Fashion trends come and go, but the classics are still favoured for Hari Raya

By BERVIN CHEONG

Hari Raya is an occasion for the whole family to dress up in in classic favourites. Offerings from Lubna include traditional attire-inspired clothes for cats. Photo: Zalora

Fashion trends come and go, but classics like the baju kurung, kebaya and kaftan remain as favourites for Hari Raya.

Most brands and designers are however, providing a modern take on such designs.

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