Graduation Fashion Show celebrates the creative journey of HaUI fashion students

Creative concepts that once existed only as sketches and classroom projects came to life on the runway as fourth-year students from the School of Garment Technology and Fashion Design at Hanoi University of Industry (HaUI) presented their graduation collections at the 2026 Graduation Fashion Show. The event provided an opportunity for students to showcase the knowledge, technical expertise, and creative vision they had developed throughout four years of study while introducing their first professional collections to a wider audience.

Assoc. Prof. Dr. Nguyen Thi Le, Dean of the Faculty of Garment - Textile Technology and Fashion Design, delivered the opening remarks at the event.

In the opening remarks, Assoc. Prof. Dr. Nguyen Thi Le, Dean of the Faculty of Garment - Textile Technology and Fashion Design, commended the graduating students for their dedication and accomplishments throughout their academic journey. She emphasized that each collection presented at the graduation show represented not merely the culmination of a final-year project, but the outcome of four years of rigorous academic study, creative inquiry, professional training, and continuous personal development. She also expressed her confidence that the graduates would continue to cultivate their creativity and professional expertise as they embark on their careers in the fashion industry. She further emphasized that, as the global fashion industry continues to evolve through digital transformation, artificial intelligence, and sustainable development, the School remains committed to educating creative professionals who possess strong technical competencies, adaptability, and innovative thinking while meeting the changing demands of the fashion and textile industries.

Assoc. Prof. Dr. Nguyen Thi Le, Dean of the Faculty of Garment - TextileTechnology and Fashion Design, presented a commemorative gift to a representative of KJUS North America in recognition of the company's support for the 2026 Graduation Fashion Show.

The runway featured a diverse range of collections, each reflecting a distinctive design philosophy and creative narrative. Drawing inspiration from Vietnamese cultural heritage, contemporary lifestyles, architecture, visual arts, urban culture, and sustainable fashion, the collections demonstrated students' ability to translate ideas into original designs while expressing their individual artistic identities.

Le Yen Nhi, a fourth-year student representing Cohort 17 of the Faculty of Garment - Textile Technology and Fashion Design, shared her reflections at the 2026 Graduation Fashion Show.

In addition to artistic fashion collections, the event also showcased a series of industry-oriented apparel products developed by students majoring in Garment Technology. Office wear, outerwear, coats, sportswear, and menswear highlighted students' ability to integrate creative design with manufacturing requirements and market demand, demonstrating the balance between aesthetics, functionality, and industrial production.

For many students, the graduation show represented more than the final assessment of their academic studies. Each collection reflected months of research, experimentation, design development, pattern making, material selection, and garment construction. Every presentation on the runway embodied not only technical achievement but also perseverance, creativity, and professional growth.

The 2026 Graduation Fashion Show highlighted the educational philosophy of the Faculty of Garment - Textile Technology and Fashion Design, where academic knowledge is closely integrated with practical application and industry engagement. Through their debut collections, HaUI students demonstrated professional competence, creative thinking, and readiness to enter the fashion industry as the next generation of designers and apparel professionals. The event also reaffirmed the University's commitment to nurturing talent capable of contributing to the sustainable development and international competitiveness of Vietnam's fashion and textile industry.