For many Malaysians, a car is rarely just a means of getting from one place to another. It can mark a first job, a growing family, a long-awaited road trip or simply the daily rhythm ...
LeSportsac is bringing Doraemon back into the world of fashion with its Fall 2026 collection, combining the Japanese character’s familiar imagery with the American accessories brand’s lightweight, functional designs. The collection centres on two all-over ...
Sandro turns its attention to Qixi Festival with a 2026 collection that explores romance through the Parisian label’s understated approach to dressing. Designed for both women and men, the range combines relaxed French styling with ...
TUMI has introduced AXIS, a new collection of backpacks and small bags for Fall/Winter 2026 that reflects the changing way people work, travel and move through daily life. Designed with younger consumers in mind, the ...
Emporio Armani has introduced the 1981 bag collection, a new accessories line that pays tribute to the year the Italian fashion house was established while reinterpreting elements from its design archive. The collection draws inspiration ...
Each April, Thailand pauses to welcome a new year—one marked not by spectacle alone, but by meaning. Songkran is a time of cleansing and renewal, where water rituals symbolise fresh beginnings and families reunite in ...
As Lunar New Year 2026 approaches, SANDRO introduces a special collection inspired by the Year of the Horse, translating the zodiac’s energy into a refined early-spring wardrobe. Rather than leaning heavily into tradition, the collection ...
Balenciaga is no stranger to redefining the boundaries between fashion, sport and culture, and its latest launch — the Football Series — pushes that dialogue even further. Dropping on 12 November 2025, this new line ...
Christian Louboutin invites you to step confidently into the colder months with its Winter 2025 collection – a bold expression of glamour, craftsmanship, and innovation tailored for the season. For women, the range seamlessly blends ...
Malaysian fashion icon Dato’ Sri Bernard Chandran has unveiled his Spring/Summer 2026 menswear collection, titled BC Beach Culture, in a bold runway showcase that redefines beachwear through the lens of luxury, sustainability, and craftsmanship. Far ...
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