All Amin (25 years old, from Berlin, Germany) studied fashion design. She has a great passion for shoes. They became an “obsession” when Amin started working at a shoe store. She collects so many shoes that she cannot wear them all. “I have a room full of shoes. I’m really obsessed with trends, looking for new shoes every day,” Amin shared. Instead of throwing away old shoes, All Amin decided to give them a second life. In the photo, the German girl combines old Timber, Nike shoes with lace skirts. She wants to create a romantic dress but no less personality and unique. With design skills, Amin sews and assembles each part of the shoe into costumes and accessories. Besides corsets and bodysuits, she also sews old shoes into a cap. Most old shoes are usually thrown away. With creative skills, Amin turns old shoes into useful clothes and accessories. Amin also wants to convey the message of sustainable fashion through her creations. All Amin confided: “I felt very lost in life when I first designed things from sneakers. I sat in a small room, it was difficult to find space because it was full of shoes and clothes. half of which I have never worn. I also ask myself about spending money on shopping. This motivates me to transform my wardrobe into new things.” Amin said she really likes the creative style from old items. The German girl said: “I don’t think of myself as a fashion designer. I like to be a free creative person who can do anything.” Models dropped their shoes on the catwalk Despite having problems with shoes on the catwalk, many models still confidently strode in the excitement of the audience.

“Every day, it must take a few hours to put on makeup and clothes, right?” “I’m curious, do they dress differently than normal people?” Above are the statements that fashion students often hear. The fashion design industry has been present in Vietnam for a long time, but for many people, this is still something strange, even… mysterious and probably also a convergence of real styles. divergent. From there, everyone came to a conclusion that: students in this major are very strange, very strange, very outstanding and must be very “art art”! Not necessarily! Students majoring in Fashion Design – Faculty of Art Design below have shown us a different view of the way the girls and boys dress up for school. Casual style is simpler than imagined Throughout the interview, black and white were the most popular color duo of the students. Easy to find, easy to wear, easy to mix, why not only the students in general but the students of Fashion Design here also have to “fall in love” before this combo. However, each of you still has your own highlights to affirm your own style which is quite interesting. Thuan – the 21-year-old girl chooses a youthful outfit with a white t-shirt with a pattern printed on it and a rather personal statement, combined with a thigh-slit black skirt. She did not forget to use accessories such as metallic necklaces and colorful bracelets as accents Vo Le Nguyen Phuong’s friend wears an outfit in the right summer spirit with a white crop top shirt over high-waisted pants and sneakers. It can be seen that the weather is hot, so you also prioritize items that are more comfortable and airy, not too picky Anh Dao (left) and Thien Thanh (right) bring two completely opposite styles. While Anh Dao has a personality with a white shirt with asymmetrical design, cut-out at the shoulder, mixed with a layered mini skirt and chunky boot, Thien Thanh, although also chooses a cut-out design at the shoulder, brings it to him. discreet and gentle image in my full black outfit Although wearing a Japanese schoolgirl outfit and wearing hime hair, her friend Tran Ngoc Phuong Lan confided that she is not really a crazy fan of Phu Tang fashion, but simply wants F5 to be stylish. Instead of choosing a safe white sneaker, she chose a pair of funny patterned sneakers with lovely pink socks, creating a great highlight for the overall. No need to look closely at the outfit, but Tran Minh Bao Long is also impressive enough with orange-yellow hair and a personality tattoo on his hand. Wearing all black, but he did not bring a dull feeling thanks to a pair of metallic bomber jackets and pointed leather boots. Besides, his thin, tall figure also makes him look very “artist”. This is probably the most “colorful” person in the interview. In contrast to the gentle, slightly shy reply in the video, Chi Cuong shows that he has a very good taste in clothes and coordination. The guy mixes a shirt with a tropical vibe with a ruffled leopard-skin sweater in the style of an inside shirt, slightly flared leather pants, a platform boot and a black beanie hat to balance the other two outstanding items. Full of enthusiasm and passion when sharing about your favorite designer Internationally renowned designers such as Jacquemus, Rick Owen, Jil Sander, Yves Saint Laurent and Maria Grazia Chiuri are fashion figures loved by students. Some friends simply like, some admire the works and creations of that designer, some say that they were inspired by that designer and influenced their style and thinking. Besides international names, you also pay a lot of attention to domestic designers. They are all familiar names such as designer Phuong My, designer Lam Gia Khang or “the elder brother of Vietnamese fashion village” – designer Cong Tri. Especially for designer Cong Tri, recently his works have been constantly dressed up by big stars like Rosé, and his Fall – Winter 2021 collection has been published on Vogue. The impressive range of achievements of the predecessors has given a lot of inspiration, motivation and strength to the following generations to continue to develop the country’s fashion. Video: King Live Photo: Thanh Thanh

The designs in Taile spring-summer 2021 collection of designer Tai Le. Fashion designer Tai Le was born in Hanoi into a family with rich artistic traditions. Passionate about fashion since childhood, he pursued and had 15 years of training in the US in the field of fashion and business. Tai Le graduated with excellence in fashion design with the award “Student of the Year” (2017) at Parsons School – The New School of Design (a famous American school of fashion design). In 2017, he launched his own brand name Taile, then continuously appeared at fashion events such as Hongkong Fashion Week (2018, 2019) and New York Fashion Week (2019). Tai Le’s designs are also present in major fashion markets around the world such as the US, UK, Germany, Italy, Hong Kong (China) … Tai Le’s fashion design can be encapsulated in modern, future and dynamic 3 words. This designer aims to be successful young people with discreet, luxurious yet stylish outfits. His designs often have a wide shape, sophisticated seams, especially high-quality exclusive fabrics. The newest Taile spring / summer 2021 collection by this designer clearly shows style and has lots of new and creative exploration. In addition to the familiar white and gray colors, the designs have a bright blue color interwoven. The wide form is intelligently handled by Tai Le with generous folds, drawstring around the cut line, soft and feminine. The designs use lace materials made of 100% cotton, silk, satin, waterproof polyester … treated, dyed, woven by Japanese technology, tested to the standards to not harm the environment. and does not cause negative impacts on producers, at the same time suitable to the climate of Vietnam. Returning to Vietnam, besides appearing in prestigious events such as the annual Vietnam Fashion Week, designer Tai Le also cooperates with Tan My Fashion Design Company Limited – Tan My Design (61 Hang Trong, Hoan Kiem) – famous traditional fashion destination of Hanoi, to introduce its designs to the fashion lover of Capital. Most recently, in mid-April, he opened a fashion store at Caravelle Hotel Saigon (District 1, Ho Chi Minh City). Director of Tan My Fashion Design Company Limited Nguyen Thuy Linh said: “Tai Le is a talented and well-trained young designer. His designs are modern, luxurious and elegant, in line with world fashion trends. Tan My Design always wants to collaborate with such young designers so that the public, especially international visitors, can better understand Vietnamese fashion ”. Regarding a long-term strategy, not only expanding and meeting the fashion needs of young people, designer Tai Le determined to look to the foreign market to affirm the Vietnamese fashion brand in the international arena. “To have a position outside of excellent design, attention must be paid to fabrics, durability and high-quality accessories on each product. That is what I will focus on to bring Vietnamese fashion to a high level, ”said designer Tai Le.

Alber Elbaz died at the age of 59. Photo: Vogue. The information of designer Alber Elbaz’s death was confirmed by Compagnie Financìere Richemont – his joint venture partner in AZ Factory. Richemont founder and chairman Johann Rupert said in a statement on April 25: “I have lost not only a colleague but also a dear friend. Elbaz is one of the brightest and most beloved characters in the fashion industry. He has built a reputation, a talented person with a special vision. Alber Elbaz was born in 1961 in Morocco. He spent 14 years working for the Lanvin brand, from 2001-2015. At the end of October 2015, Elbaz left the position of creative director of the French fashion house. He was interrupted in the fashion industry for the next five years. Earlier this year, Alber Elbaz launched its collection at AZ Factory in the fashion sense Haute Couture Spring – Summer 2021 . This collection marks the return of Elbaz after a 5-year hiatus. The original Moroccan designer introduced the movie “Show Fashion” to launch this collection. At the beginning of the film, Alber Elbaz talks about his health condition and the disease he has suffered. Besides, Elbaz also talked about the friends in the fashion industry who reminded him to return such as Marc Jacobs, Pierpaolo Piccioli, Gabriela Hearst. Sai when he was a creative director for 14 years at Lanvin, Alber Elbaz wanted to make a difference. He teamed up with Richemont to launch his latest fashion venture. Through it, Elbaz wishes to create a lasting relationship between designers and consumers. Alber Elbaz contributed to make Lanvin shine on the world fashion map. Photo: Vogue.

The young designer has decided to choose a new direction for his career, creating a fashion brand specializing in the Pijama line with silk material. Actor Luong Thu Trang and designer Nguyen Thu Yen. Luong Thu Trang wears a yellow rope dress showing off her white skin and slim shoulders. She is causing a storm with her role as Minh in the movie ‘Sunflower against the sun’. “At events, I am very attentive and perfectionist. However, when I stay at home I always choose for myself silk or stretch pajamas for me to easily cook and clean” – Thu Trang shared shall. In the event, there was also the participation of Miss Duong Thuy Linh. She attracts all eyes with a tight black dress, revealing her slender and beautiful body. She and designer Nguyen Thu Yen are quite close. Both are constantly talking and “sharp” in the same frame. Miss Duong Thuy Linh shared that she was very interested in the Pijama designs of designer Thu Yen. Singer Bao Tram is more and more beautiful. She wore a yellow dress to show off her slim body despite having gone through 2 births. The female singer continuously tried colorful and colorful silk Pijama outfits. Singer Bao Tram revealed that she has improved her physique thanks to hard work in yoga over time.

Like the SH series, or many other motorcycles, SH Mode, when mounted on a unique and beautiful number plate, has an equally high price tag. The old motorbike with a sky-high price is owned by Mr. Nguyen Tien Dung, in Cau Giay (Hanoi). Honda SH Mode old sea five quarters for sale for more than 200 million. Mr. Dung shared that this SH Mode car has rolled 10,000 km. The car has a very new red-and-black exterior. The SH Mode car is mounted with number plates 29-B1 – 55555, a series of five precious quarters with beautiful meanings in the concept of feng shui. “That is the reason why the price of the team car is so high. Even though it has been running for 5 years, the car is original and still looks like a new one. This model is also very popular in the market because of its beautiful design, its size and not. too big, not too small “, added Mr. Dung. With a price of 200 million VND, the 5-year-old car is 3 times more expensive than the selling price of the highest version SH Mode 2020 on the market today. The new cars are only being sold for about 70 million VND. Honda SH Mode 2016 uses a 125 cc, 4-stroke, single-cylinder, liquid-cooled engine, integrated with electronic fuel injection technology PGM-FI, producing a maximum capacity of 8.36 kW at 8,500. rpm, maximum torque of 11.7 Nm at 5,000 rpm. At the end of October 2020, the Honda SH Mode of a driving teacher in Vinh Long also offered a price of more than 200 million dong when owning the number plate of the sixth quarter with many unique toy levels. Some detailed photos of the car: The car’s appearance is still new. Honda SH Mode 2016 is equipped with smartkey lock. Honda SH Mode old sea five quarters. Chi Bao / Vietnamnet (Zing resets post title)

Former Spice Girls member said she is a fan of healthy eating. Youthful skin and toned physique are proof of pursuing a scientific way of eating. Victoria Beckham’s diet consists of foods rich in fiber, completely eliminating milk and cheese. Avocado is one of the foods Ms. Beck recommends. Fresh seafood and fruit are Victoria Beckham’s favorites. In the interview with The Telegraph, The 47-year-old star said she eats three to four avocados a day. That is the secret to healthy skin. In addition, fresh fish, especially salmon, is an indispensable dish in Mrs. Beck’s menu. She once shared that fresh seafood is a way to help her change her life. According to the HuffPost, Victoria Beckham’s eating secrets are completely beneficial. Avocado helps reduce acne, improves health and prevents skin damage, keeps skin healthy and supple. Victoria Beckham also revealed that she gives up her traditional morning drinks tea and coffee. Instead, she uses two tablespoons of apple cider vinegar to kick off the day. During breakfast, she uses smoothies and cereals. The whole family admired Beckham’s ability to “eat green food”. Her smoothies include a mix of apples, kiwi, lemon, spinach, broccoli and chia seeds, plus organic unsweetened almond milk.

Retail consultant Mary Portas was among those calling for the stimulus package.

In the UK, celebrities such as retail consultant Mary Portas, beauty magnate Charlotte Tilbury, fashion designer Charlie Casely-Hayford and Henry Holland were among the callers of Main’s stimulus package. covered. The new aid package should be structured similarly to the restaurant bailout package in the summer of 2020, they said.

Specifically, the Government has paid 50% of the cost of goods purchased at stores with less than 10 employees and capped at £ 10, with rollout times from Monday to Wednesday, taking place during round a month this summer.

Independent stores have been hit hard by the pandemic, says Ross Bailey, founder of the “Street rescue” campaign and chief executive of retail rental market Appear Here. In particular, it is estimated that retail stores of non-essential goods, mainly independent stores, lost £ 22 billion in sales by 2020, with the number of customers down 40%.

Often, family-style small businesses can’t adopt plans for employees to take temporary leave because there are still a small number of online orders that need to be processed, Bailey said.

According to statistics, the UK has more than 11,000 stores that have permanently disappeared from the streets and shopping malls by 2020. Meanwhile, online shopping, mushrooming during the pandemic. The figures show that 38% of retail sales were done online in February, up 18% from last year.

To resolve the above situation, recently, the British Minister of Finance Rishi Sunak announced, retail stores can extend the business tax reduction until July.

Previously, the British Government also announced that retail stores could reopen from April 12, 2021, and could sell until 10 p.m. and six days a week. This is a move to save the British government’s retail stores after months of closure.

However, Ross Bailey, founder of the “Street Rescue” campaign, argues that more substantial intervention is needed: “With the right support, independent stores can thrive. Otherwise, we will lose community cohesion, where transaction is based on human connection and experience, which is hard to replace online transactions, ”affirmed Ross Bailey.