Hong Nhung walks down the streets of Paris dressed head to toe in designer goods

Hong Nhung said her outfit was inspired by Parisian fashion as she strolled through the city. The singer wore an Alaia checked dress paired with Chanel sandals, an Hermes beret and a Simone Rochas bag.

In one photo, the beauty put on a newly bought Courtois Paris straw hat. All the pieces used by Hong Nhung are from the famous French fashion house.

When returning to France after a stint in Vietnam, Hong Nong wore a lot of Parisian streetwear. The songstress has always maintained her habit of wearing designer clothes from famous fashion houses “from head to toe”. In a denim ensemble, she paired a Chloe dress with a Philosophy leather jacket and an Issey Miyake baseball cap.

The beauty also mixes the ensemble with luxury accessories such as Hermès Birkin bags, Chanel shoes, Loewe glasses or George Jensen watches. An outfit of Hong Nhung is worth billions of dong.

Hong Nhung said she likes to emphasize creativity and future-forward avant-garde style. The beauty spends a lot of time collecting clothes from fashion houses that embody this spirit with unique designs.

On the streets of Paris, Hong Nong showed off the multi-layered clothes that few people dare to wear. Unlike the luxurious clothes on the big stage, Hong Nong has a unique style in his daily life.

Although she is only 1.53 m tall, Hong Nhung told her that this is not an obstacle. The singer is confident in her well-balanced figure and good body proportions, so she can wear any style of clothes she likes.

Hong Nhung’s outfits are in the classic spirit of Vivienne Westwood, with a focus on tailoring and draping techniques to create highlights.

Hong Nhung showed off her personality in her outfits by wearing platform shoes. The singer said her boyfriend was “shocked” when he saw how many thick-soled shoes she bought.

When in France, Hong Nong prefers to wear avant-garde clothes more than when she was in Hanoi. In addition to Alaia, she also favors fashion brands with innovative technology, materials and thinking, such as Issey Miyake, Yamamoto…