“LỆ GIAI NHÂN” – Phuong Quynh The collection “Lệ Giai Nhân”  is inspired by the character Cô Dần from the film The White Silk Dress, portraying the image of a Vietnamese woman who is simple and gentle, yet possesses a resilient inner strength. Through the language of fashion, the project seeks to portray that beauty along with the deep emotional layers of Cô Dần, reflecting the судь phận and aspirations of many generations of Vietnamese women…

🎉🎉🎉Congratulations to student Võ Đăng Khoa (K24, Fashion Design)  from Ho Chi Minh City University of Technology and Education  for his design “Harvest Day” , which has successfully advanced to the National Costume night  at Miss Grand Vietnam 2025 .   “Harvest Day” – Võ Đăng Khoa “Harvest Day” is a story told through fabric, patterns, and colors—capturing the spirit of the Central Highlands at its most vibrant time of the year. When the sun is warm enough and the wind ca

“ZEN” – Lục Vĩ Bình The collection is inspired by Zen Buddhism, a branch of Buddhism that emphasizes minimalism, serenity, and enlightenment through meditation… “ZEN”  not only draws inspiration from the art of Japanese Zen gardens, but also embodies a refined, contemplative spirit and a sense of balance between innovation and order in design.

“Í – Ới” – Oanh Nguyễn The collection is inspired by the folk painting Hàng Trống – The Mouse Wedding , where vibrant colors and the playful imagery of the wedding procession have long nurtured childhood memories. The Neofolk style acts as a bridge, bringing traditional beauty into contemporary life. Across modern silhouettes that feel free-spirited and refined, folk motifs are fluidly reinterpreted—evoking echoes of the past while breathing fresh vitality into them. “Í Ới”  

The welcome ceremony for K25 Fashion Design freshmen of the Faculty of Fashion and Tourism took place with the participation of new students from across the Faculty, especially the Fashion Design students of Cohort 25. The young students were not only full of energy but also incredibly enthusiastic and charming, guided and supported by the faculty members and specialized lecturers of the department …👩‍🎓👨‍🎓  During the ceremony, the freshmen had the opportunity to meet the

“G Á N H” – Thiên Thảo Inspired by the culture of street vendors carrying shoulder poles in Hanoi from the late 19th century to the first half of the 20th century. “G Á N H”  seeks to honor and reimagine traditional cultural values—especially the image of Hanoi’s street vendors of the past—through a modern fashion language that feels closer and more relatable to the younger generation.