Malaysian fashion designers pay homage to tradition this Chinese New Year


Inspired by Peranakan culture, Melinda Looi's designs comprise broad-shouldered garments with wide sleeves, V-necks and buttoned-up collars

Celebrating the Chinese New Year calls for a fresh start – especially fashion-wise. From head to toe, all clothes and accessories must be new, in order to welcome the year on an auspicious note.

That said, classic silhouettes have not lost their appeal. Designers are still looking at traditional wear for inspiration. Cheongsam and qipao, for example, remain well-loved staples.

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