Jefri Nichol Unscripted
The Indonesian superstar reflects on his journey as an actor, his love for cinema, and the values that guide his work, life, and sense of style
By Dayne Aduna
When Jefri Nichol says these words, his tone is calm but certain. The idea of “being human” has become the foundation of his life and work. Nearly a decade since he first appeared on screen, the Indonesian actor has learned that what moves people is not perfection but honesty. That sense of authenticity is exactly why he was chosen to front our Black Tie Issue. Formalwear has evolved. Once rigid and uniform, it now reflects the personality of the wearer, allowing room for individuality within tradition. Nichol, who balances a relaxed everyday presence with a thoughtful approach to his craft, embodies this shift. In a suit that marks the peak of formality, he is still unmistakably himself. He says this while sitting in a black suit, crisp and clean, ready for a shoot celebrating black tie style. “I think I’m more of a laid-back guy,” he says with a small..
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