Designer Dang Trong Minh Chau stunned the audience on the evening of June 7th when she stepped out of her "comfort zone" of the traditional ao dai dress for the first time, venturing into a new creative space – where evening gowns and cocktail dresses reign supreme alongside ao dai designs imbued with contemporary visual spirit. Her " Illusions" collection exemplifies this bold transformation: a captivating visual game where the boundaries between reality and illusion are blurred by dramatic fashion language.
The collection features designs utilizing modern techniques such as heat transfer printing, 3D shaping, and handcrafted cut-outs and embellishments. The black-white-red-yellow color palette, along with materials like taffeta brocade, organza, and faux fur, creates a powerful visual effect. Each garment is a layered "illusion," simulating conflict, confrontation, and rebirth – like the designer's journey of transcending boundaries.
Designer Ivan Tran presents the Aura Bloom collection, blending soft beauty with a spirit of freedom and inner strength. Closely linked to the theme "Individual Identity Creates Style ," Aura Bloom uniquely intertwines design art and the essence of modern women – individuals who are both strong and gentle.
Inspired by the image of flower petals, Aura Bloom celebrates the quiet yet powerful journey of growth for the modern woman. From shyness to radiance, from silence to confidence, each design represents a layer of emotion, a milestone in a process of "blooming" from within.
Thanh Huong Bui unveiled her Rose of the Dawn collection, taking the audience on a captivating journey through traditional identity in contemporary fashion. Inspired by the pristine moment of a new day, the collection tells a story through the language of fashion, using the imagery of roses. Each design is an elaborate handcrafted work, meticulously crafted with sophisticated 3D embellishment techniques, carefully selected materials, and bold visual compositions, creating a sparkling effect like flowers blooming in the morning dew.
The highlight of the show was Bui Thanh Huong's skillful integration of the ao dai (Vietnamese traditional dress) into modern evening wear. Each design was like a cultural slice expressed through a creative lens, both honoring the original beauty of the ao dai and opening up new perspectives in its presentation.
Designer Vuong Khang presents the Evening Pool Party collection – where fashion, personality, and practicality intertwine artistically. Each outfit clearly reflects his personal touch and distinctive design language.
Throughout the collection, viewers were treated to a range of styles, from youthful sporty designs and edgy rock looks to sophisticated and elegant silhouettes.
Making its debut at Vietnam International Fashion Week, S TUDIOMORAL brought a fresh wave of fashion: unconventional, free-spirited, and unconventional. The Everything/Everyday collection captivated the audience with its free-spirited, flexible, and limitless approach.
Impressive shows and collections will continue to take place on the final night of Vietnam International Fashion Week 2025 on June 8th at the Nguyen Du Gymnasium. The show will feature designers Adrian Anh Tuan, Frederick Lee (from Singapore), and Vu Viet Ha.
Source: https://www.sggp.org.vn/but-pha-thang-hoa-cung-thoi-trang-post798625.html
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