Vietnam’s Tran Hung shows off new collection at London Fashion Week

'Blood & Tears', which he designed during the year-long Covid-19 pandemic, had 10 outfits made of taffeta in red and yellow, symbolizing blood and tears.

Hung has used cutout techniques with heart and rose patterns, which he says should remind people of feminine beauty and strength amid difficulties.

Due to the pandemic and containment measures, Hung did all the outfits by himself.
In the photo, a model wears a bra inspired by a heart and a skirt with rose patterns.

A cutout gown with 'roses' on top.

An ombre off-the-shoulder dress.

Hung has embraced the sustainable fashion trend with the use of eco-friendly materials such as organza, taffeta, chiffon, and satin.
"Tran Hung is amongst the well-established brands in the high-end luxury fashion market, captivating his audience with his sophisticated designs by pushing the envelope of design," London Fashion Week says about him on its website.
His creations are seen as a romantic mixture of Asian and western inspirations and involve hand embroidery on silk and organza. Some of his costumes have appeared on the websites of major international fashion magazines like Vogue, Harper's Bazaar and Elle.