Since raya dah nak dekat ni, korang pakai baju ape? Sekeluarga pakai baju sedondon ke tak?
Gambar-gambar kat bawah ni shows some evolution of Malay traditional clothes. Setiap tahun, ada je fashion baru kan?
2. Baju Kebaya
3. Baju Melayu
Yang mana jadi pilihan hati?
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BANGI, Ahad – Menjelang beberapa bulan lagi umat Islam bakal menyambut perayaan Aidilfitri, rata-rata pereka fesyen sudah mula mengeluarkan rekaan baju raya terbaru untuk digayakan oleh pelanggan pada lebaran nanti.
Terbaru, rekaan baju raya oleh seorang pereka fesyen muda telah menerima kritikan hebat oleh pelayar laman sosial apabila menghasilkan baju Melayu tanpa baju.
Malah, segelintir pengguna media sosial meluahkan perasaan marahnya apabila rekaan baju raya itu dilihat mengubah dan menjejaskan konsep asal pakaian tradisi Melayu.
Menurut pemilik akaun Facebook, Puspa Juwita berkata, revolusi dan kreativiti fesyen bagi pakaian tradisi itu tidak menjadi satu kesalahan tetapi janganlah sehingga merosakkan konsep tradisi pakaian Melayu itu.
“Semakin maju teknologi sesebuah negara, semakin mundur peradaban manusia terutama dari segi pakaian,” kata Jeha Azizah.
“Setakat pakai seluar saja, tak pakai baju boleh dianggap fesyen ke? What’s wrong with humanity nowaday?,” soal Shamsul Akmal.
Sementara itu, Syazleen Suraya melahirkan rasa kecewanya dengan rekaan itu yang dianggap tidak menghormati budaya Melayu dan ketamadunan agama Islam.
“Ini bukan baju Melayu, ini Melayu yang tak berbaju,” sindir AlHafiz Mohd.
“What is wrong with u people? Makin lama makin jadi org tak ada tamadun,” kata Halia Biru.
Source: www.ismaweb.net
New collection of men’s baju kurung, this Aidilfitri. For the fashionistas in you.
Kurung Kangkang
Kurung Open-Biceps
Kurung Minimalist
Kurung Off-Shoulders
Kurung Mod-Hipster
Kurung Sheer Open-Biceps
So which kurung is your favourite?
KUALA LUMPUR: A Form 3 student was left confused and traumatised when school authorities in SMK Seri Mutiara in Cheras insisted she leave the premises at once because she was wearing a “baju kurung”, formal school attire reserved strictly for Malay students.
Speaking to the Malay Mail yesterday, Britney Nicole said, “I was wearing ‘baju kurung’ in my previous school, so I don’t know what is wrong.”
Saying that even her new friends at the school were concerned about this matter, she explained, “I was told by the teacher that I was being given a final warning and that I won’t be allowed to enter class unless I wore a pinafore. Now, I feel scared to go to school.”
Britney, who is ethnically Lun Bawang, explained that on her first day at school, the senior assistant asked her whether she was Malay or Chinese, to which she replied she was Sarawakian.
Her aunt, Agnes Padan, 35, who was with her at the time, said they were then told Britney would have to wear a pinafore to school the next time.
However since Britney showed up to school again wearing a “baju kurung”, school authorities barred her from entering, and insisted she wait outside the school’s premises until someone could come pick her up to go home.
As it turned out, Britney waited from 7am to 10am when her aunt’s husband, Lawrence Jayaraj, 45, could pick her up.
Speaking to the Malay Mail, her aunt said Britney was told that the school was particular about their dress code and that only Malay girls could wear “baju kurung” while non-Malays were required to wear pinafores.
“I don’t understand how is this an issue. She looks well dressed in her baju kurung and it was not a problem in her previous school.
“She has been wearing baju kurung since she was in Form One. She has worn pinafores before but this year, we only bought baju kurung,” Agnes explained.
Britney’s uncle meanwhile found out that other parents in the school were equally unhappy with the dress code and felt they were being bullied to follow it.
When contacted about this issue, Deputy Education Minister II P Kamalanathan said, “In the first place, this should not have happened.
“The ministry is investigating. If it is indeed true, action will be taken.”
He also said the school had no right to impose the rule for “baju kurung” to be exclusively worn by Muslim students.
School authorities were not available for comment.
Source: www.freemalaysiatoday.com