The Strategy:
SEM crafted an immersive experience that went beyond a typical fashion exhibition. By blending cultural heritage with contemporary design and interactive elements, The Flying Cloth attracted a diverse audience, including Millennials and Gen Z.
Key Activation Highlights:
A Tapestry of Impact: The exhibition showcased a miniature tapestry representing Merdi's 25 years of community development projects across Indonesia.
Multi-faceted Engagement: Activities included a journey opening ceremony, press conference, fashion arts exhibition, workshops, seminars, marketplace, upcycling stations, fashion film screenings, and fashion shows featuring highlights from Merdi's international showcases.
Community Collaboration: The event fostered collaboration with indigenous communities, universities, artists, filmmakers, dancers, socialites, corporate CSR programs, models, and public figures.
Strong Support: The Flying Cloth received backing from The Ministry of Education, Culture, Research, and Technology, Pertamina, Bank Mandiri, Humbang Kriya, Lenzing, and Make Over.
Results:
The two-week exhibition at Museum Nasional Indonesia drew an impressive 5,000 active visitors and achieved a remarkable 11.8 million reach across web and social media platforms.
Key Takeaways:
Purpose-Driven Campaigns Resonate: By highlighting Merdi's commitment to sustainability, Indonesian heritage culture, and community empowerment, the campaign connected with audiences on a deeper level.
Experiential Marketing Drives Engagement: The diverse range of activities provided valuable touchpoints and encouraged audience participation.
Collaboration Amplifies Impact: Partnerships with various communities and organizations broadened the reach and enriched the exhibition's content.