelines and arrange playdates with her friends so that her friends can get closer to her,” said Zaskia.

Motivating Children

Zaskia always supports and motivates her daughter to stay confident and practice diligently. She always tries to accompany her

“Until Kala can score a goal, and her friends become more confident in her and pass the ball to Kala when they play together,” said Zaskia.

She always accompanies Kala in pursuing her soccer hobby, from finding a soccer school to academies that further develop her potential.

“We have to be more involved, not just looking for a soccer school, but also finding out about academies or things that can explore children's potential. I also learn and understand, and I accompany my child playing soccer,” said Zaskia.

Facilitating Education

To provide a platform to realize the dreams of Indonesian children like Kala and others, Biskuat is once again organizing the Biskuat Academy 2022 in an online soccer school format. There are seven classes held from September 25 to October 9, 2022.

“Biskuat Academy is here to develop the skills needed by the younger generation to become skilled soccer players while always supporting the inner strength of children, such as bravery, confidence, kindness, and resilience,” said Andhika J. Lestari, Senior Brand Manager of Biskuat at the same event.

There is also a Physical Education (PE) Teacher Workshop, as well as support for the heroes behind the development of children's soccer potential, namely Physical Education, Sports, and Health (Penjasorkes) teachers at the Elementary School level through a Competency Development Workshop on October 15, 2022.

Zaskia Mecca Reveals the Challenges of Raising a Son

Dream - In Islam, children are entrusted and entrusted by Allah SWT to their parents. Later, parents will be held accountable in the afterlife for raising and educating their children.

This is well understood by Zaskia Adya Mecca, who is the mother of 6 children. She has 4 sons and 2 daughters. In raising boys, according to Zaskia, there are quite big challenges. Later, boys will become imams for their families.

"When I first found out I was pregnant with a boy after having 2 daughters, I immediately thought, 'Okay! This time I can't be lax in educating him...' because boys will later become imams... who will be held accountable in the afterlife... not only for themselves, but also for their family (wife and children)," Zaskia wrote on her Instagram account @zaskiadyamecca.