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Lady Gaga in Bernard Chandran
Lady Gaga and Bernard Chandran have evolved fashion over the years, proving that extravagance and art are timeless.
In the world of fashion, few duos have left as indelible a mark as Lady Gaga and Bernard Chandran. Over the past decade, their collaborative moments have redefined the boundaries of extravagance, transforming garments into works of art.
As Bernard Chandran celebrates 30 years of excellence, it’s the perfect time to reflect on how the visionary designer and the avant-garde pop icon have reshaped the fashion narrative together.
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Bernard Chandran 30 Years — UNMATCHED
Celebrating 30 years in fashion, Bernard Chandran presents UNMATCHED, a powerful tribute to diversity, unity, and cultural liberation. Showcased at a landmark fashion presentation and exhibition at Fahrenheit88, the collection redefines boundaries between tradition and modernity.
UNMATCHED is a bold fusion of global influences and traditional elements, reflecting Chandran’s signature design philosophy: making sense of the world’s complexity through fashion. Each look tells a story, bringing together diverse cultures into a seamless, unified aesthetic that champions freedom, inclusivity, and identity.
As part of the Malay Contemporary Fashion Show 2024/2025, Chandran reaffirmed his deep respect for heritage while fearlessly shaping the future of Malaysian fashion.
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Fan Bingbing wears Bernard Chandran
Chinese Actress, Fan Bingbing recently turned heads in Melaka, donning a gorgeous orange dress from the Bernard Chandran's 2019 archives.
This stunning piece, inspired by oriental aesthetics, beautifully exemplifies the signature blend of contemporary elegance and traditional charm which stands a testament to the timeless allure and modern sophistication that define Chandran's work.
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The Grand Kebaya
Sculpted by Malaysia's 'Prince of Couture,' Bernard Chandran, The Grand Kebaya is a masterpiece inspired by the traditional Nyonya kebaya. Its intricately revealing embroidery evokes the romance of the past. Bernard’s creation features a 'voile' of interlocking gold discs, embodying elegance and heritage.
This custom-made metal 'Kebaya-ku' installation, placed as the centerpiece at The RuMa Hotel in Kuala Lumpur, is a 3-D work of art. Crafted from geometrical gold squares and butterfly-shaped cut metal, it draws inspiration from traditional metal elements used in auspicious occasions. Gold was chosen for its symbolism of prosperity and health, reflecting Malaysians' love for all things that shine.
