Ly Nha Ky was compared as “the queen” at the exhibition in Paris
Tuesday, 17/02/2015
With Ao Dai costume and turban, Ly Nha Ky was compared to an Asian queen by interanational guests that they know via old newspapers.
| Attending the exhibition “Unbuttoning Fashion” at Les Arts Decoratifs Museum where she became the major patron, Ly Nha Ky caught attention of guests with the traditional Ao Dai delivering the aura of elegant imperial style |
| The image of wearing imperial style Ao Dai of Ly Nha Ky triggered surprise and excitement of guests, they expressed that she is familiar to an Asian Queen according to their memory of reading in books and newspapers. |
| Ly Nha Ky is proud when the image of Vietnam is delivering impression and compliments from international friends and guests. This is the new design of Vo Viet Chung designer. |
| Also she chose the classic European style with mannered and refined hat, and Ly Nha Ky delivered the impression to guests attending the exhibition named “Unbuttoning Fashion”. |
| At the exhibition, she met again with the billionaire Madame Mouna Ayoub, also her best friend. Both are warmly welcomed by the exhibition, Ly Nha Ky received grateful thanks from the Museum, they also called her the “God Mother” of the museum. |
| The exhibition event “Unbuttoning Fashioin” caught special attention of fashion lovers, and famous designers at France. |
| Ly Nha Ky also had chance to meet with brand directors, top designers of France such as Alexis Mabille, Georges Hobeika and Celine Robert. |
| By this chance Ly Nha Ky also met again close friends and designers and other partners in the fashion realm. |
| She had wonderful time communicating and exchanging comfortably, happily and warmly with designers and artists of France. |
| Surrounding the exhibition of the Museum, there are many posteres and banners hang to promote about the exhibition with Ly Nha Ky’s name on |
| Especially, Ly Nha Ky’s name is also recorded in the golden donor plaque of famous patrons at the hall of Museum. |
Ly Nha Ky had memorial shoots with the board having her name in the Museum.
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