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Payal Harilela
Payal Harilela
Fashion Designer / Graphic Designer / Photographer
Fashion Designer / Graphic Designer / Photographer
Jakarta / Indonesia
Jakarta / Indonesia
I am Payal Harilela, born and brought up in Indonesia with Indian roots. As a fashion designer I take confidence in exploring the unknown possibilities in creating a collection. I love to blend textile and contemporary design. This constant innovation and explorations of research and design aims to break the barrier between concepts and prints.
Recent Projects
Recent Projects
2022
Note to Self
Note to Self is a collection which was made in 2022 May. This Collection has been inspired by Tarot Cards and the Unknown possibilities the future holds. Each Tarot Cards has its symbols and hidden meanings which allows different perspectives and interpretations. The project share a journey of self discovery through the prints of a tarot card, encouraging us to perceive life as a doorway of possibilities, a space of potential, a time of curiosity and wonder and an honouring of your trueself. This collection was made through the subtraction cutting method, which means everytime you cut the outcome will be different, allowing one to trust their intuition to create a new design. In addition to this, I have embroidered words of affirmation as a reminder to the wearer that nomatter what the situation is in life they matter.
2022
Note to Self
Note to Self is a collection which was made in 2022 May. This Collection has been inspired by Tarot Cards and the Unknown possibilities the future holds. Each Tarot Cards has its symbols and hidden meanings which allows different perspectives and interpretations. The project share a journey of self discovery through the prints of a tarot card, encouraging us to perceive life as a doorway of possibilities, a space of potential, a time of curiosity and wonder and an honouring of your trueself. This collection was made through the subtraction cutting method, which means everytime you cut the outcome will be different, allowing one to trust their intuition to create a new design. In addition to this, I have embroidered words of affirmation as a reminder to the wearer that nomatter what the situation is in life they matter.
2022
Note to Self
Note to Self is a collection which was made in 2022 May. This Collection has been inspired by Tarot Cards and the Unknown possibilities the future holds. Each Tarot Cards has its symbols and hidden meanings which allows different perspectives and interpretations. The project share a journey of self discovery through the prints of a tarot card, encouraging us to perceive life as a doorway of possibilities, a space of potential, a time of curiosity and wonder and an honouring of your trueself. This collection was made through the subtraction cutting method, which means everytime you cut the outcome will be different, allowing one to trust their intuition to create a new design. In addition to this, I have embroidered words of affirmation as a reminder to the wearer that nomatter what the situation is in life they matter.
2022
Note to Self
Note to Self is a collection which was made in 2022 May. This Collection has been inspired by Tarot Cards and the Unknown possibilities the future holds. Each Tarot Cards has its symbols and hidden meanings which allows different perspectives and interpretations. The project share a journey of self discovery through the prints of a tarot card, encouraging us to perceive life as a doorway of possibilities, a space of potential, a time of curiosity and wonder and an honouring of your trueself. This collection was made through the subtraction cutting method, which means everytime you cut the outcome will be different, allowing one to trust their intuition to create a new design. In addition to this, I have embroidered words of affirmation as a reminder to the wearer that nomatter what the situation is in life they matter.
2021
Candi
Candi is a project inspired by the historical culture in Indonesia. This project was done late 2021. Wood Carving has a traditional history with Indonesian Art . Drawing Inspiration from Borobudur and Barong have created a conversation about the unobserved craftsmanship crafted into each sculpture and blocks found on these individual work of art. The symbols and patterns have been extracted and modernised from these carvings. The floral patterns speaks both of Indonesian and Indian heritage as overlapping elements that have been woven together. The use of traditional textile practices such as ice dye and inspirations of the hybrid culture shows heritage and craftsmanship values of the garment
2021
Candi
Candi is a project inspired by the historical culture in Indonesia. This project was done late 2021. Wood Carving has a traditional history with Indonesian Art . Drawing Inspiration from Borobudur and Barong have created a conversation about the unobserved craftsmanship crafted into each sculpture and blocks found on these individual work of art. The symbols and patterns have been extracted and modernised from these carvings. The floral patterns speaks both of Indonesian and Indian heritage as overlapping elements that have been woven together. The use of traditional textile practices such as ice dye and inspirations of the hybrid culture shows heritage and craftsmanship values of the garment
2021
Candi
Candi is a project inspired by the historical culture in Indonesia. This project was done late 2021. Wood Carving has a traditional history with Indonesian Art . Drawing Inspiration from Borobudur and Barong have created a conversation about the unobserved craftsmanship crafted into each sculpture and blocks found on these individual work of art. The symbols and patterns have been extracted and modernised from these carvings. The floral patterns speaks both of Indonesian and Indian heritage as overlapping elements that have been woven together. The use of traditional textile practices such as ice dye and inspirations of the hybrid culture shows heritage and craftsmanship values of the garment
2021
Candi
Candi is a project inspired by the historical culture in Indonesia. This project was done late 2021. Wood Carving has a traditional history with Indonesian Art . Drawing Inspiration from Borobudur and Barong have created a conversation about the unobserved craftsmanship crafted into each sculpture and blocks found on these individual work of art. The symbols and patterns have been extracted and modernised from these carvings. The floral patterns speaks both of Indonesian and Indian heritage as overlapping elements that have been woven together. The use of traditional textile practices such as ice dye and inspirations of the hybrid culture shows heritage and craftsmanship values of the garment
2021
Felidae
This project was done early 2021. This project was inspired by the desires of a women. Animal print has been widely used in the fashion industry since the 1930s symbolising power, sexuality and known for its vibrant versatility. The body of work explores notion of touch and desires through bold animal prints and textile embellishments that aims to empower women
2021
Felidae
This project was done early 2021. This project was inspired by the desires of a women. Animal print has been widely used in the fashion industry since the 1930s symbolising power, sexuality and known for its vibrant versatility. The body of work explores notion of touch and desires through bold animal prints and textile embellishments that aims to empower women
2021
Felidae
This project was done early 2021. This project was inspired by the desires of a women. Animal print has been widely used in the fashion industry since the 1930s symbolising power, sexuality and known for its vibrant versatility. The body of work explores notion of touch and desires through bold animal prints and textile embellishments that aims to empower women
2021
Felidae
This project was done early 2021. This project was inspired by the desires of a women. Animal print has been widely used in the fashion industry since the 1930s symbolising power, sexuality and known for its vibrant versatility. The body of work explores notion of touch and desires through bold animal prints and textile embellishments that aims to empower women
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