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Gen Z’s fearless approach to fashion presents an opportunity to keep batik alive by making it a vibrant part of Malaysia’s fashion scene, seamlessly blending its rich heritage into everyday wear and contemporary style choices for future generations. Photo taken by Batik Tektura and Batik Boutique websites and edited in Canva.

Batik is a treasured cultural legacy for both Malaysia and Indonesia, representing more than just fabric. Photo: Canva

With its kaleidoscope of colors and motifs, Malaysian batik is a visual representation of the nation’s diverse heritage and creativity. Photo: Canva

Situated in Miri division, Sarawak, the 52,864-hectare park is dominated by Mount Mulu, majestically reaching the clouds at a height of 2,736 metres. Photo: Mulupark.com

Bella and Syed Saddiq in their latest video.

Aileen Ong takes pride in her career as a mortician and funeral director, a profession she has embraced for the past 12 years. Photo by Bernama

With over 17 years of diving experience, Mohd Salwa said wearing a Santa Claus costume made of velvet and faux fur while underwater is no easy task as the material becomes heavier in water, making it more challenging for him to move. - Photo by Bernama

There is not a huge gap in officewear between Gen Z and millennials. - Canva

With the rise of remote work, casual office cultures, and the increasing push for workplace inclusivity, the concept of a rigid dress code is being challenged. - Canva

Officewear, once a rigid uniform of starched shirts and tailored blazers, has undergone a quiet revolution.