Coofandy’s latest collection for Spring/Summer 2025 embraces a philosophy of “Minimalism: Simplicity in Style.” Each piece showcases refined cuts and timeless silhouettes, reflecting the brand’s belief in enduring, understated elegance. In a world of excess, Coofandy’s designs stand out with their quiet strength, proving that sometimes less is more.
Coofandy’s suiting silhouettes exude an elite and understated aesthetic, merging minimalist design principles with traditional craftsmanship. Their collection evokes the sophisticated Milanese businessman, seamlessly blending professional bearing with leisurely charm. It’s a testament to the timeless allure of old-money style with a modern Italian twist.
The models’ suitcases, a fusion of professional and leisurely elements, contributed to the overall sense of effortless elegance and relaxation. This unique blend shines a light on the enduring appeal of American classic style combined with contemporary Italian panache.
Coofandy’s NYFW showcase presented two distinct collections. The first, a treasury of time-honored classics and bestsellers, showcased the brand’s commitment to simplicity and enduring aesthetics. The second, a bespoke runway collection titled “Floral Moments,” was a collaboration with Italian designer Isabella Cortese of Nube Studio. This collection blended minimalism with the natural beauty of flowers at three distinct moments: the early morning mist, the golden sunset, and serene midnight, offering not just a visual experience but a philosophical journey.
Minimalism taking hold in Vietnam
Minimalism is a way of living originating in Japan and beginning to gain popularity in Vietnam. People are starting to opt for a more simplified lifestyle and mindset to find peace within themselves.
Vietnamese artist breathes new life into driftwood
Le Ngoc Thuan, a restaurateur and artist in Quang Nam Province, central Vietnam is known for making art using an unlikely material – driftwood from a local river.
Audience in Australia Captivated by the Show of Renowned Vietnamese Designer
On April 22, renowned Vietnamese designer Do Manh Cuong showcased his impressive designs at the SIXDO Exclusive fashion show, held at the University of Sydney in Australia.
