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Title:
The Representation of Traditional Fashion in Indonesian Online Video Culture: A Case Study of “OME TV – Baju Hijau Cantik T0ge Sagne”

5.2. Gendered Framing

T0ge Sagne’s presentation adheres to a “modest yet alluring” paradigm, aligning with Sari’s (2022) findings that female influencers often negotiate social expectations of modesty while still employing visual appeal to sustain engagement. The absence of overtly sexualised framing (e.g., no mid‑riff cuts, conservative accessories) suggests a conscious effort to maintain cultural propriety.

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3. Methodology

  1. Visual Content Analysis – Frame‑by‑frame coding of 4 minutes 30 seconds of video footage, focusing on: news articles) to validate interpretations.

    • Costume details (fabric, pattern, silhouette)
    • Mise‑en‑scene (color palette, lighting, background)
    • Camera work (shots, angles, movement)

  2. Discourse Analysis of Comments – Extraction of the first 500 comments (sorted by “Top”) using the YouTube API; thematic coding for sentiment, cultural references, and consumer intent.

  3. Platform Metrics Review – Collection of metadata (upload date, tags, thumbnail, view‑count trajectory) to assess algorithmic factors. view‑count trajectory) to assess algorithmic factors.

  4. Triangulation – Cross‑checking findings with secondary sources (e.g., fashion blogs, news articles) to validate interpretations.

All data were collected in compliance with YouTube’s Terms of Service (July 2025 revision) and anonymised to protect user privacy.