Shangri-La KL x Carven Ong To Present Cakes & Couture In ‘An Afternoon In Style' On 19th July
On Saturday, 19th July 2025, the hotel will host An Afternoon in Style, a one-day only fashion and afternoon tea experience held at the elegant Lobby Lounge, in collaboration with Carven Ong Couture.
This exclusive event pairs couture and confections in one unforgettable afternoon. Guests can look forward to a showcase of Carven Ong's Signature Spring/Summer collection, alongside curated designer bags by Ryan Lee and jewellery pieces by Grace Teoh – three local names known for redefining Malaysian elegance with a contemporary edge.
The celebration throws it back to the 80s and 90s heyday of fashion teas, where KL's social scene came alive every weekend. Now, that same glamour returns with a modern refresh.
To complete the experience, Shangri-La's chefs have created a special 40th Anniversary Afternoon Tea, featuring artisanal savories, sweets, and premium teas – served with the warm, graceful hospitality the hotel is known for.
Tickets are RM280 nett for two persons, inclusive of:
Fashion show access
Afternoon tea set
Entry into an exclusive lucky draw, with prizes including a Carven Ong ready-to-wear piece, luxury stays at Shangri-La properties, and more.
An Afternoon in Style offers fashion, afternoon tea and a chic city escape; reserve now at +603 2786 2378 or email dining.kl@shangri-la.com.
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