The meeting of brocade and silk in Chu Thi Hong Anh's designs.

Brocade and silk fabrics are usually used separately, but designer Chu Thi Hong Anh combines them in the same design to create unique outfits.

The latest designs by designer Chu Thi Hong Anh - Photo: Provided by the designer

Designer Chu Thi Hong Anh captivated hearts with her new collection, featuring a unique combination of two traditional materials: brocade and silk.

In the history of Vietnamese fashion, brocade and silk fabrics were often used separately by designers to create luxurious designs from brocade or alluring designs from silk.

Chu Thi Hong Anh is one of the pioneering designers in combining two materials that represent two different layers of meaning.

Brocade is a luxurious fabric with traditional, classically symmetrical patterns, creating a striking impression when incorporated into specific garment designs.

Silk fabric, on the other hand, symbolizes elegance and lightness. This type of fabric is often used by designers in traditional clothing.

This material is soft, breathable, and suitable for our climate. When silk fabric is combined with brocade, it creates a balance between classic and modern elements.

The combination of brocade and silk fabrics creates a design that is both traditional and modern.

Brocade and silk are incorporated into the same outfit, creating a distinctive look.

The highlight of this collection is the silhouette, which harmoniously blends traditional and contemporary elements.

Designed with a flowing ao dai (Vietnamese traditional dress) silhouette combined with a classic skirt style, it showcases Vietnamese cultural values.

"Modern cuts, asymmetrical details, or layered fabrics create a contemporary design that still retains a sense of familiarity."

"The fusion of brocade and silk fabrics not only brings a fresh perspective to traditional clothing but also provides comfort for the wearer," shared designer Chu Thi Hong Anh.

Each design is unique, reflecting the designer's personality in fashion creation.

Every stitch and detail is meticulously crafted.

Vietnamese cultural values ​​are subtly integrated through traditional motifs.

The way the silhouettes are handled creates a connection between fashion and art.

Source: https://tuoitre.vn/cuoc-gap-go-giua-gam-hoa-va-vai-the-trong-thiet-ke-cua-chu-thi-hong-anh-20241210162403933.htm