Cool Kids Comfort

Nurlaila Kamal, Kenit | Florence Song, Zalora

27-Mar-19 21:00

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As a local label owned by a creative mother of 5. Nurlaila Kamal is the founder and designer of kidswear label Kenit where she channels her passion for art, fashion and all beautiful things with what her kids love and want to wear. Believing that kids should be kids and dress comfortably, fit to the weather and in a well-mannered style, Nurlaila joins us on the show to share with us her designing thought process and more. Next, we have Florence Song, Style Lead at Zalora, sharing with us all about baker boy hats.

Produced by: Othniel Ting

Presented by: Adeline Choong

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Categories: Fashion

Tags: style file, kenit, comfort, kids wear,

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