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Fashion Week Asia Day 1: The Intricate World Of PLAZÄ

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Malaysian designer Anisah Farid of PLAZÄ introduced Malaysian creativity and design ingenuity to the audience at Palacio de Memoria with her Fashion Week Asia collection.

For Anisah Farid, the creative force behind Malaysia’s PLAZÄ, fashion is an exploration of individuality and the details that make personal style unique. At Asia, the designer brought this perspective to the runway with a mix of intricate brocades, delicate beadwork, floral motifs, and rich textures. Each look had its own personality, melding thoughtful embellishments and silhouettes that felt elegant without being predictable.

 Day 1: PLAZÄ
Anisah Farid receiving her much-deserved flowers

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What makes Farid’s collection stand out is how much there is to appreciate in the details. From the interplay of fabrics to the intricate finishes, every element adds something to the overall look. Brocades lend the pieces a sense of richness, while floral motifs and beadwork create visual interest without taking away from the garments themselves. The collection feels polished and expressive, with plenty of room for the designer’s creativity to shine through.

Modest dressing is also part of Farid’s design approach, informing the silhouettes and coverage of her pieces. Besides these considerations, her collection shows how much can be done with fabric, embellishment, and proportion. There’s no shortage of personality here, proving that dressing modestly can leave plenty of room for experimentation and individual style.

Through PLAZÄ, Farid offers a fresh take on contemporary fashion, one that puts craftsmanship and self-expression on equal footing. Her showcase at Fashion Week Asia is a reminder of what makes any ensemble worth a second look: not just the bigger picture, but the nitty gritty, whether that’s intricate beadwork, an unexpected floral detail, or the way a fabric catches the light.

See the looks from the PLAZÄ collection below.

Fashion Week Asia Day 1: PLAZÄ
Day 1: PLAZÄ
Fashion Week Asia Day 1: PLAZÄ
 Day 1: PLAZÄ
Day 1: PLAZÄ
Day 1: PLAZÄ
Fashion Week Asia Day 1: PLAZÄ
Day 1: PLAZÄ
Fashion Week Asia Day 1: PLAZÄ
Fashion Week Asia Day 1: PLAZÄ
Day 1: PLAZÄ
Day 1: PLAZÄ
Fashion Week Asia Day 1: PLAZÄ
Day 1: PLAZÄ
Fashion Week Asia Day 1: PLAZÄ
Fashion Week Asia Day 1: PLAZÄ
Fashion Week Asia Day 1: PLAZÄ
Fashion Week Asia Day 1: PLAZÄ
Fashion Week Asia Day 1: PLAZÄ
Fashion Week Asia Day 1: PLAZÄ
Fashion Week Asia Day 1: PLAZÄ
Fashion Week Asia Day 1: PLAZÄ
Fashion Week Asia Day 1: PLAZÄ
Fashion Week Asia Day 1: PLAZÄ
Fashion Week Asia Day 1: PLAZÄ
Fashion Week Asia Day 1: PLAZÄ
Fashion Week Asia Day 1: PLAZÄ

Photography by Excel Panlaque of KLIQ Inc.


Frequently Asked Questions

Anisah Farid is the creative force behind PLAZÄ, a Malaysian fashion label that explores individuality and personal style through thoughtful design and intricate details.

PLAZÄ presented a collection featuring intricate brocades, delicate beadwork, floral motifs, rich textures, and expressive silhouettes that highlighted the designer’s attention to detail.

The collection stands out for its combination of rich fabrics, intricate embellishments, and carefully considered details. Brocades, floral motifs, and beadwork give the garments visual depth and individual character.

Modest dressing informs the silhouettes and coverage of PLAZÄ’s pieces. The collection also explores how fabric, embellishment, and proportion can create expressive looks while accommodating these considerations.

Farid’s approach emphasizes individuality, craftsmanship, and self-expression. Her designs use textures, decorative details, and considered silhouettes to give each look its own personality.

Mj Calayan

Mj Calayan

Writer

MJ Calayan is a writer in Lifestyle Asia with an affinity for stories in the intersection between fashion, pop culture, and sociology. After graduating summa cum laude from De La Salle University with a degree in AB Behavioral Science Major in Organizational and Social Systems Development Minor in Sociology, he took a leap of faith and landed his first job in the publishing industry. As a writer, his goal is to amplify voices and reveal untold stories. He’s currently in law school, balancing his Andy Sachs and Elle Woods life.

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