Toi See Luon, brother of Malaysian fashion designer Datuk Zang Toi, dies at 64

The New York-based designer also shared several photos of his late brother, shot together with him and family.

Toi See Luon is pictured here with his younger brother Datuk Zang Toi. Photo: Zang Toi

Toi See Luon, the older brother of renowned Malaysian fashion designer Datuk Zang Toi, died on Wednesday from stomach cancer. He was 64 years old. See Luon played a large part in running Zang Toi's boutique here in Malaysia, and had a hand in managing several collections and shows for the House Of Toi in Kuala Lumpur.Toi See Luon and Datuk Zang Toi at the rehearsal before a runway show paying tribute to their late father. Photo: Zang Toi

Zang Toi was only 20 years old when he first landed in New York City to study fashion. After making a name for himself, he founded his atelier House Of Toi there.See Luon's funeral service will take place tomorrow at Xiao En Centre, Cheras, Kuala Lumpur.

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