Apart from countless colours in the world, there is always a need for a new one. International colour trends are changing as per the choices of people. Hundreds of colour based researches are conducted every year by different brands to cater the needs of their customers but there is always a call for one special colour for the completeness be it food, fashion or interior.
In order to announce colour of the year and highlight colour needs, the fashion world experienced the one very moment when Elle Fashion Journey 2016 provided a platform to the young and experienced designers to showcase their talent in Vietnam.
The journey was an achievement of Vietnamese fashion designers in collaboration with AkzoNobel. The theme of the collection revolves around Denim Drift which is chosen to be the colour of the year 2017.
The colour of “Denim Drift” is expected to see everywhere in 2017 (also known as Smoke Grey). Fitting into all life and interior styles, ‘Denim Drift’ is the perfect choice for reflecting people’s new perception for 2017 and is the mandatory colour for the year ahead. Denim Drift is a versatile grey-blue and is used perfectly capturing the mood of the moment and embodying our lives.
At the Elle Fashion Journey 2016, Designer Dieu Anh opened the show with her collection on the first night inspired by the Denim Drift. Dieu Anh is an old player in the Vietnamese Fashion industry. Her designs and cuts are unique and awe inspiring. The way she played with colours is a depiction of her talent and artistic qualities, and thus her brand is fairly picky to wear. Every creation of Designer Dieu Anh is breathtaking from the indigo textile, eco-friendly bamboo denim material to the timeless design.
The finale was closed with the spectacular collection of Designer Giao Linh on the newcomer in Vietnam fashion industry. Her off the rack designs are simple but stylish and luxurious. She has given a new vision to the Vietnamese upcoming Fashion trends through the depiction of the contemporary spirit of European fashion to the traditional pattern of the Orient in the collection.