Malaysia costume

The community living in Malaysia is divided into 3 main groups: Malay, Chinese and Indian. Each community has its own traditional costume. On weekdays, most Malaysians dress similarly to Westerners. Only on special occasions do people wear traditional Malaysian costumes. Malaysia’s multiethnic traditional clothes are multi-colored, bespoke of their culture and radiate vibrancy. Let’s look...

The people of Sabah comprises several ethnic groups. Among them are the Kadazandusun, Bajau, Murut, Kedaya, Bisaya, Irranun, Rungus, Kimarang, Kwijau, Lundayeh, Ubian, Binadan, Orang Sungai, Tatana, Tagaas, Brunei, Suluk and others. The most notable difference among the various ethnic groups are their dialects, religions, customs, and way of life which includes their traditional costumes. The use of traditional costumes can be seen from two periods of time, that is the classical and modern…

The classic lines of the venerable Baju Melayu never goes out of style!

Joget - Malaysian Cultural Dance

Cik Siti Wan Kembang was a malay legendary Queen who reigned over a region on the east Coast of Peninsular Malaysia ©️Shaiful Sazli Hairee

busana tradisi melayu - google search

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Malaysia is a beautiful country with diverse cultures and a rich history. People from different ethnic backgrounds have distinct sets of traditional attire...

Different Ethnic Groups Getting Along | Malaysia, so colorful. u mad broh? ft. Aslam