This study examines the process of creating casual Muslim clothing inspired by Guo Buto Bondowoso as a source of ideas that represent strong, sturdy, and mystical characters through the shape of the buto's face, reliefs, and stone cracks. The purpose of this creative research is to describe: (1) the process of creating clothing, (2) the finished results of the clothing creation, and (3) the presentation of the clothing creation work. The method used is Practice-Led Research according to Hendriyana (2022) with 4 main stages, namely exploration, design, embodiment, and presentation. The results of the study show that the creation process begins with theme exploration through moodboards, exploration of techniques and materials, then produces 10 female designs, 10 male designs, and 10 girls' designs. At the design stage, 3 best designs were selected, namely 1 male design, 1 female design and 1 kids' female design. The embodiment stage includes model measurements, pattern making, fabric cutting, sewing, and finishing the clothing. The results of the creation of the work are casual Muslim clothing with the application of cutting, printing, embroidery, layering, and the use of earthy colors inspired by the visual character of Guo Buto Bondowoso. The fashion work has been presented at the Grand Jury event and the 37th Annual Fashion Show “MADJADIKARA” 2025.