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Home Economics Journal
Published by Universitas Negeri Yogyakarta
ISSN : 25794272     EISSN : 25794280     DOI : -
Core Subject : Economy,
Economics, Econometrics & Finance
Home Economics Journal adalah jurnal ilmiah sebagai wadah pertukaran, pengembangan, dan desiminasi ilmu pengetahuan dalam ruang lingkup pendidikan vokasional di bidang boga, busana, rias, pariwisata dan industri kreatif.
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THE APPLICATION OF SWAN IDEA SOURCE ON BRIDAL FASHION Ningrum, Vinna Kumala; Russanti, Irma
Home Economics Journal Vol. 8 No. 2 (2024): October
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Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.21831/hej.v8i2.76247

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Swans are the most loyal animals that only mate once in a lifetime. The purpose of this research is to find out the process of making and the finished result of bridal fashion with a swan as the source of the idea. This research method uses a three-stage design process approach. This method consists of three stages of research: problem definition and research, creative exploration and implementation. The design direction was determined in the initial stage, and in the second stage, a moodboard was made. The implementation stage involves applying a swan feather and manipulating fabric decoration as the centre of attention on the bridal outfit. The process of manipulating fabric starts with preparing copper wire, segment fabric and brocade fabric, then cutting to form strands of swan feathers and sewn with balut stitch on all sides to unite the three materials. The results of this research show bridal fashion with feather-shaped manipulating fabric decoration, with two designs of men's and women's bridal fashion. The final result is the style of Muslim clothing, according to the provisions of Islamic law, intended to cover parts of the body that are inappropriate to be shown to the public. The primary material is tille sequins and satin maxmara lining with the appropriate size, but it does not show the shape of the woman's body so that it can be worn for Muslim women wearing hijab.
ANALYSIS VIDEO BASED LEARNING DESIGN IN PRACTICE COURSE AT VOCATIONAL SCHOOL Puspitasari, Feny; Pratama, Mulki Rezka Budi
Home Economics Journal Vol. 8 No. 2 (2024): October
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Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.21831/hej.v8i2.67927

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This study aims to design educational videos as video-based learning and determine the design that makes students more interested in paying attention to the distance learning process. If students want to pay attention to the material during the learning process, students will also get the maximum learning experience. The study was focused on the Department of Fashion at SMKN 1 Dawuan Subang to improve clarity. To obtain empirical data, this study used quantitative comparative with data collection using questionnaires with census sampling. The number of respondents is 22 students. The steps are input measurement design video with Bandicam and output measurement obtained from the evaluation results based on three elements for video design and implementation: cognitive load, student engagement, and active learning together. The data collection technique used a questionnaire. The results indicate that video-based learning using Bandicam was most effective in organizing tempo, but more attention must be paid to segmentation because the visualization video was formal and tended to be static. Further research should explore video-based learning using more engaging and dynamic applications like Prezi or similar tools.
ASIATIC LILY FLOWER AS A SOURCE OF PARTY CLOTHING CREATION IDEAS Salsabillah, Laylisa; Yulistiana, Yulistiana
Home Economics Journal Vol. 8 No. 2 (2024): October
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Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.21831/hej.v8i2.76404

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The Asiatic lily flower has a unique beauty, its bright colors, large and curved petals are very eye-catching. The purpose of writing this article is to describe the process of making and finished party clothing using the idea of the Asiatic Lily flower as a detail of manipulating fabric. The method used is the double diamond model, which consists of 4 stages, namely the discover stage by searching, finding and collecting information to be used as a source of ideas. The define stage is defining the information that has been obtained at the discover stage, then expressed in the form of a moodboard. The develop stage, namely the design ideas that have been described through a moodboard, are realized in the form of fashion sketches, and are developed, tested, revised and refined. The deliver stage is analyzing and explaining the results of the finished fashion design from the source of the Asiatic lily flower idea. The resulting party attire is as expected. The application of manipulating asiatic lily flower fabric succeeded in beautifying the appearance. Apart from that, the addition of manipulating fabric cording and the asymmetrical arrangement of manipulating fabric flowers gives a unique impression to party clothing.
BAMBU PETUNG AS INSPIRATION FOR MAKING CASUAL CLOTHES WITH A KIMONO SILHOUETTE Nur'aini, Rifa; Sugiyem, Sugiyem
Home Economics Journal Vol. 9 No. 1 (2025): May
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Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.21831/hej.v9i1.77165

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Batik is an ancestral cultural heritage that combines technology and art with a lengthy production process involving multiple stages. However, interest in classic batik among teenagers and women in their 20s has declined, as its motifs and colors are often perceived as outdated and unfashionable. This study aims to develop casual fashion designs inspired by bamboo to create modern batik motifs. Using a Research and Development (R&D) method, the study employed public response questionnaires to identify design preferences among young women. The results reveal a modern, fashionable, and aesthetically pleasing design that remains comfortable. The combination of kimono and culottes was found to enhance comfort and appeal. Expert evaluations yielded average scores of 47.5 for the motif, 48 for batik quality, and 32 for casual design. Meanwhile, responses from 51 participants indicated that the most appreciated aspects were motif elements, the meaning behind the motifs, and color combinations, followed by motif placement on casual fashion silhouettes and design details. These findings suggest that blending traditional elements (batik, kimono) with modern styles (culottes, casual fashion) is well-received by the target market in terms of both aesthetics and functionality. Future research should explore more diverse color combinations and garment details while maintaining the kimono-culotte concept to broaden the market reach.
AMPHITRITE AS A SOURCE OF IDEAS FOR PARTY DRESS WITH BEADS EMBROIDERY Alexandra, Salma Calista; Wiana, Winwin
Home Economics Journal Vol. 9 No. 1 (2025): May
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Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.21831/hej.v9i1.82181

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This study examines the creation of a party dress inspired by Amphitrite, a sea goddess from Greek mythology, with the potential to be a valuable source of ideas for making a party dress with beads and embroidery garniture. The main objective of this research is to create an aesthetically pleasing party dress with a cultural value that could elevate the elegance of the dress. The Double Diamond model method is used to conduct further studies. In the Discover stage, information on Amphitrite was gathered from various sources and synthesized into a mood board. During the Define stage, three design concepts were developed, with one selected for further refinement based on its alignment with Amphitrite's mythological persona. The development stage visualizes the chosen design, incorporating flowing fabrics to reflect ocean waves and intricate details. The Deliver stage focused on elevating the value of the dress, with the beading embroidery technique added to enhance its connection to ancient history within the dress. The final product is a figure-hugging party dress with a hidden tale of Amphitrite through the trident as a bedazzled garniture that adorned the front of the dress. Future research may explore other mythological figures or integrate advanced techniques to deepen the fashion narrative.
THE IMPACT OF FAST FASHION ON THE DEVELOPMENT OF LOCAL FASHION BRANDS IN BANDA ACEH fitriana, fitriana; Salsabilla, Dinda; Prayudha, Agung Rorhi
Home Economics Journal Vol. 9 No. 1 (2025): May
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Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.21831/hej.v9i1.82944

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The rise of new trends in the fashion industry, particularly fast fashion, has accelerated the fashion cycle's pace. Fast fashion is a trend ained at following the latest styles and attracting consumers with low prices. This study aims to determine the influence of fast fashion on the marketing of local fashion brands in Banda Aceh, the devolopment of fashion among university students, and the impact of fast fashion on student concumerism culture. The study employs a quanitative research method with o correlational approach, using a sample of 63 Fashion Desigh students selected based on Slovin's formula. Data were collected online and analyzed using Likert Scale. The results, based on the Pearson produk-moment correlation test, indicate that fast fashion has a significant influence on the marketing and devolopment of local fashion brand in Banda Aceh. The concumerism cilture among students, who tend to prefer fast fashion products, is influenced by several factors, including relatively lover prices and the technplogical expansion of online sales through e-commerce platforms widely used today. The students' economic condition, primarily relying on allowances from their parents, also play a role. Despite facing challenges in pricing and production capacity, local brands in Banda Aceh have significant opportunities to grow by leveraging sustainable fashion trends. Local brands must remain competitive in production and marketing strategies and collaborate with the government anf other stakeholders to support the development of local products.
ALTERNATIVE CLOSURE-FASTENERS FOR ELDERLY-FRIENDLY ADAPTIVE CLOTHING: A CASE STUDY OF ELDERLY WOMEN Ghasany, Fatimah; Feny Puspitasari
Home Economics Journal Vol. 9 No. 1 (2025): May
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Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.21831/hej.v9i1.85943

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The growth of the elderly population in Indonesia is predicted to increase in 2025. Changes in the ratio of potential support for the elderly are decreasing, thereby affecting the fulfillment of the elderly's needs. The elderly have difficulty dressing independently due to their declining physical condition. The need for adaptive clothing answers the solution but is rarely found in Indonesia. Previous studies have only focused on physical disabilities, cerebral palsy, and arthritis. This study focuses on problematic factors in dressing for the elderly and the concept of adaptive clothing design that is friendly to the elderly regarding the closure-fastener access feature. This study uses the design thinking method. The respondent selection technique uses the purposive sampling method with criteria 1) women aged at least 60 years, 2) communicating well, 3) having difficulty dressing, and 4) having complaints of physical conditions. Data collection techniques use trials and interviews. Alternative closure features that are tested are magnet, velcro, and zipper. The test results show that the velcro closure feature has a high percentage of access to use in terms of comfort and safety, the magnetic closure feature has a high rate in comfort aspect equivalent to velcro, and the zipper closure feature has a low percentage in all aspects tested. Based on the trial results, the blouse model with velcro closure is most recommended. Furthermore, this research can be expanded to explore adaptive clothing further due to the limited availability of adaptive clothing in Indonesia.
STORY OF PALAH TEMPLE IN EAST JAVA BATIK VISUALIZATION Putri, Talisa Fasya Laksita; Indarti, Indarti
Home Economics Journal Vol. 9 No. 1 (2025): May
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Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.21831/hej.v9i1.74238

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Folktales are stories that are told for generations among the people of a region or country. Folklore often serves as a means to convey cultural values, morals, and traditional knowledge from one generation to the next. The purpose of this research is to describe the process of designing batik motifs using the idea of the Palah Temple story as an alternative to East Javanese batik. The research method uses the Double Diamond Model design research method. The Double Diamond Model consists of four stages: Discover, Define, Develop, and Deliver. In the initial stage, the design direction of the batik motif was determined by exploring sources of ideas to be used as a mood board. In the second stage, the researcher develops the moodboard by stylizing the motif development. The third stage is preparing the stylization of the batik motif development by preparing the motif composition. This research has yielded two themes and six developments of batik motifs. The fourth stage involves selecting the best motif to be realized as a long batik cloth prototype, measuring 250 x 115 cm, with the theme "Guardians of God's Wealth." The creation of the Temple Palah story in East Java batik visualization enriches the diversity of East Java batik motifs.
A NEGOTIATING GENDER AND CULTURE: A SEMIOTIC ANALYSIS OF ANGGINI'S COSTUME IN WIRO SABLENG 1995 AND 2018 Puspitasari, Feny; Piliang, Yasraf Amir; Kahdar, Kahfiati; Waskita, Dana
Home Economics Journal Vol. 9 No. 2 (2025): October
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Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.21831/hej.v9i2.80463

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Different cinematic contexts reflect filmmakers' varied perspectives and intentions, shaping the visual ideologies presented on screen. One principal means by which filmmakers articulate such ideologies is through costume design. Costumes function not merely as clothing but as symbolic artefacts that convey social, cultural, and ideological meanings. They play a vital role in shaping audience perceptions of characters and their roles while revealing more profound insights into identity, values, and worldviews. Previous research has highlighted how costumes contribute to character identity, particularly in terms of status, role, and psychological attributes. This study employs Roland Barthes’ semiotic theory and content analysis to explore the denotative and connotative meanings of costumes. The aim is to deepen the understanding of costume as a visual medium and to examine its ideological function, particularly in character representation. The analysis focuses on the character Anggini in the Wiro Sableng series (1995) and the movie (2018). Findings indicate that Anggini’s costume in the 1995 series reflects traditional cultural values, emphasising modesty, elegance, and femininity. In contrast, the 2018 film's costumes portray female strength more explicitly, influenced by Western aesthetics and the film’s multinational context. A structural costume pattern for female warrior characters typically consists of traditional female attire on the upper body, accompanied by male or unisex garments below for enhanced agility, and functional footwear for combat. These findings offer practical insights for emerging costume or fashion designers working with female warrior archetypes in Indonesian cinema.
EXPLORING TURKISH ARCHITECTURAL HERITAGE THROUGH FASHION: A DESIGN INSPIRED BY THE BASILICA CISTERN Tria Astha Parameswara Putri; Indarti, Indarti
Home Economics Journal Vol. 9 No. 2 (2025): October
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Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.21831/hej.v9i2.84860

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The historical building, Basilica Cistern, possesses strong architectural values, characterised by tall columns and a roof structure that forms geometric patterns. These architectural elements inspire the creation of an eveningwear collection. To develop textures inspired by the building, the fabric manipulation technique of surface cording is applied, offering flexibility to shape according to the design concept. To emphasise the firm architectural texture, Duchesse satin is chosen for its stiff and glossy characteristics. The combination of surface cording and duchess satin represents the geometric forms of the Basilica Cistern’s ceiling in the garment design. This study aims to examine the process of designing and producing eveningwear inspired by the Basilica Cistern’s ceiling structure through fabric manipulation using surface cording. The research applies the FEA Consumer Need Model developed by Orzada & Kallal (2021), which consists of six stages: problem identification, preliminary ideas, design refinement, prototype development, evaluation, and implementation.  This study aims to explore the architectural characteristics of the Basilica Cistern through surface cording techniques, which can be applied to other fashion designs.

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