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Why is an "Ordinary Dream"?

Recently, Thuy Nguyen's Ordinary Dream exhibition attracted public attention. The during-9-year collections were renewed by the designer to place them in the space of intersection between Vietnamese traditional culture and Western spirit. "During the time of the Covid-19 spread, I wonder what everyone's wishes, is it ordinary or normal things which are settling, and peaceful in a place unaffected by things around?". Throughout many years in her profession, Thuy Nguyen doesn't flaunt herself. No matter how successful or praised by others, she still balances herself in peace with ordinary things. Because the designer contemplates that it finds hard to achieve peaceful things in life.

Fashion, beside its famousness of a luxury sector, considered a path experiencing a community's culture. Photo:thanhnien

60 designs in the Thuy Design House collections from 2011-2020 and many antiques, accessories, as well as works of art inspire the creation of designer Thuy Nguyen.

"Mong Binh Thuong" was inspired by the famous song "Ngam Ngui"(Compassion) by musician Pham Duy. Through meticulously designed and arranged rooms, viewers will explore some aspects of Thuy Design House to see the rich variety of collections as well as the designs' sources of inspiration.

Designer Thuy Nguyen is displaying the collections making her name in Ho Chi Minh City.

The collections during 9 years were renewed by the designer by placing them in the space of intersection between Vietnamese traditional culture and Western spirit.

The Mong Binh Thuong takes the viewer into a dreamlike fairy-tale domain, both familiar and strange.

"What I want most is that people look at fashion in a different way, not just talking about clothes but an appreciation for art on display in the museum," Mong Binh Thuong" helps the public to be closer, feel and experience emotions in each collection, not with flash watching on the runway.", said designer Thuy Nguyen.

The 7 main themes of the exhibition "Mong Binh Thuong" are also inspired by poetry, proverbial singing and life of Vietnamese people: The day after, The floor of the purple lipstick, The sun and moon, Full memory, Living in the world, All shapes and sizes, Streets of wards.

All of Thuy Nguyen's collections are curated by Dolla S. Merrillees, the former director of the Museum of Applied Arts and Sciences (MAAS) in Sydney, Australia - she has accompanied and carefully selected suitable for each color of the ordinary theme. Fans are made admire in the exhibition with the interference between Western culture and Vietnamese traditions through visual arts in a special space.

The collection "My Chau" by Thuy Design House is sublimated by the harmony in inspiration derived from the ancient theater art.

The public will have an opportunity to look back at the famous collections of Thuy Nguyen inspired by old fabrics, architecture, handicrafts, ceramics, paintings by 20th-century artists coming from American schools such as Mai Trung Thu (1906-1980), Le Pho (1907-2001) or Tran Van Can (1910-1994); Polaroid photos of the 1960s, 1970s and the Ao Dai - a symbol of Vietnamese culture - as well as other traditional accessories.

The exhibition is expected to open to the public from November 7 with ticket sales and display lasting for 2 months.