The creator showcases two colorful, spiky handbags from the Indonesian brand Fuguku. She explains the brand's origin story, its pufferfish-inspired design, and its use of recycled materials, while also showing examples of their ready-to-wear clothing line via image overlays. She demonstrates the features of the bags, compares two different sizes, and explains how she styles them to add a fun element to her casual outfits.
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Fuguku is the Jakarta-based fashion brand making puffer fish inspired designs from recycled polyester. The designs are handmade by local craftspeople. I discovered the brand on a trip to Bali last month. #fyp #foryou #designtok #fashiontok #recycled #recycledfashion #indonesianfashion #handbag #fuguku #gr8collab
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Month I was in Bali, and this is all I bought. And I've been getting a lot of compliments when I wear this bag in particular, so I thought it was time to share the gospel with the Internet at large. It's this brand called Fuguku, and they're made in Jakarta by local craftspeople. They're designed to look like pufferfish. They started as handbags best they've now expanded to ready to wear, they have jackets, I saw a really cool pair of shorts, and I just think they're so fun. I've worn this one already. I dress pretty casually no I feel like it kinda spices up any outfit. This is the midi size. It comes like this, you know, kinda smaller, and then as you wear it, it expands a little bit. And then this is the little baby mini one. I've been getting a lot of compliments, so I just figured it was time to pass it on.