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| Black is the new black: Models presents designs in Trí’s Lúa collection. — Photo alotintuc.com |
Viet Nam News
HÀ NỘI – Vietnamese fashionista Nguyễn Công Trí will present his “traditional and modern” collection at the 2nd Tokyo Fashion Week.
Trí, who is a self-taught designer based in HCM City, impacted the world of Vietnamese fashion in 2000 when he won first prize in the New Idea category at Việt Nam’s Grand Prix, with his Green Leaves fashion collection, and also became the first Vietnamese designer to launch a dedicated house of Haute Couture.
He will introduce his latest collection Haute Couture No:10 at the prestigious Tokyo Fashion Week, which will be held on March 21 at Shibuya Hikarie Hall A.
Trí said that preparations for the show are almost finished. Following the success of his Lúa (Rice) collection, the designer continues to merge a traditional and modern image in his products.
Trí is the only Vietnamese at the show and his Lúa collection is mostly made from Lãnh My A silk of Tân Châu people in the northern province of An Giang.
“All designs are initiated from the images of Vietnamese women in áo bà ba (Vietnamese silk ensemble), working in rice paddy fields,” said Trí.
Tokyo Fashion Week is one of the world’s most renowned fashion shows. Trí is the only designer from Việt Nam to have been invited to exhibit at the show twice. VNS
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| Hard at work: Vietnamese fashion mogul Nguyễn Công Trí will present his “traditional and modern” collection at the 2nd Tokyo Fashion Week. — Photo 2sao.net |
