KUALA LUMPUR, April 1 -- Hari Raya is a time for faith, family, and tradition, where thoughtfully curated outfits are a cherished part of the celebration. Beyond making fashion statements, it is about strengthening family ties and embracing the spirit of togetherness.

This year, Malay Mail explores the evolving trends in Raya fashion by speaking to local sellers to uncover what's in vogue.

Adilah Khairuddin, the owner of the local fashion brand Poya, has observed a strong resurgence of old-world Malay fashion, driven by a collective desire to reconnect with tradition.

"This year, the shawl-on-shoulder style is making a strong comeback and many are shifting towards a more traditional look.

"Instead of modern styles, there is a growing ...