Ghea Panggabean highlights the cultural nuances of the archipelago in this festive moment. She presents the collection "Pulang Kampuang," which in Minang language means going back to the hometown. This collection is inspired by embroideries and typical motifs of West Sumatra, such as flowers and Minang shawls, translated into kaftans, tunics, kimonos, or long pants that can be worn by people of all ages.

The following is the translation of the 'Bahasa' text to 'English' while preserving any html tags: "The collection is dominated by bright colors such as pink and also dark colors like maroon. It uses various materials such as silk, cotton, voal, chiffon, which are comfortable to wear and allow us to move freely during Ramadan or Eid. The clothing models in this collection are also timeless, so they can be worn not only during Ramadan or Eid, but also for other events in the future."

The following 'Bahasa' text translated to 'English' while preserving any html tags: "The 'Black Paradise' themed collection is inspired by the woven fabrics of Kota Kediri, the birthplace of Priyo Oktaviano. This collection is dominated by black, silver, and gray colors in accordance with the 'Black Paradise' theme. With the touch of beads adorning the entire clothing, this becomes a new touch and innovation for modest traditional clothes that are rarely found anywhere."