Honoring the beauty of Vietnamese culture and people

The Heritage Collection of the Gióng Festival by designer Vũ Trần Đức Hải is inspired by the “ Gióng Festival”

“In the diverse picture of Vietnamese culture and landscape, the event Vietnam Shines contributes to awakening the creative spirit and honoring the beauty of the country, because fashion is an art form, a way to tell stories about Vietnam and Vietnamese people,” said designer Vu Tran Duc Hai, representative of the organizing unit Vu Tran Duc Hai Master Academy.

The fashion show is a place to showcase the diversity and creativity of a generation of talented young designers through 8 unique fashion collections.

Among them is the Hoi Giong Heritage Collection by designer Vu Tran Duc Hai. This is a collection of Ao Dai inspired by the "Hoi Giong" - an intangible cultural heritage honored by UNESCO. Saint Giong is a legend that represents the strength of the Vietnamese people. With the image of ivory bamboo, it is a bond to protect the country and develop together. The Ao Dai in the collection is a straight shape, creating comfort and youthfulness. The motifs are exclusively designed by the designer himself and use digital printing technology on silk fabric.

Designer May May's collection, titled River Region , is inspired by the beauty of the Mekong Delta. Using her unique creativity, May May creates designs inspired by the lives of the people here, with images of fishing nets and sparkling light on the river when the sun shines. This collection evokes the image of a rustic Mekong Delta and unique river landscape.

Designer May May Mien Song Nuoc 's collection is inspired by the beauty of the Mekong Delta.

The Rose Collection by designer Quoc Nu Nhu Du uses special fashion techniques to create vibrant velvet roses from fabric. Each model in this collection is not just a costume but a flower full of life.

Designer La An Do's collection named S Lady honors the generation of young, strong, and intellectual women of Vietnam. La An Do's designs create the image of beautiful, strong, and charming young girls.

The Southern Sunshine and Wind collection by designer Ho Huy Huy Nam represents the beauty of the people and landscapes of the southern region of the country. Huy Nam was inspired by the simple, straightforward, and emotional lifestyle of the Southern people. This collection is a perfect combination of elegance and the richness of Southern Vietnam.

Huyen Khanh's Black Pink collection honors the beauty and value of Vietnamese women. The black color in the collection represents the challenges that women face, as well as bringing mystery and charm. The bright pink color on the black background shows the radiance of Vietnamese women. This is a collection dedicated to the beautiful and noble spirit of Vietnamese women.

Designer Minh Chau from Hai Phong city brought to the Fashion show a splendid collection called Dawn on the Sea.

Young girl Trang Tran comes from Nam Dinh, where many fashion villages are developed. The collection named My way tells the story of business development in the fashion industry. Trang Tran uses pleat technique on fabrics such as Silk and Ogranza to tell the journey of energetic young people in the fashion industry. This is a subtle combination of fashion and business. Fashion show Vietnam shines: Honoring the beauty of Vietnamese culture and people

Designer Minh Chau from Hai Phong city brought to the Fashion Show a splendid collection called Dawn on the Sea . The sunlight shining on the East Sea was the main inspiration for this collection. Minh Chau used advanced embellishment techniques and special materials to create sparkle and elegance. With luxurious evening gowns and graceful bridal dresses, this collection honors the beauty of a Vietnam that has developed to reach the world and a Vietnam with a rich people and a strong country.

The Shining Vietnam Fashion Show is not only an event to honor beauty and creativity, but also an important mission to promote the Vietnamese fashion industry to be on par with the world.

HA MINH

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