The gown is a part of Cong Tri’s Spring-Summer collection this year, featuring deep cuts from the shoulders. The designer’s website describes the dress as a ruffled laser-cut tulle gown with sequin decorations.

Olivia Culpo wears a Cong Tri gown on Grazia USA.

In the magazine, Culpo has her hair tied up and wears the gown with diamond accessories.

Culpo is an American fashion influencer and actress. After winning the Miss USA pageant in 2012, she went on to win Miss Universe title the same year.

In 2019, she was named the sexiest woman in the world by Maxim magazine.

Since Tri made his New York Fashion Week debut in 2019 to great acclaim, his global popularity has shot up, with a large number of celebrities choosing to wear his creations at high-profile events.

Just this year, actresses Rebecca Ferguson, Jennifer Hudson, Charlize Theron, Hailee Steinfeld, Kelly Marie Tran and singers Bebe Rexha, Leslie Grace, Jazmine Sullivan, and Becky G have worn his outfits at several events.

Fashion industry joins Covid battle with auction to raise fund

Fashion designers and models auction their clothes and jewelry to raise funds to support frontline Covid-19 workers.

Vietnamese fashion designer appointed Italian culinary ambassador

After receiving the top Italian honor, Le Thi Quynh Trang has been appointed ambassador for the Italian true taste project in Vietnam.

Fashion design inspired by traditional Vietnamese craft villages

Vietnamese designer Phan Dang Hoang has launched a collection inspired by Vietnamese traditional craft villages in Milan, Italy.

Fashion brand utilises traditional materials

Established in 2018 by 28-year-old Vu Thi Thanh Van, the May is her start-up project inspired from the Cham ethnic group’s traditional crafts of brocade weaving in My Nghiep village and pottery in Bau Truc village in Ninh Thuan province, two of the most time-honoured craft villages in Vietnam and the Southeast region in general.

Hanoi fashion show showcases the cosmopolitan ao dai

‘Our Ao Dai,’ a fashion show held at the Temple of Literature in Hanoi will present cosmopolitan versions of the ao dai, Vietnam’s traditional attire.

Source: VnExpress