Here are the best places to buy trendy Muslimah (muslimah) fashion in Malaysia — online and in‑person — grouped so you can pick by price, style and convenience.

Online multi‑brand marketplaces (lots of choices, frequent sales)

• ZALORA Malaysia — large modest‑wear section with Malaysian designers and private labels. (zalora.com.my)
• Shopee Malaysia — huge selection of hijabs, jubahs, baju kurung and fast‑moving local brands/third‑party sellers. Good for bargains. (shopee.com.my)
• Lazada Malaysia — another mass marketplace with many budget and mid‑range Muslimah items. (lazada.com.my)
• Carousell Malaysia — buy new or preloved modest pieces (good for rare/designer finds at lower prices). (carousell.com.my)

Direct Malaysian brands & specialist modest‑wear stores (trendier / brand-led)

• Naelofar — popular Malaysian hijab & ready‑to‑wear modest label with online store and physical stockists (Isetan KLCC, One Utama, SOGO, etc.). Great for modern hijab styles and coordinated sets. (naelofar.com)
• dUCk / FV Group (formerly FashionValet) — one of Malaysia’s best‑known modest‑fashion brands (scarves, bags, ready‑to‑wear); stores and online shop. Ideal if you want statement scarves and stylish ready‑to‑wear. (fashionvalet.com)
• Poplook, Bella Ammara, Nurita Harith, Ariani, Bokitta, Bawal Exclusive and other local labels — popular for contemporary baju kurung, jubah, modest dresses and tudung styles. (You’ll find many of these on Shopee/ZALORA and their own sites.) (aws.poplook.com)

Where to shop in Kuala Lumpur (if you’re in Malaysia or visiting)

• Upscale malls: Pavilion KL, Suria KLCC, One Utama, Bangsar Village and Mid Valley Megamall carry boutique Muslimah brands and flagship stores (dUCk, Naelofar and seasonal pop‑ups). Good for trying on and curated selections. (tatlerasia.com)
• Jalan Masjid India / local bazaars — great for huge choice, fabrics, budget hijabs and fast trends (you can find everything from RM handfuls to mid‑range scarves). Perfect if you want to haggle or buy in person. (newyorker.com)

Other useful routes

• Brand webstores — many Malaysian brands sell directly and sometimes ship overseas (check each site’s shipping policy; Naelofar and several designers have international customers). (naelofar.com)
• Seasonal bazaars and Raya pop‑ups — malls and ZALORA often host “Raya” modest‑wear popups with limited collections and collaborations (watch Instagram or the ZALORA blog for announcements). (hype.my)

Quick buying tips

• For Malaysia’s hot, humid climate favor cotton/linen blends and lightweight chiffon/voile; they drape well and breathe.
• If buying online: check measurements, return policy and fabric details; marketplaces often have many sellers for the same item so compare ratings.
• For statement scarves and limited drops, follow brand Instagram accounts (many Malaysian labels release collabs and sell out fast).

If you want, I can:

• Narrow this to budget / midrange / premium labels, or
• Put together a short list of specific online stores or products (e.g., hijab styles, jubahs, kurung) based on your price range or style.