Author: Vicky Fong

Pink Power

“Sweeter by nature, yet bold in its own right,” says Bill Keith, a veteran designer and one of Malaysia’s fashion trailblazers. Wowing the audience with his pink-dominated collection last weekend in Melaka, Bill said since no one had thought of it, why not make a statement in this shocking colour.

Advance eye care technology

Lenses were originally made of glass, but with technological advancements, other materials are now being used.  To know more about our writer Vicky’s experience at ZEISS, the world’s leading precision optics manufacturer that combines technical expertise and innovative ideas to create exceptional visual experiences. Pictured is Vicky going through ZEISS’

Hat Craze Weekend

Although there were no Alice, the angry Queen, or the Rabbit at the recent Mad Hatter’s Tea party, Sarawakians were creative in their own ways to throw a fun-filled theme party. Seen in the photo is a model displaying a creation by Harizan Khaidar. Mad Hatter’s Tea Party blast Last

The Fashion Guru

There are no short cuts to becoming a fashion guru; you need to be a great influence, have a good sense of cultural conversation, have a lot of experience, and most importantly, have trend-worthy appeal. One lady in Malaysia who meets all the criteria is Gillian Hung. Mama G’s mission

Sarawak culture takes to the catwalk

Borneo ethnic-inspired fashion has made its way to London, and the designer who showcased it in such a prestigious venue is a Sarawakian from Kuching — Edric Ong. London Fashion Week Edric Ong (EO) is a multi-award winning international designer of eco textiles and fashion. He is also the architect

Light Up in Style

People will don new clothes to celebrate Deepavali, which is just around the corner. New clothing symbolises a new beginning and a fresh start. The celebration, also known as the Festival of Lights, would not be complete without a touch of magenta, pink, red, yellow, and blue. Celebrating ‘Festival of

Making a Fashion Statement

Jewellery is more than just adornment. Every creation, more often than not, has a backstory — from the history of a particular design to the emotions expressed through the materials used. Preserving cultural heritage through modern fashion Lucille Awen Jon is a well-known Sarawak beader. Pungu Borneo, her accessory label

Sudirman A Malaysian Icon

In his short life, the late Datuk Sudirman Haji Arshad had accomplished so much, from being an A-grade student to graduating in law from the University of Malaya, then being a lawyer, a singer, a songwriter and the greatest entertainer ever, as many Malaysians might remember. A tribute to Asia’s

A nod to the 1920s

At the F3 Festival 2022, FARAMAS models paraded down the runway wearing gowns in shimmering white, gold, and silver, and also stunning headpieces that paid homage to the Roaring 20s. Revival of the 1920s roaring style F3 Festival 2022 was a celebration of fashion, food and family bonding. It was

Piala Seri Endon is back

The much-anticipated Piala Seri Endon Batik Design Competition returns after a two-year hiatus! Walking the runway in modern batik The grand finals of the Piala Seri Endon (PSE) Batik Design Competition 2022, organised by Yayasan Budi Penyayang Malaysia (PENYAYANG), was held on September 4 at the Kuala Lumpur Convention Centre