Style File Episode 248: Getting Wild with Tarik Jeans

13-Aug-16 11:00

Style File Episode 248: Getting Wild with Tarik Jeans

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Musician-designer Afiq Iskandar of Tarik Jeans is back once again! Now joined by Jiman Casablancas, the duo talk about their upcoming appearance at Kuala Lumpur Fashion Week Ready To Wear 2016 and their plans thereafter. Lee Chwi Lynn goes over what’s made headlines in the fashion industry. Emma Chong Johnston, Managing Editor of ELLE Malaysia, breaks down the next style trend: tea-length dresses.

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Tags: Fashion, Style File, Tarik Jeans, KLFW 2016, Kuala Lumpur Fashion Week 2016, Ready to Wear, trend, tea-length dresses

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