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Vietnam fashion week honours traditional material

Vietnam fashion week honours traditional material

For the first time, most collections of the Vietnam Fashion Week (VFW) Spring-Summer 2018 are designed with traditional fabrics such as silk, tussore, grass cloth, cotton and linen.
 Vietnam fashion week honours traditional material ảnh 1Model Ngoc Han wears a design by Cao Minh Tien using hand-embroidery patterns (Photo courtesy of organiser)
Hanoi (VNS/VNA) - For the first time, most collections of the VietnamFashion Week (VFW) Spring-Summer 2018 are designed with traditional fabricssuch as silk, tussore, grass cloth, cotton and linen.

The fashion week is beingheld at Vietnam Television’s studio S14 in Hanoi from September 29 to October2.

Designer Minh Hanh, founderof the VFW, said it’s time to honour traditional fabric.

“Designers and models havebrought Vietnamese fashion to the world, but we don’t have the complete gloryif we keep using materials imported from foreign countries,” Hanh said. “I havean ambition to introduce to the world market a design that is made in Vietnamfrom A to Z.”

The fashion week will introduce the latest spring and summer collections of 19Vietnamese, Spanish and Italian designers during three “Ready To Wear” nightsand one “Haute Couture” night. The designs showcase creativity as well aswearability.

The natural materials theyuse are not only a symbol of national pride, but also both practical anddesirable, Hanh said.

“Natural materials such astussore and silk are ‘crowned’ because of their high adaptability andenvironmental friendliness,” she said. “With the aim of developing the naturalmaterial and expanding the textile weaving villages, designers have beenexploring and coordinating with artisans and producers to create naturalmaterials, which are suitable to the requirements of the fashion market.”

The first ‘Ready to wear’show will introduce the collections of designer Tea Gelashvili from Italy and domesticdesigners, including Ngoc Han, Phuong Thanh, Duy Nguyen and Hung Viet.


The other shows will feature collections by designers Cao Minh Tien, DiegoCortizas of Chula brand, Cong Huan, Cao Duy, Quang Huy, Ha Duy and Minh Hanh.

Among them, designer TeaGelashvili, who attended the famous fashion design school Domus Academy, willintroduce the hidden beauty of Italy through the delicate details of thecostumes in his unique collection.

Hanh is a pioneer indesigning with grass cloth from Thanh Hoa and Quang Ngai provinces. She’s knownfor many collections that include brocades. Audience will see her latest workat this spring-summer fashion week.

Young designer Nhi Hoang has also discovered her own artistic voice bydesigning with silk from Nha Xq Village, the northern province of Ha Nam.

“In my collection, I usethe hand-woven technique in which threads are woven across each other, allowingme to mix the colours,” said Nhi.

The designers will showcaseoutfits for women, men and children during the event.-VNA
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