KUALA LUMPUR, July 11 – Kuala Lumpur Fashion Week (KLFW) 2025 is making a bold return this August, reuniting with Suria KLCC and KLCC (Holdings) Sdn Bhd to once again transform the Esplanade in KLCC Park into an iconic show space.
Running from 4 to 10 August, the 13th edition of KLFW will be its biggest yet, with over 55 designers and brands—including runway veterans, breakout rookies, and fashion favourites—set to redefine Malaysia’s style scene. This year’s event unveils a newly expanded venue featuring a designated arrivals hall, sleek monochrome structure, live runway screenings, and immersive activation zones.
KLFW 2025 highlights creative crossovers and heritage-focused collections, including collaborations like Larney x Afiq M, and showcases by textile custodians Muni and Sofia Iman. The lineup boasts long-anticipated returns from top local designers such as Ezzati Amira, Hatta Dolmat, and Mimpikita.
Alongside KLFW debuts by rising stars like Akmal Hakim, Ugly Pretty, and couturier Radzuan Radziwill. The “Design To Sustain” segment will spotlight emerging talents Raja Irfan, Mei Mei, and Salahuddinhilmi, winners of KLFW Designer Search 2024.
Founder Andrew Tan shared, “KLFW 2025 is not just a fashion event—it’s a movement powered by community. With strong backing from sponsors like Suria KLCC, L’Oréal Paris, Poh Kong and more, this year’s return is a powerful reminder of the innovation, diversity, and unity within Malaysia’s fashion ecosystem.”
KLCC (Holdings) and Suria KLCC also reaffirmed their ongoing commitment to championing local creatives, with Suria KLCC presenting Sofia Iman as the official opening show and preparing to welcome Rizman Ruzaini’s boutique later this year.
As KLFW continues to evolve into a global platform, L’Oréal Paris Malaysia joins the celebration as the Official Beauty, Makeup & Hair Partner. “We are proud to empower women to embrace their beauty and individuality on and off the runway,” said Khalil El Osta, Marketing Director of L’Oréal Paris. “KLFW 2025 is where confidence meets creativity—and where every woman can walk her worth.”
