A time for togetherness.
Innai&Co’s ready-to-wear collection, ‘Everglow’
For Malaysian fashion designers, there is so much to draw from when it comes to building a festive collection. From traditional silhouettes to heritage fabrics, inspiration is all around them in this cultural melting pot. Throughout the years, local designers have started putting their own twist on tradition; there have been interpretations embracing minimalism, elaborate extravagance, as well as borrowed elements from neighbouring Southeast Asian countries. However, at the heart of every collection is a deep sense of celebration and togetherness. This year is no different as Malaysian fashion designers proudly present their unique Raya 2026 creations.
Take a look at the best Raya 2026 collections by Malaysian designers below.
Uzair Shoid
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“This marks my first foray into ready-to-wear, reimagining cultural heritage through a contemporary lens,” remarks emerging designer Uzair Shoid, who burst onto the scene with bespoke creations at Kuala Lumpur Fashion Week in 2023. His first festive collection “blends traditional Malay silhouettes with modern design language”, featuring a joyful colour palette, youthful floral prints and high-contrast, layered silhouettes.
Shop Uzair Shoid’s Raya 2026 collection on Zalora.
Hani Mokhta
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Becoming is Hani Mokhta’s Raya 2026 collection, which celebrates colour and confidence. Expect softly sculpted, effortless silhouettes with unexpected, show-stopping prints, such as paisley and tie-dye-inspired ripples.
Shop Hani Mokhta’s Becoming online or in-person at its physical store on Jalan Telawi 3, Bangsar.
Innai&Co
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A common thread holds Innai&Co’s bespoke and ready-to-wear Raya collections together: intricate details. For the former, meticulous embroidery and crystal beadwork find its way onto signature silhouettes. There are touches of modernity in careful lace placements, which create a distinctive chevron pattern. This is further explored in the Everglow ready-to-wear collection, which features similarly elaborate details in a more casual, everyday setting.
Shop Innai&Co’s Pentas Raya collection by making an appointment and the Everyglow collection online.
Alia Bastamam
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Alia Bastamam leans into her roots as the ruler of resort fashion in Malaysia. Her bespoke collection, Nocturne, is about “confidence without performance”. What does that look like? It manifests in restrained drama imbued to flowing silhouettes with masterful ombré effects, rope-twisted trims, and sculptural corsets. The veteran fashion designer’s ready-to-wear collection, Mirage, furthers the study into quietly confident women, looking to capture the essence of Japanese design language and Nusantara heritage.
Shop Nocturne by Alia Bastamam by making an appointment and Mirage by Alia B on Zalora.
Kit Woo
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Kit Woo wants his Raya 2026 collection to be “more than just festive”, preferring to create pieces that can be worn everyday. These new minimalist pieces follow his long-held philosophy of genderless, seasonless creations.
Pre-order Kit Woo’s Eid 2026/ Pre-Spring 2026 collection from 21 February, 2026 online.
Zaimi Zulkafli
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In the spirit of the fast-approaching Kongsi Raya, the overlapping of Lunar New Year and Eid, Malaysian designer Zaimi Zulkafli’s Lebaran 2026 collection marries traditional elements from different cultures. This harmony is represented on dual-coloured ensembles. Chinese knot clasps and calligraphy-inspired floral patterns find their way onto traditional kurung and kebaya silhouettes. “This is not just your regular Eid collection,” writes the designer. “I’m proud to be Malaysian, [celebrating] its rhythm and courage to breathe in a unique world of its own.”
Shop Zaimi Zulkafli’s Lebaran 2026 collection on Zalora.
ANAABU
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ANAABU’s Eid 2026 collection, Isi-Isi, is a love letter to Malaysian’s favourite foods during the festive season. The textures of the banana leaf, laid flat to serve food or folded into neatly into traditional ketupat, are recreated. The silhouettes are inspired by the hollowed bamboo used to cook lemang, a dish made from glutinous rice and coconut milk. Even the pulled, buttery layers of roti canai feature as subtle stripes on garments.
Shop ANAABU’s Eid 2026 collection online.
NH by Nurita Harith
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There is a deliberate lightness in Nurita Harith’s festive collection. Her creations are made from airy chiffon, textured satin, breathable rayon blends and delicate lace, draped expertly on the body. Every detail makes movement graceful, from the soft ruffles and scalloped edges to crisp pleats. This collection exudes romance and sophistication.
