After the beautiful BST in Tokyo Fashion Week, Cong Tri became the first Vietnamese designer to be honored on Vogue America

Cong Tri is the leading designer in Vietnam, if not the number 1 (although he never received this honor).

The creativity of WORKS is constantly changing. Every year, designers of the origin of Da Nang again made the grave to admire the works he created. From "Nam", "Cam on Saigon", "Quang pho cua danh vong", "Vang Hong" ... and most recently "Em Hoa" all bring this outstanding designer compliments.

Designer Cong Tri and Thanh Hang supermodel at Tokyo Fashion Week.

"Em Hoa" has just launched to make people admire "Wow" clear. Inspired by the flower vendor walking the streets of Sai Gon, designer Cong Tri made a series of oversized designs with accents of giant flowers engraved on the back, handcrafted entirely by technology. embroidered hands.

Cong Triet is not only recognized in Vietnam, Tokyo but also recently, American Vogue also found that he deserves praise.

In the article, "Tokyo Fashion Week is again brilliant," Vogue America has recognized NTK as one of the factors contributing to the success of this prestigious event series. Accordingly, the world's leading magazine describing Cong Tri as a fashion designer who reached couture in Ho Chi Minh City, launched the BST inspired by the deep emotions of the capital city. The flower vendors walk on the white design with architectural style from the front, behind the flowers are full of color.

The beautiful words that Vogue for fashion designer No. 1 Vietnam.

Cong Hoa's collection "Em Hoa" is also fully published in the US Vogue magazine in the category "Asian Fashion Meets Tokyo" - (Asian Fashion Meets Tokyo).

"Em Hoa" is the first Vietnamese collection to be published on American Vogue, which has millions of views from around the globe every day.

Just enough to conclude that, after years of hard work faithful Haute Couture, despite difficulties, finally the designer has picked himself the most sweet, the most sweet yet Which country in the country can reach.

Once again, congratulations to Vietnam's Designers!