KUALA LUMPUR: Malaysia Airlines Bhd (MAB) has announced a strategic partnership with fashion brand Farah Khan to reenergise the design aesthetic of the national carrier’s iconic kebaya and other uniforms.
Through the partnership, the fashion brand’s creative director Datuk Seri Farah Khan will design the full range of uniforms of various departments of the airline, including its flight deck, cabin crew, airport and engineering outfits.
Malaysia Airlines chief commercial officer Paul Simmon said Malaysia Airlines uniforms, especially the kebaya, had served as an iconic symbol and a source of great pride for generations.
“With this collaboration, we look forward to taking this a step further, creating a fashionable and functional new collection,” he said in a statement.
Simmon said the new uniforms would continue to be a point of pride for Malaysians as well as mark a fresh new start of MAB transformation for all customers who fly with the airline.
Meanwhile, Farah said MAB clothes were a composite of many facets that fascinated her and her team, while the designs were a sum of their inspirations.
“I am hugely excited about this partnership and the opportunity to make a positive impact in terms of the comprehensive look of cabin crew, ground staff and the rest of Team Malaysia Airlines,” she said.
Farah said her aim was to present Malaysia’s graciousness, warmth and hospitality.
Farah’s designs are favoured internationally and available across more than 70 cities worldwide.
The new collection is expected to be unveiled in the fourth quarter of 2016, going into production soon after. - Bernama
Through the partnership, the fashion brand’s creative director Datuk Seri Farah Khan will design the full range of uniforms of various departments of the airline, including its flight deck, cabin crew, airport and engineering outfits.
Malaysia Airlines chief commercial officer Paul Simmon said Malaysia Airlines uniforms, especially the kebaya, had served as an iconic symbol and a source of great pride for generations.
“With this collaboration, we look forward to taking this a step further, creating a fashionable and functional new collection,” he said in a statement.
Simmon said the new uniforms would continue to be a point of pride for Malaysians as well as mark a fresh new start of MAB transformation for all customers who fly with the airline.
Meanwhile, Farah said MAB clothes were a composite of many facets that fascinated her and her team, while the designs were a sum of their inspirations.
“I am hugely excited about this partnership and the opportunity to make a positive impact in terms of the comprehensive look of cabin crew, ground staff and the rest of Team Malaysia Airlines,” she said.
Farah said her aim was to present Malaysia’s graciousness, warmth and hospitality.
Farah’s designs are favoured internationally and available across more than 70 cities worldwide.
The new collection is expected to be unveiled in the fourth quarter of 2016, going into production soon after. - Bernama
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