Who is the Vietnamese designer who created outfits for a series of stars including Hua Chenyu and Zhao Lusi?

Singer Hua Chenyu appeared with white hair and a black, feather-covered outfit during his concert series in Nanjing, China . The unisex outfit, designed by Vietnamese designer Ha Thanh Viet, stood out for its material, silhouette, and dynamic effect.

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Ha Thanh Viet reveals her experience working with international stars.

Sharing about this collaboration, Ha Thanh Viet said that Hua Chenyu's team particularly loved his unique style and strong visual designs. The singer's team had selected quite a few designs for reference, but due to preparation time and the need for some costumes to be modified to suit the new performance style, he couldn't fully support all the initial choices. However, this also opens up opportunities for future collaborations.

Hua Chenyu's choice of this design also demonstrates the adaptability of the outfit from the fashion world to the music stage. Details that create a striking effect when models perform are now showcased in a different way through the singer's movements, especially the feathers which constantly change and flutter with each movement.

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Before Hua Chenyu, Ha Thanh Viet's designs had been chosen by many famous faces in the region such as Zhao Lusi, Hu Xing'er, Zhang Shaohan… These appearances show that Ha Thanh Viet's designs can be approached in many different ways, from red carpets and events to stage performances.

According to designer Ha Thanh Viet, what he enjoys most about working with foreign teams and artists is their awareness of image every time they appear. He shared: “The costumes are carefully selected, and the team even proactively asks their highly skilled tailors to adjust them to the artists' measurements, of course, after asking for permission beforehand. And every time they appear, they look beautiful, well-fitting, and impeccably dressed.”

The working process helped Ha Thanh Viet realize that artists value uniqueness, distinctiveness, and individuality in their clothing. He said: “They don't want to wear the same design as anyone else, that's why they provide the design they want to wear, and I develop and refresh it based on the original version. Usually, for each appearance, they will go through 2-3 trials, sometimes more depending on the nature of the event, so these outfits will be the absolutely perfect choice.”