Designers present new collections
Thirty-two designers of the Vietnam Designers House presented their autumn-winter collections on Oct.5 in HCM City.
Thirty-two designers of the Vietnam Designers House presented their autumn-winter collections on Oct.5 in HCM City.
Around 250 people attended the show at the Designers House's outlet downtown.
More than 150 elegant and simple creations in cool colours of white, grey and black were displayed on the catwalk.
The show included clothing by major designers, such as Minh Hanh, Anh Vu, Nguyen Hang, Le Hang and Bao Kim, and by 8X-generation designers, including Group F8, Ngoc Dieu, Thien Toan, Khanh Vi, Van Vo, Thanh Hoa, Kim Khanh, Minh Hoa and Phuong Linh.
Designers paid particular attention to the one-shoulder dress, maxi dress, and strapless gowns made of soft and silky textures.
The trend was tailored, oversized elegant pants that can be adapted to every occasion, from business-wear to evening-wear.
Well-known designers Dang Khoa and Cuong Thinh brought their latest and boldest creations for suits and night dresses.
The highlight of the show was the romantic, impressive and inspirational wedding gown collections of designers Viet Lien, Trong Nguyen, Tuan Huy, Hien Le and Thien Trang.
Miss Vietnam 2008 Thuy Dung and Miss Beach 2008 Lam Thu Hang modelled for the show.
Vietnam Designers House in HCM City was opened by Viet Mode Co, Ltd in late August after opening last year in Ha Noi./.
Around 250 people attended the show at the Designers House's outlet downtown.
More than 150 elegant and simple creations in cool colours of white, grey and black were displayed on the catwalk.
The show included clothing by major designers, such as Minh Hanh, Anh Vu, Nguyen Hang, Le Hang and Bao Kim, and by 8X-generation designers, including Group F8, Ngoc Dieu, Thien Toan, Khanh Vi, Van Vo, Thanh Hoa, Kim Khanh, Minh Hoa and Phuong Linh.
Designers paid particular attention to the one-shoulder dress, maxi dress, and strapless gowns made of soft and silky textures.
The trend was tailored, oversized elegant pants that can be adapted to every occasion, from business-wear to evening-wear.
Well-known designers Dang Khoa and Cuong Thinh brought their latest and boldest creations for suits and night dresses.
The highlight of the show was the romantic, impressive and inspirational wedding gown collections of designers Viet Lien, Trong Nguyen, Tuan Huy, Hien Le and Thien Trang.
Miss Vietnam 2008 Thuy Dung and Miss Beach 2008 Lam Thu Hang modelled for the show.
Vietnam Designers House in HCM City was opened by Viet Mode Co, Ltd in late August after opening last year in Ha Noi./.
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