This activity also received a good response from Depok residents. Thousands of people were seen crowding the area around the Depok Street Fashion stage.
“We got extraordinary support from the people of Depok. There was a karaoke competition, they all flocked to it. There were even junior high school, high school and elementary school alumni in Depok, they were teenagers in their 90s taking part in the karaoke competition,” he said.
For the next GSI activity, Kiki said he would hold other activities that could hone the talents and creativity of young people. One of them is sports-themed activities and games that young people like.
Ale, one of the teenagers who initiated the CFW, also said the same thing. The man, who usually looks eccentric in his clothes like a professional model, admitted that he was enthusiastic about participating in activities with a 90s theme.
“Today is really full of smiles, and the enthusiasm of Depok residents is very good. They can appreciate young people like us who want to channel their talents through fashion or music, graffiti art, I think it’s good enthusiasm today,” he said.
Ale also said that he was excited for his catwalk action because he had prepared the 90s clothes he had prepared.
“For my preparations this time, I wore clothes from my father and mother. Because coincidentally, my mother and father could be said to be fashionable in their time,” he concluded.