How Malaysian designers are making their name beyond the country's borders


Designers are including heritage textiles into their designs, which highlight Malaysia's diversity. Pictured here is a model walking Melinda Looi's show in Jakarta. Photo: IN2MF

With the fashion industry now a global playing field, designers are not limited to showcasing their creativity just within their home country.

From trade shows to fashion weeks, Malaysia is able to make its mark internationally.

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