Brown, gray, and glen plaid
We’ve seen it draped on the shoulders of fashion influencers all over the world, worn with jeans by idols in casual chic airport looks, and on every trend list since last year: the gray plaid blazer and its several other incarnations. Glen plaid is a combination of small and large checks, and this patterned look embodies an urban professional look with a casual touch. With its versatile quality that can make anyone look style-ready from day to night, it seems like this trend isn’t going to die any time soon

                                                     Caruso, Kiok

                                 CNBLUE’s Lee Jong Shin and SHINee’s key

                                           Jeong Jinwoon

                                               Ahn Jae Hyun

L-R: Do Sang Woo, Jeon So Yeon, Jung Hye Sung, AOA’s Jimin, rapper Cheetah

                                    EXID’s Junghwa and Hani
Top photo credit: Xportsnews. Runway and red carpet photos courtesy of Seoul Fashion Week Organization.

Diện một chiếc áo đẹp hay được đồng nghiệp tán dương về gu thời trang có thể khiến ngày làm việc của bạn hứng khởi hơn rất nhiều.  

Trang phục sáng màu nên được ưu tiên cho những ngày đầu tuần, tạo cảm giác hứng khởi, tràn đầy năng lượng cho một tuần làm việc mới. Bạn có thể kết hợp áo sơ mi trắng cùng mom jeans, vừa đảm bảo yếu tố lịch sự lại vẫn trẻ trung, năng động. 

 

  

Đừng quên kết hợp cùng clutch hay túi xách quai mảnh để tạo điểm nhẩn cho tổng thể. Dáng quần cạp cao với phần ống đứng này có thể ăn nhập với nhiều kiểu giày dép. Tuy nhiên, trong môi trường công sở bạn nên chọn giày hoặc sandal cao gót để tạo vẻ thanh lịch.

 

  

Xu hướng all black hoàn toàn có thể áp dụng để diện đến sở làm. Đặc biệt, gam màu này giúp các chị em mũm mĩm che giấu bớt khuyết điểm cơ thể. 

 

  

Tuy nhiên, cũng nên tiết chế, thêm vào các phụ kiện có gam màu nổi bật như ánh kim, vàng, beige... để tổng thể được hài hòa, không quá "u tối". 

 

  

Thay vì "đóng thùng" toàn bộ phần vạt áo tạo cảm giác gò bó, hãy sơ vin phần vạt trước vào cạp quần. Với công thức này, bạn nên chọn áo sơ mi có độ dài ngang mông để không khiến tổng thể set đồ trở nên lôi thôi, kém duyên dáng. 

 

  

Áo thun luôn là item được ưu tiên trong những ngày hè oi bức. Bạn hoàn toàn có thể mix kiểu áo basic này cùng quần skinny jeans mà không hề lỗi thời. Tuy nhiên, hãy kết hợp với giày cao gót hoặc giày loafer để tránh bị gắn mác "xuề xòa".

 

  

Nếu công ty của bạn không quá khắt khe về chuyện trang phục, bạn có thể chọn quần jeans với các chi tiết mài, rách vừa phải nhằm tạo thêm hứng khởi cho những ngày làm việc cuối tuần. 

1. A young and sweet cast! A high-quality script from a renowned team
EXO’s Suho (Lee Yoo Chan), Ha Yeon Soo (Kim Bo Ra), Oh Chang Suk (Min Tae Ju), and Kim Ye Won (Min Tae Ra) are a younger cast than that of the original series, and they are set to tell the sweet and refreshing story of four youths. They are set to bring a more youthful energy to the original story, putting a new spin on the concept. Their story will be written by the same team who have worked on scripts for productions like “Confidential Assignment,” “Gwanghae: The Man Who Became King,” “Old Boy,” and “Beauty Inside.”

2. Visuals galore, overflowing chemistry! Suho and Ha Yeon Soo’s heart-fluttering romance
Suho, who will be playing CEO Lee Yoo Chan, and Ha Yeon Soo, who will take on the role of optimistic job-seeker Kim Bo Ra, are ready to be 2018’s representative young couple! On top of visuals that shine, the two will play a pair of characters with completely different personalities, values, and social status who bicker as the perfect pair for a romantic comedy. Suho and Ha Yeon Soo’s heart-fluttering romance, which will be twice the fun and twice the excitement, is set to awaken viewers’ romantic cells

3. Not your regular Cinderella story! Adding a trendy and relatable touch

NextIn, the company that Lee Yoo Chan founded, will be the backdrop to interesting and trendy stories that take place in the IT industry. Also, Lee Yoo Chan separates himself from the existing “rich man” drama trope because he built up his own wealth through his own hard work and ingenuity rather than being born into wealth. Viewers will be able to relate with Kim Bo Ra, who reflects the reality of job-seekers as she keeps applying for jobs and getting rejected. Despite her repeated failure, she always stays positive, strives to succeed based on her own merits, and never loses her passion.

“Rich Man, Poor Woman” will tell the story of Lee Yoo Chan, a genius CEO who is perfect in every way except he suffers from face blindness (prosopagnosia), and Kim Bo Ra, an optimistic job-seeker whose memory rivals that of Alpha Go’s. The first episode will premiere on Dramax and MBN on May 9 at 11 p.m. KST. The drama will also be exclusively available on Viki!

Seolhyun and Block B’s Zico in striking sportswear

Seohyun’s bag makes a cute addition to any outfit! 

 K-pop is a thriving place for ultraviolet-inspired hair. Hani 
had pink and purple undertones, model Irene Kim sported a deep purple 
shade, and RM had candy hair

 

SEVENTEEN’s Jeonghan

 

WINNER’s Mino had gray and faded purple shades.

Nguyen Hue pedestrian street in downtown HCMC during the weekends were flooded with the cheerful and jubilant atmosphere as huge numbers of fashion-lovers, city dwellers and tourists rushed to the boulevard to participate in a cultural and tourism event called “Fashionology Festival.” The crowds had a chance to admire around 1,400 latest fashion designs by prestigious designers at home and abroad despite unfavorable weather with sudden rains.

Models parade on the catwalk of the Fashionology Festival 2017 on October 20 - PHOTOS: THANH HOA – HOANG PHONG

  The three-day event attracted a lot of attention and applause from the media and the public owing to a wide variety of beautiful fashions and music performances. Meant to contribute to promoting tourism development in the city, the event also served as a bridge to introduce Vietnamese fashion to international friends.

The pedestrian square that is 670 meters long and 64 meters wide was turned into the catwalk where young models paraded the latest and creative collections by more than 200 domestic and regional designers.

The first day of the festival, themed “Far East Identity,” brought a wonderful surprise for hundreds of spectators and fashion enthusiasts. Fashion collections featured there showed harmonious combination of traditional and modern features attached to the 300-year development of Saigon. The works are created by local famous designers such as Thuan Viet, Hoang Hai, Vu Thu Phuong, Le Long Dung and Da Thao.

Notably, the festival featured artistic lighting shows of 3D mapping techniques, giving visitors an opportunity to see the stunning beauty of many iconic architectural works in the city such as the City Hall, the Central Post Office, the Notre Dame Cathedral and Ben Thanh Market.

Music lovers were pampered with a fantastic music party with the presence of renowned pop stars, dancers and art ensembles in the local showbiz such as singers Dong Nhi  and Vu Cat Tuong, and Buoc Nhay dance troupe.

On the second night of the festival, the vivid and joyful atmosphere on the pedestrian quarter heated up with big applause and cheers as the models came on stage in young and dynamic collections dedicated to local youths by 40 designers from the Southeast Asian region.

The first-ever festival wrapped up with the last day featuring the theme “Futuristic” showcasing latest collections by students majoring in fashion and industrial fine arts of local universities.

  Speaking at the opening ceremony of the festival last Friday, La Quoc Khanh, deputy director of the HCMC Department of Tourism, said the city is striving to develop unique tourism products in an effort to woo more international travelers to the city and reinforce the position of HCMC as one of the top tourist destinations of Vietnam.

The large-scale festival held for the first time in the city showed tremendous efforts of the municipal government in promoting the city’s tourism image to international friends, providing ample opportunities for local and foreign young designers to meet up and share experiences in fashion, Khanh added.

Nguyen Thi Anh Hoa, deputy director of the HCMC Department of Tourism, told the Daily at the festival that the event with a unique combination between fashion and advanced technology is considered as a fresh and exhilarating tourism product to enrich the cultural and spiritual life among city dwellers and the foreign community living and working in HCMC, and bring a breath of fresh air to the city’s tourism.

A 29-year-old American visitor known by his given named as John explained to the Daily that no words could express his feelings as this was the first time he had seen such a special fashion show accompanied with striking artistic lighting shows, adding that he was strongly impressed by not only diverse entertainment and art programs in the city but also the hospitable and generous Saigonese.

Organized by the HCMC Department of Tourism in collaboration with the Golden Communication Group, the first-ever event of its kind is expected to become an annual activity timed to celebrate Vietnam’s Women Day, October 20. 

  Data of the HCMC government shows that international tourists visiting HCMC in the first nine months of 2017 climbed to 4.2 million, an increase of 16% against the year-earlier period. Tourism revenue amounted to over VND84.5 trillion (about US$3.72 billion), a year-on- year pickup of 10%.

An ao dai (traditional Vietnamese long dress) fashion show was held on Wednesday at La Maison 1888 Restaurant on the campus of the InterContinental Danang Sun Peninsula Resort in the central coastal city of Danang.

A model wears one of the latest ao dai designs in the “Secret Garden” collection by local designer Adrian Anh Tuan - PHOTOS: NHAN TAM

  The fashion show marked the closing of the week-long exhibition titled “Vietnam’s ao dai – The everlasting beauty” which was organized for the first time at the luxury resort to honor the beauty of the traditional Vietnamese costume.

Two ao dai collections, “Secret Garden” and “My Vietnam”, created by local designers Adrian Anh Tuan and Thuy Nguyen respectively were introduced to fashion lovers at the event.

The fashion show is held to wrap up the week-long ao dai exhibition at the InterContinental Danang Sun Peninsula Resort in Danang City
A model poses for a photo in Thuy Nguyen’s ao dai collection
The fashion collection by designer Thuy Nguyen was inspired from the stunning natural landscapes of the country’s three regions of Hanoi, Danang and HCMC.