Inspired by the beauty of countless flowers, designer Ngoc Lan created soft dresses and ao dai that honor the beauty of women. The name "VBloom" means blooming, symbolizing vitality and timeless beauty. Through the collection, the fashion house wants to convey the message that ladies should always shine brightly like flowers.
Many artists attended the show. People's Artist Lan Huong wore an ao dai made of high-quality silk, delicately embroidered with soft roses. The outfit helped the artist show off her youthful appearance at the age of 61.
When invited to attend the launch of the new collection, the female artist immediately accepted because she loved the traditional yet modern designs from the fashion house.
People's Artist Ngoc Huyen exudes elegance and charm with a purple velvet dress. The floral and bird motifs are delicately hand-embroidered on the dress, painting a picture of spring full of vitality and freshness.
Actress Hong Hanh, actress Huyen Thach... also showed off their beauty with the latest costumes by designer Ngoc Lan. During the event, the artists also had a surprise impromptu performance at the end of the show. After the models performed one by one, the artists tried their hand at being models. Although a bit shy at first, People's Artist Lan Huong, People's Artist Ngoc Huyen... still completed the catwalk well, receiving applause from the audience in their first attempt at walking on the catwalk.
"I believe that fashion is not just about clothes, but also works of art to honor traditional craft values combined with a modern breath. With the mission of bringing sustainable values to the community, LanV artisans have conveyed the quintessence of culture and long-standing hand embroidery techniques through every needle and thread. This is the perfect blend between tradition and creativity, between inspiration and human values", designer Ngoc Lan shared.
Through each outfit, the designer tells different stories. The soul and story of each flower is vividly recreated by talented hands. Many outfits are combined with silk robes to add a powerful look. In addition to patterned dresses, designer Ngoc Lan also introduces many ao dai and velvet dresses with high applicability, providing choices for ladies during the coming of Tet and spring.
