Hong Kong Indonesian Migrant Workers Show Their Creations at the 2014 Modern Hijab Fashion Show

DDHK News, Hong Kong - As many as 79 Indonesian Migrant Workers (BMI) Hong Kong who participated in the 2014 Modern Hijab Fashion Show demonstrated their creations at a talk show and fan meeting for artist Jenny Rachman, Sunday (16/2), at Grappas Cellar, Jardine. House Central, Hong Kong.

Present as judges at the competition were the capital artists Jeny Rachman, Rita Rachman, Yati Octavia, and Pangky Suwito. The event, which started at 11.15:XNUMX am, had the theme "A Thousand Loves for the Nation's Children, the world of literacy and Jenny Rachman's inner traces".

Before the competition started, the event was also enlivened by the performance of the poco-poco dance from Moreton Dancer, a collection of nasyeed from BMI Hong Kong, as well as the performance of the winner of the Hong Kong BMI karaoke competition.

Jenny Rachman expressed her admiration for the creations of Hong Kong BMIs. "Women must be independent and become bosses in their own country when they return to their homeland," he said.

He hopes that Hong Kong BMIs will continue to equip skills to prepare for their return home.

"The golden rain in the land of the people who are raining stones in their own country, means that it is better in their own country" he ordered.

On this occasion, Jenny Rachman also handed over 20 books to each BMI library in Hong Kong.

Bunga, one of the contestants, said the more competitions like this the better.

"I can express my talents more, especially in designing clothes and make-up," he said. "I want to open a salon class or course in Indonesia, God willing." (Ida / ddhongkong). *