Capsule wardrobe
A capsule wardrobe of blazers and silk blouses
Capsule 01 began with a question HUONG had been sitting with for a long time: what does she wear when she is not dressing for an occasion, but for herself? The answer arrived in the silhouettes of 1980s power dressing — blazers with a shoulder that frames, a waist that defines, a cut that moves with intention. Not armour. Architecture.
The collection is built on a dual idea. One side: bold, free, worn with ease. The other: soft, precise, dressed with care. Not opposites — two aspects of the same person. Structured jackets paired with fluid skirts. Sculpted vests against silk blouses. Pieces made to be mixed, worn again, and carried across seasons.
The Blazers
The Icon Blazer and the Origin Blazer — each cut with a shoulder that holds its shape and a body that follows hers. Worn with Volume Trousers or the Silhouette Skirt, they are the foundation the rest of the collection is built around.
The Softness
The Sculpt Top with Fluid Trousers. The Phạm Silk Blouse with the Noir Skirt. These are the pieces that give the collection its second register — easy, considered, made for days that ask less but still deserve attention.
The Skirts
The Grace and the Caroline — two skirt shapes that anchor the collection's range. Fluid enough to move with her. Precise enough to hold a line. Each works with the blazers, the vests, the blouses. Made to be mixed.
“Softness was never the opposite of strength. She keeps a few pieces close, wears them season after season, and lets them say what she does not need to.”
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