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Hanoi to host Vietnam int’l fashion & beauty festival in December

The Vietnam International Fashion & Beauty Festival (VIFBF) will be organised at the International Centre of Exhibition in Hanoi’s Hoan Kiem district from December 11-15, the organising board said at a conference on September 21.
Hanoi to host Vietnam int’l fashion & beauty festival in December ảnh 1The Vietnam International Fashion & Beauty Festival (VIFBF) will be organised in Hanoi from December 11-15. (Source: VTV)

Hanoi (VNA) – The Vietnam International Fashion & BeautyFestival (VIFBF) will be organised at the International Centre of Exhibition inHanoi’s Hoan Kiem district from December 11-15, the organising board said at aconference on September 21.

The festival, to be jointly held by the Vietnam National Textile and GarmentGroup, the Vietnam Exhibition Fair Centre and N Group Media, is expected toattract some 20,000 visitors, and become the largest fashion and beauty fair inVietnam.

Renowned brands and fashion designers from China, Indonesia, the Republic ofKorea and Vietnam, among others, will showcase their latest designs at morethan 200 booths at the fair.

Talkshows on fashion, beauty and hair, the VIFBF fashion show 2019, and theBest Fashion Designer final round will be organised in the framework of theevent.

The festival is expected go vibrant with a wide range of other activities likethe Vietnam Hairstylist Awards 2019, performance of standout fashioncollections, and a ceremony to honour the most favoured fashion designers andbeauty brands./.
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