In Malaysia, designer Jimmy Wong finds his roots – and a fresh fashion beginning

By BERVIN CHEONG

To Jimmy Wong, clothes should be lived in and not just seen on the runway. Photo: The Star/ART CHEN

Like so many other Asians urged towards more conventional careers, Jimmy Wong bypassed fashion school – yet his love for style never left him.

His creative journey began with studying interior design.

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