Welcome batik in your modern cheongsam dress this Lunar New Year 2018.
Melinda Looi’s CNY 2018 was exactly as anticipated: Fresh, vibrant and adventurous.
The Malaysian fashion maestro never fails to delight with her urban twists on the traditional cheongsam dress and the ones that stood out personally for me was those that come with a splash of batik.
Marrying batik fabrics with the Chinese signature silhouette is genius as it results in a captivating blend of unique Eastern cultural flavors.
Transforming the fashion game through her adventurous use of lace, batik and jacquard together, Melinda Looi’s latest Chinese New Year collection titled Hi-Tea In Shanghai explodes visually in her trademark mix of happy colors and prints, designed to appeal to the trendy and experimental fashion bracket.
Available in a myriad of colors and shapes, the Malaysian fashionista will be spoiled for choice as the options are endless.
The list below displays my personal favorites from her CNY 2018 collection. Enjoy!
Melinda Looi’s Hi-Tea In Shanghai: Batik And Lace In A Modern Oriental Dress With Peplum Waist
Modern Batik Cheongsam In Blue
Which batik cheongsam dress would you love to wear? Share below – I’d love to know.
Excited already? For more festive dresses from Melinda Looi’s Hi-Tea In Shanghai collection, have a view of them here.
Check out her spellbinding creations at her showroom and deck yourself in Melinda Looi’s colorful cheongsam and oriental dresses as you greet the year of the Earth Dog. Call 03-2093 2279.
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