Celebrate in style with these Raya 2024 collections from Asian fashion brands
With Hari Raya celebrations a month away, it’s a good time to start thinking about the outfits that you’ll be flaunting during the festive season in 2024.
It won’t be easy, what with the beautiful Raya collections that modest fashion brands from Singapore, Malaysia and Indonesia have unveiled this year.
Some designers have offered their exquisite takes on the kebaya, updated with modern fabrics and cuts. Floral patterns and batik prints have again proved to be popular and appear across striking baju kurung ensembles, with brands offering matching sets for the whole family. You can also consider traditional styles from beyond Singapore, such as the Morrocon jalabiya. After all, isn’t the festive season the perfect time for trying something new?
Dress to impress with these stylish Hari Raya collections that you can shop now.
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1. Mashal Abaya
Put a twist to your Raya looks with Singaporean fashion brand Mashal Abaya’s many offerings for the festive season. Its Eid Edit special collection comprises over 18 curated pieces. The dresses are made with breezy linen fabric featuring ornate embroidery. For a little more sparkle, the brand’s latest collection includes classic abaya styles that shine with ivory pearls, sequin embellishments, as well as metallic prints.
Available at Eid Souk 2024 from March 29 to 31 and on mashalabaya.com
2. Syomirizwa Gupta
Malaysian designer Syomirizwa Gupta looks to his grandmother’s collection of traditional sarongs from the ’40s and ‘50s to inspire his Raya designs. This season, the label presents the Oolalla Tropika Raya RTW collection, epitomising the perfect blend of culture and minimalism.
If you really want to leave an impression this Raya season, consider the crowd favourite Dahlia Kebaya, adding a splash of colour and boldness to your celebrations.
Available online at www.syomirizwagupta.com
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3. Alia Anggun
Peruse through Alia Anggun’s dreamy pastel dresses for your next fit. The label presents relaxed and chic ensembles in this year’s Raya collection. Whether you’re looking for traditional attire or modern silhouettes, Alia Anggun has got you covered.
Available in-stores or online at www.aliaanggun.com
4. Wearhouse
Wearhouse presents the Eid Enchanted collection, with an array of feminine and modern Baju Kurung sets inspired by flowers.
Combining traditional grace with contemporary flair, the Anggerik is an elegant black floral lace piece, that echoes the intricate beauty and sophistication of orchids. Or opt for the Cempaka kebaya for a delicate yet vibrant floral number with elegant pearl buttons along the sleeve cuffs and back of the neck, adding a touch of refined grace.
Available online at www.wearhousertw.com
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5. Elda Store
For elevated staples, look no further than Elda Store. Its Aria Eid collection is a celebration of symmetry and aesthetic precision. From vibrant kaleidoscopic arrangements to minimalist linear designs, find your dream dress from a selection that offers a harmonious fusion of bold and subtle tones, while maintaining a cohesive and sophisticated vibe.
Available online at www.eldastore.com
6. Adrianna Yariqa
This year, Muslim-owned fashion label Adrianna Yariqa presents the Ay Riang Raya collection for those hoping to stand out from the crowd. The brand’s quirky designs for women are marked by abstract floral prints, scallop details and pearl buttons. There are also matching options for men and children, so you and your whole family can step out in a burst of joyful colour.
Available on adriannayariqa.com
7. Batique
If you’re big on patterns, look no further than Indonesian label Batique’s Wijaya collection. For the ladies, the brand has striking ensembles with relaxed kebaya tops cut from textured fabrics, complete with batik skirts in satin. The men’s outfits, meanwhile, feature colourful batik tops with satin pants. You can also coordinate your outfit with the kids through Batique’s equally fun designs for girls and boys.
Available at the Geylang Ramadan Bazaar and on batique.sg
8. Whimsigirl
For ultra-soft and matching mini-me sets, give Malaysian-owned Whimsigirl a try. Its Eid collection pieces are made from soft organza, featuring intricate embroidery with various motifs, and gorgeous scarves.
Available online at www.whimsigirl.com
9. Hani Mokhta
Malaysian atelier Hani Mokhta is perhaps most well-known for its bespoke bridal creations, but the label also offers elegant kebaya sets and shawls for every occasion. This festive season, shop the Primadonna collection, a joyful celebration of vivid colours and florals.
Available online at www.hanimokhta.com




