MSU Fashion Week 2025: Celebrating Culture, Creativity, and Sustainable Fashion at Management and Science University
Management and Science University (MSU) held Fashion Week 2025, featuring a collaborative effort among 31 students from the School of Hospitality and Creative Arts (SHCA). The event embraced the theme “Harmonisation of Arts & Culture,” highlighting creativity, talent, and innovation within the student body and the surrounding community.
Event Overview
Spanning from October 28 to November 3, the week-long event presented various cultural influences through fashion, art, and performance. It served as a platform to support emerging designers and individuals committed to sustainable fashion practices, attracting over 3,000 participants, including students, faculty, industry representatives, and the general public.
Engagement and Activities
Participants had the opportunity to engage with 27 vendors at pop-up booths and enjoy a range of performances, which included music technology demonstrations and dance routines. A series of workshops covered significant themes, such as sustainability and textile collaboration, featuring experts from institutions including the UEDA College of Fashion in Japan.
Social Responsibility Initiative
In support of social responsibility, the Upcycle Project was reintroduced, allowing students to create fashion items from repurposed materials. Items such as tote bags produced through this initiative will be donated to children from a local welfare organization, highlighting the university’s commitment to community support.
Runway Event Highlights
The event culminated in the MSU Modest Selangor Runway 2025, showcasing 68 garments across five categories that represented a diverse array of designs from both local and international participants. The runway event was attended by notable figures, including MSU’s President and founder, along with industry leaders.
Commitment to Sustainability
Fashion Week 2025 underscores MSU’s dedication to aligning with Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), particularly in promoting quality education and fostering sustainable communities.
(Cited from MSU News)
