LayarHijau – Dilraba Dilmurat stepped out in a custom couture gown by Indonesian designers Janice Setyawan and Benita Setyawan at her fan meeting in Beijing on September 22, 2026. The gown was created by MAQUINN Couture, the Indonesian fashion house founded by the twin sisters.
MAQUINN shared details of the look on its official Instagram account, @maquinnofficial, in a post published four days ago. According to the fashion house, the gown was created exclusively for Dilraba, making her the first person to wear the design. The look was inspired by MAQUINN’s “Art of Her” concept.
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The gown was meticulously tailored to Dilraba’s proportions, with every detail carefully considered for the actress. From the placement of each embellishment to the silhouette and internal construction, the design was customized specifically for her. The pink couture piece features three-dimensional floral details, sheer elements and a long satin cape that gives the look a dramatic finish.
MAQUINN Was Founded by Janice and Benita Setyawan
MAQUINN is an Indonesian fashion house founded by twin sisters Janice Setyawan and Benita Setyawan. The designers have backgrounds in fashion education and training in London and Milan, before establishing MAQUINN as a couture label.
The sisters gained international recognition after being named to the Forbes 30 Under 30 Asia list in 2023 for their work with MAQUINN. The fashion house is known for its couture pieces and intricate craftsmanship, including detailed embroidery and embellishment.
Dilraba Holds First Fan Meeting in Seven Years
Titled “Xiang La Kuang Huan,” or “Spicy Carnival,” Dilraba’s fan meeting took place in Beijing on September 22, 2026. The event marked her first fan meeting in seven years, with 888 fans selected to attend the free gathering through a lottery.
The event was built around the idea of a hot pot party with her fans, with themed spaces recreating different stages of Dilraba’s life, including her childhood bedroom, dance practice room, college dormitory and audition room. During the event, Dilraba recalled that seven years earlier, she had dreamed of sitting down for a hot pot meal with her fans. At the time, she said, her fanbase was smaller, making such a gathering easier to arrange.
Dilraba said she wanted to enjoy the occasion in a relaxed setting and simply be herself. Describing the mood of the celebration, she said, “Today, I want to be a spicy girl. It’s a party for spicy girls.”
She became emotional while watching a video prepared by her fans and was seen wiping away tears. “Seven years have gone by so quickly,” she said. “It makes me look forward even more to seeing how things will change over the next seven years.”
