An origami style of scarf cuts featured in silhouettes influenced by the 70s – a riot of vibrant prints and clash of colours translated into a sense of liberation that retained an understated sophistication. Feminine, fun and flattering; the scarf theme went through different lengths of exploration.

Upon plunging necklines, high-waisted pairings and padded shoulders, Chandran infused a canvas of Asian delicacies, namely fruits like mangosteen, durian and mackeral and ‘kerawang’ flower motifs. For men, collections are rendered with oriental scenery, geometry and herring print.

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Only the finest embroideries is fitting for the designer recognised as Malaysia’s King of Fashion. Craftmanship of glass beading, sparkling jewels and diminutive crochet of gold thread are the essential finishes made upon the women’s pieces. In menswear pieces, plastic trimmings add a sportiness to the fabric of silk duchess and cotton bombers.