Fashion for Raya series present the next Eid-appropriate trend inspiration – Tribal maxi skirts
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Eid is just around the corner and you’ve yet to decide on what to wear for Hari Raya. Panic looms. But not for long because you’re just in time for the next Eid-appropriate trend suggestion in our back-to-back Fashion for Raya series – Pleated Skirts. 
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An annual staple for summer dressing, flowy maxi skirts are ultimately perfect for the upcoming Hari Raya Aidilfitri celebration here in Malaysia. 
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