Women's Kebaya Fashion 90s Until Now

Abstract

Kebaya is a type of upper garment traditionally worn by Southeast Asian women. In Indonesia, the use of kebaya has been worn by women for a long time. The existence of kebaya as a trend of sanitary napkins for the appearance of Indonesian women is something that is indisputable. That reality can be seen from the track record of never-ending past searches. More interestingly, the existence of the kebaya trend is influenced by many external factors, such as politics which is able to provide a breath of fresh air of change from the times. As during the political upheaval of the 1998 reform period, it has been able to bring about the impact of change. After the 1998 Reformation that hit the democratic system in Indonesia, it has been able to bring about major changes on Indonesian society and the culture it produces. Kebaya as one of the cultural products of Indonesian women's clothing has experienced a significant development in form, function, and meaning.