Malaysian Audience Mesmerized by Vietnamese Designer’s Collection at Fashion Week

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His pre-fall 2023 collection features the theme of ‘The Portrait Of Saigon,’ which draws inspiration from the dynamism and the modernity of Ho Chi Minh City.
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The event provides a platform in which fashion industry players can come together and showcase their talents.
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Designer Hao Truong (R) shares that he expects to help popularise Vietnam’s rich cultural identity and friendly people among international friends through his designs.
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Designer Hao Truong, 26, is from Ca Mau province and began his career in 2015. During the Malaysian fashion event he also introduces his new designs for both men and women, with the designs boasting a strong and dynamic style.
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Following are some photos of designer Hao Truong’s collection.
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