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Ezzati Amira

Ezzati Amira

17-Apr-19 21:00

Ezzati Amira

After 6 years of being a mainstay in the local fashion industry, Ezzati Amira has built quite the reputation with her signature designs and asymmetrical dresses. She joins us on the show again today to talk about her 3rd raya collection – one that builds on her modern, comfortable and edgy designs, while sticking to her identity with a little twist on the bold and contemporary.

Produced by: Othniel Ting, Ainul Najua

Presented by: Adeline Choong


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