Shirt

Phien Diep Silk Maxi Dress

Product measurements (cm)

Actual product measurements may have a slight variance of 1-3cm, which does not affect the overall shape of the product.

Model Hanh Nhi is 168cm tall, with a bust of 89cm, waist of 67cm, and hips of 95cm. Hanh Nhi is wearing size S/M.

• Material: Viscose Silk (50% silk, 50% viscose), sourced from Nha Xa silk village, Ha Nam, Vietnam
• Pattern maker & tailor: Le Lien. Hity Atelier, Nha Trang, Vietnam

When the leaf turns gently

Every leaf has two sides.
One side welcomes the light,
One side silently holds the shade.

When it still lies motionless on the branch, we only see one side.

Until a very gentle breeze passes by, the leaf softly turns, and the other side quietly reveals itself.
Every shade suddenly shifts,
The light changes direction,
The green color becomes different, too.
There are no boundaries,
No moment of beginning or ending,
Just a very slight movement,
enough for light and shadow to trade places.

The dress is created from that moment.

The soft viscose silk drapes, embracing two contrasting shades that exist on a single structure.
On the outside is a clear lime green, like a young leaf in the early sun,
On the inside is a warm orange, reminiscent of the life force silently nurturing growth.

The leaf changes color with the light.
The dress changes color with movement.
The two sides of the silk continuously take turns appearing.
The two colors just wait for a single step,
A very slow rotation,
A very light breeze,
To appear together,
And transform according to the wearer and the light.

Viscose silk has a unique drape, so every movement makes the dress naturally open and close. The inner and outer sides continuously change positions, like a leaf that is never still beneath the canopy.

Light also participates in that movement.
When it touches the silk surface, the green becomes clearer,
When it enters the folds, the orange silently appears.
Neither color overshadows the other.
They fulfill each other.

Nature has never had just one side.
Neither do people.

Beauty sometimes does not lie in what we see first, but in the quiet part that only appears when there is enough time, enough light, and a breeze that just happened to pass by.
What is brilliant is always supported by a quiet part behind it.