Vietnamese designer introduces latest collection in Milan

The collection is named MIRAGE and draws inspiration from the culture and landscapes of the Northwest region, especially from the renowned work “Vo chong A Phu” (Husband and Wife A Phu) by Vietnamese writer To Hoai.

The designer said that he has made use of materials such as wool, silk, cotton, brocade, and denim for his collection, with it taking him four months to complete the project.

This marks the fourth time that Hoang has participated in international fashion events. Previously, he attended Afro Fashion Week and Milan Fashion Week Spring/Summer.

Hoang was born in 2000 in Nghe An province. After showing an exceptional talent for drawing and a passion for fashion, he received a scholarship to study at Milan’s Nouva Accademia di Belle Arti (NABA), where he majored in fashion design. He later graduated with distinction in 2018.

Most notably, some of Hoang ‘s designs have already appeared in a number of foreign fashion magazines, including Vogue Italy.

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