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Fashion show in US to promote clean water

Popular designer Adrian Anh Tuan will debut his latest collection titled The Superstar in HCM City, Hanoi and California, the United States, soon.
Fashion show in US to promote clean water ảnh 1A design by Adrian Anh Tuan (Photo: ngoisao.net)

Hanoi (VNA) - Popular designer Adrian Anh Tuan will debut his latest collection titled The Superstar in HCM City, Hanoi and California, the United States, soon.

The show aims to highlight the beauty of modern Vietnamese women.

For Tuan, the owner of fashion trademark Valenciani, this show is not only the first to feature his collection, but is also a major event, featuring 50 leading Vietnamese models, including Thanh Hang and Le Hang, wearing his designs.

The show in HCM City will take place at on May 29 at 7pm in Thong Nhat Hall and the show in Hanoi will be held on July 10.

All proceeds from the show in California, which is to be held on June 12, will be used for annual fresh water projects for children living in the remote areas of Vietnam.

“Besides expressing admiration for the beauty of modern Vietnamese women, I hope to make a small contribution by raising awareness among people working in different fields on the need to conserve fresh water and keep the sea clean,” Tuan said.

Stylist Kelbin Lei (born Le Hoang Anh Khoa) from Da Lat city in also part of the show.-VNA

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