Style File Episode 267 : ANAABU

Ana Abu, ANAABU | Shah Azman | Emma Chong Johnston

24-Dec-16 11:00

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Derived from the concept of beauty in minimalism, ANAABU is best described as an independent, sustainable brand that infuses soft androgyny into every inch of its creations. The company has grown from a one woman team, to a five member core team that acts as the backbone of the new structured brand. We caught up with Ana Abu and Shah Azman as they spoke on their efforts in starting the brand.

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