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Max Mak Fall Winter 2014 | Kuala Lumpur Fashion Week RTW 2014
By Men's Journal Online | 25 June 2014

Closing out the final day of Kuala Lumpur Fashion Week Ready to Wear 2014, designer Max Mak presented a fall-winter 2014 collection with a magnificently elegant line up of design with the vision to bring the refined label to a whole new level.

A soft, light and feminine white color plays into the autumnal season of Max Mak’s design, which characterized pure and innocence to elegant and chic with the implication of a girl to a women. Elsewhere, the Max Mak woman dons oversized, trapeze and boxy silhouettes to signify the sporty and edgy side instead of revealingly sexy that keeps with the collection’s theme of a relaxed silhouette. With the implication of neon print, mesh textile manipulation and laser cut to surface Max’s cutting in a way accentuate female body. The Max Mak woman also sports her own version of a floral print jacket with color choice of peach, baby blue, pink and white adds an androgynous touch to the season.

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