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Vietnamese Designers Shine on Global Fashion Stage
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Vietnamese fashion is having a moment, and it's not just about traditional áo dài anymore. Vietnam's fashion scene is burgeoning, with a growing number of talented designers gaining recognition both domestically and internationally. More and more, we're seeing Vietnamese names appearing on the schedules of major fashion weeks around the world, a testament to their creativity and the rising global interest in Vietnamese design. Let's take a look at some of the Vietnamese designers who have showcased their collections at prestigious fashion weeks like London, Paris, and Shanghai.
Let's delve into some of the Vietnamese brands that are captivating audiences at international fashion weeks and putting Vietnam firmly on the fashion map.
Vietnamese fashion is having a moment, and it's not just about traditional áo dài anymore. Vietnam's fashion scene is burgeoning, with a growing number of talented designers gaining recognition both domestically and internationally. More and more, we're seeing Vietnamese names appearing on the schedules of major fashion weeks around the world, a testament to their creativity and the rising global interest in Vietnamese design. Let's take a look at some of the Vietnamese designers who have showcased their collections at prestigious fashion weeks like London, Paris, and Shanghai.
Let's delve into some of the Vietnamese brands that are captivating audiences at international fashion weeks and putting Vietnam firmly on the fashion map.
London Fashion Week
Montsand
Founded by designer Diệp Yến, Montsand is known for its sophisticated and minimalist aesthetic. The brand favors clean lines, neutral palettes, and luxurious fabrics to create timeless pieces with a contemporary edge. Montsand's presence at London Fashion Week Spring/Summer 2025 has garnered praise for its understated elegance and focus on quality craftsmanship.
Drawing inspiration from the mythical Udumbara flower, the collection "La Pureza" celebrates the beauty of nature and the ephemeral. It features modern, glamorous pieces, such as hand-beaded wool, and innovative silhouettes that redefine day-to-night wear.
Through "La Pureza," Montsand aims to convey a positive message to women who have supported the brand from the beginning: that the purest form of tranquility is balance, the purest form of strength is self-love, and the purest form of beauty is impermanence.
Trần Hùng
Trần Hùng has made a name for himself with his romantic and ethereal designs. His collections often feature intricate embroidery, delicate lace, and flowing silhouettes, creating a dreamy and feminine aesthetic. Trần Hùng's showcase at London Fashion Week introduced his unique vision to a global audience and cemented his status as a rising star.
Watch Tran Hung Spring/Summer 2025 - London Fashion Week from backstage preparation to the show:
Milan Fashion Week
Phan Đăng Hoàng
One of Vietnam's most celebrated designers, Phan Đăng Hoàng is known for his avant-garde and conceptual approach to fashion. His designs often challenge traditional notions of beauty and push the boundaries of creativity. Showcasing Milan Fashion Week with his latest collection "Ceramics" - Inspired by silk paintings by famous artist Nguyen Phan Chanh and ceramic art, has further elevated Phan Đăng Hoàng's reputation as a visionary designer.
Paris Fashion Week
Phan Huy
Having made an impression with his graduation project "La Monyenne Région", young designer Phan Huy once again pleased fans with his latest collection - "Lost in the Cavern" within the framework of Paris Fashion Week. Phan Huy's designs are characterized by their bold use of color, intricate prints, and structured silhouettes. His collections are a vibrant celebration of Vietnamese culture and heritage, often incorporating traditional motifs and techniques. Phan Huy's participation in Paris Fashion Week has helped to bring Vietnamese fashion to the forefront of the international scene.
Shanghai Fashion Week
SIXDO
SIXDO, led by designer Đỗ Mạnh Cường, is a popular Vietnamese label known for its contemporary and chic designs. The brand offers a range of ready-to-wear pieces that are both stylish and accessible. SIXDO's presence at Shanghai Fashion Week signals the brand's growing influence on the Asian market.
Let's watch the journey through a short documentary video before the showtime on YouTube SIXDO.
Hacchic
Showcasing at Shanghai Fashion Week, Hacchic has promoted its sustainable vision to a wider audience. “Kitsune no Yomeiri” encapsulates the profound symbolism of the legend of the fox wedding, a mysterious ceremony hidden from human sight, and the story of “Rain of Cloud Shadows. After the showers, a rainbow appeared in the brilliant sky as proof of the love of the fox and the "Fox Bride" - who is said to have met her destined soul mate and received many blessings.
Shall we have a look at the trailer for Hacchic Couture SS25 Collection?
The Growing Influence of Vietnamese Fashion
These designers are just a few examples of the incredible talent emerging from Vietnam's fashion industry. Their participation in major international fashion weeks is a significant achievement, not only for the designers themselves but for the Vietnamese fashion industry as a whole. It demonstrates the growing global recognition of Vietnamese creativity and the potential for Vietnamese fashion to make a significant impact on the world stage.
As Vietnamese designers continue to push boundaries and challenge conventions, we can expect to see even more Vietnamese names appearing on the schedules of prestigious fashion weeks in the future. The world is taking notice of Vietnam's vibrant and dynamic fashion scene, and the future looks bright for this exciting industry.
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