PINTU Incubator is dedicated to supporting the Indonesia-France fashion ecosystem by empowering talented young designers from both countries through market expansion, product development, and cultural exchange. One of its key initiatives is the Fashion Parade Show featuring five brands from the PINTU Incubator's second curation, alongside six alumni from École Duperré Paris. This exciting runway show, titled “PINTU Incubator Participants X École Duperré,” took place on Wednesday, July 31, 2024, during the sixth day of the JF3 Fashion Festival 2024 at the Salsa Fashion Tent, Summarecon Mall Serpong.

During the registration phase for the 2024 program, PINTU Incubator received over 500 submissions, reflecting the overwhelming enthusiasm of young designers eager to participate in this initiative. Following a rigorous selection process, the first curation results were announced on March 20, 2024, advancing seven brands to the next phase. These brands engaged in a series of workshops, coaching sessions, and intensive mentoring led by industry professionals in fashion, business, branding, and law. On July 5, 2024, the second curation narrowed the field to five brands, who presented their collections at the “PINTU Incubator Participants X École Duperré” parade show at JF3 2024. The participating brands were:

• Enigma Art Textile presented a collection called “Circularity.”
  ENIGMA ART TEXTILE marries art with textile to create contemporary designs influenced by Indonesian culture. Crafted by hand using 100% organic fibers, their textiles are individually created in Central Java and Bali, emphasizing sustainability and environmental responsibility in their high-quality, organic materials.
• Tales and Wonders presented "Balinese Ramayana."
  Specializing in Indonesian fashion and lifestyle products, TALES AND WONDERS draws inspiration from folklore and fairy tales worldwide, infusing moral values into their creations. Committed to sustainability, they use GOTS-certified prints in their environmentally friendly fashion designs.
• SENSES featured "GALA.”
  SENSES integrates cultural heritage into modern fashion by blending traditional patterns with contemporary textiles. Their garments feature intricate embroidery and fine beadwork, showcasing exceptional craftsmanship and attention to detail.
• HAM! JEANSKU (Denim It Up)  showcased "Dunia Denimitup” (The World of Denimitup).
  HAM! JEANSKU redefines classic blue jeans by incorporating a spectrum of colors, moving away from traditional blue. Their bright and eclectic creations stand out in fashion, offering a unique, contemporary twist on timeless apparel, appealing to those expressing their individuality through fashion.
• ARAE unveiled “Spring/Summer.”
  ARAE is a community-based social enterprise championing sustainability with a focus on eco-print and natural dyes. Inspired by foliage, their designs blend nature with style through simple casual forms, ideal for various occasions. Their use of biodegradable fabrics not only makes a fashion statement but also supports over 650 individuals in ecological and social enhancement.

These five PINTU Incubator participants shared the runway with six alumni from École Duperré Paris:

• Coline Percin presented "Terraterre - The Imaginary Wardrobe", a ready-to-wear collection that showcases her love for thread crafts like knitting and crochet, painting a vision of comfortable everyday wear.
• Louisa Gauchon showcased "Who Will Be Crowned the Big Winner?”. Her collection merges high cultural aesthetics with popular culture, creating a new hybrid style. Gauchon views her work as a playground for exploring life's hierarchies, with a collection that dialogues between sportswear materials and baroque elements.
• Guy Chassaing featured "Shreds Metamorphosis", inspired by the 1975 documentary "Grey Gardens," celebrates creativity amid decay. With a sensitive approach, Chassaing revitalizes the spirit through garments crafted from scraps and leftover materials.
• Ninon Fievet revealed “Paper Parade”, a collection inspired by the art of origami. Challenging the fashion industry, Ninon experiments with everyday objects, such as paper, inviting art enthusiasts to discover beauty in the mundane.
• Daniel Cheruzel displayed "Retourner La Cournée” (Return the Curve). He offers an unconventional collection that explores concepts of body anatomy and parasites, expressed through the use of jewelry and sculptures combining metal and leather materials.
• Noemie Jondot introduced "En Un Battement D'Aile” (In a Wingbeat), inspired by Tchaikovsky's "Swan Lake." The collection narrates the transformation from a dark swan to a radiant white swan, featuring a progression from black coats to grey pearl-accented evening gowns, culminating in a luminous white bridal dress.

On Monday, August 9, 2024, PINTU Incubator announced two brands that successfully passed the third and final curation: Enigma and Senses. Both brands will receive intensive mentoring and gain access to global fashion networks as they prepare for their international debut at the prestigious Premiere Classe Trade Show from September 28-30, 2024, at the Carrousel du Louvre, Paris.