Vietnamese brands are going to dominate the fashion world. For decades, the phrase “Made in Vietnam” has been associated with manufacturing. Vietnam has been one of the largest producers of clothing for global fashion brands, quietly making garments for some of the biggest names in the industry. But for a long time, the credit rarely went to Vietnamese creatives, designers, and entrepreneurs themselves. That narrative is starting to change. A new generation of Vietnamese fashion designers, stree

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Over the last 2 years of building Nguyễn Dynasty, I’ve made a lot of mistakes. And I’m sharing them so you don’t have to. Starting a brand looks cool from the outside. Photoshoots. Drops. Pop ups. Community. But behind the scenes, it’s trial and error, money spent learning lessons the hard way, and designs you thought would sell out that end up sitting in boxes. Here’s what I learned: \t1.\tDon’t expect every design to sell. Just because you think something is hard doesn’t mean your audience wil

Vietnamese to Vietnamese, Our culture deserves to be celebrated, not hidden. For many of us growing up in the Vietnamese diaspora, there were moments when we tried to blend in. We hid the food our parents packed for lunch. We shortened or changed our names so people could pronounce them easier. We stayed quiet when people made jokes about our culture because we didn’t want to stand out. When you’re young, fitting in can feel safer than embracing what makes you different. But the older we get, th