How Malaysian designer Natasha Khan shapes fashion – and the next-gen talent


Natasha Khan holds strong views on the realities of fashion, believing that practical skills are just as important as creativity. Photo: The Star/YAP CHEE HONG

It is often said that those who can’t, teach – a notion Natasha Khan disproves. As both a designer and a lecturer, she is equally comfortable crafting garments in the studio as she is guiding the next generation of fashion talents.

Despite having an outward stern demeanour, Natasha quickly warms up during the photoshoot and interview.

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