Non-Indians also shop for festive clothes


Clothing stall owner C. Krishnaveni (left) recommending some traditional Indian outfits to customers Katrina Tiew, 38, and her husband Edwin Lau, 43, who were shopping for their two young children at a Deepavali expo in Taman Sutera Utama, Johor Baru.

JOHOR BARU: Ready-made saree and Punjabi suits are some of the Indian attire that are a hit among other races who want to join in the Deepavali festivities.

Katrina Tiew, 38, and her husband Edwin Lau, 43, were some of the shoppers seen browsing from the wide selection of colourful outfits at a Deepavali expo.

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