Culture, comfort, colour: Deepavali style honours tradition with modern flair


There is demand for saree materials that offer comfort, suit Malaysia’s hot and humid climate, and are easy to drape and manage. Photo: Thasselz Collection

Deepavali, a festival observed by Hindus, Jains, Sikhs and Newar Buddhists, is a time for reflection, generosity and togetherness – marked by temple visits, charitable acts and shared meals with family and friends.

Choosing what to wear for Deepavali has become as much a part of the celebration as the festivities themselves, with many embracing vibrant colours, intricate fabrics and modern interpretations of classic styles.

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