Cover Eyka Farhana and Daiyan Trisha at Tatler Ball 2024 (Photo: All is Amazing)
Eyka Farhana and Daiyan Trisha at Tatler Ball 2024 (Photo: All is Amazing)
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From couture to culture, here’s how our guests nailed the Malaysian-inspired theme at Tatler Ball 2024
It was a night unlike any other at Tatler Ball 2024, where style and cultural pride collided in the most spectacular way. The annual charity gala returned to The St. Regis Kuala Lumpur once again, gathering friends of Tatler for an unforgettable evening of glamour, generosity, and celebration.
Read more: A night of glamour, giving and Malaysian pride: Inside Tatler Ball 2024
Changing things up from the usual Christmas theme, this year’s ball celebrated the culture and heritage of all things Malaysian with the theme, ‘Black Tie with Glimmers of Malaysian Pride.’ The red carpet was a feast for the eyes, with guests arriving in exquisite ensembles that paid homage to our rich cultural mosaic and showcased the brilliance of our local designers. Cartier’s dazzling jewellery and timepieces added an extra layer of opulence, illuminating the night with their sparkle.
Take a look at how our guests brought the theme to life at Tatler Ball 2024.
What the ladies wore
Serena Luo in Jason Yek Couture
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The women of the evening certainly understood the assignment, delivering a stunning fusion of couture and cultural pride with impeccable style. The brilliance of our local designers truly shone through in every detail of these spectacular ensembles, with Datin Sri Crissty Chiang radiating pure magnificence in a Rizman Ruzaini artisanal gown, and Scha Alyahya embodying the perfect blend of traditional elegance and modern flair in a custom cheongsam-inspired gown by Yuleza.
See also: Style report: Sexiest, coolest, and most stylish guests at Tatler Malaysia’s 50 Shades of Fun party
What the gents wore
Raja Malek
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The men were just as on point, with some showcasing sharp tailoring paired with subtle nods to Malaysian heritage, whilst others proudly embraced their cultural roots, donning traditional ensembles with a refined, fashion-forward twist. Never one to miss a chance to celebrate Malaysian culture in his sartorial choices, Raja Malek owned the theme, pairing a vintage saree with a classic black tux. Meanwhile, Ruzaini Jamil arrived in a contemporary take on the traditional baju beskap and sarong, creating a striking fusion of modern sophistication and cultural pride.
Tatler Ball 2024 is proudly sponsored by Cartier, Volvo, The St Regis Kuala Lumpur, The Exchange TRX, Valiram, Armani Beauty, Moët Hennessy Diageo Malaysia, Amani Wellness and Artelia
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Credits
Images: All is Amazing and Fady Younis
About
Phyll Wu is the Style Writer of Tatler Malaysia. Based in Kuala Lumpur, she's an avid fashion geek who loves all things beauty, pop-culture, and film.
