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colours!
kayes
Registered: July 2008
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· Date: July 7, 2011 · Views: 16073 ·
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Orange
Registered: December 2009
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Baju kebaya nyonya are timeless pieces. These come in handy whenever I have last-minute wedding invitations or the invitations come in late. I have a few in the wardrobe. My favourite is the white baju with black and white kain sarung. With baju kebaya nyonya, we won't go wrong or feel out of place when attending any Malaysian wedding.
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Orange
Registered: December 2009
Posts: 507
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Whenever I want to wear black and white outfit to attend any wedding reception, I try to wear red heels or carry a red evening clutch - just to please our elders. Elders who are very traditional usually prefer the younger generation to wear colourful outfits during celebrations. To offset the black and white, just add a splash a red or purple will do. Things like red shoes, purple evening clutch or colourful scarf. Talking about superstitions and Chinese elders. 
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