Do Manh Cuong's french-style tweed dresses and coats

Nang Mo showcases do Manh Cuong's new tweed designs, embodying the Parisian lady style.

Do Manh Cuong has unveiled his Fall-Winter 2025 "Douceur de Tweed" collection, delving into tweed, a classic material in fashion history. Model Nang Mo presents the new designs, capturing the essence of a Parisian lady. The collection aims to refresh this timeless fabric with innovative techniques.

Through advanced weaving methods, the designer has reinterpreted tweed, making the fabric softer and lighter. This ensures comfort and ease of wear while maintaining the material's inherent shape and warmth, a significant update to the traditional perception of tweed.

Inspired by elegant Parisian aesthetics, the collection features basic yet refined silhouettes. Key pieces include cropped jackets, midi dresses, A-line skirts, straight-leg pants, and minimalist shift dresses. For instance, Nang Mo was seen in a classic pink and green ensemble, pairing a short blazer with a pencil skirt.

The garments are designed for versatility and convenience, suitable for various settings from professional workplaces to social events. Dark blue dresses and coats, accented with a large bow, offer a youthful and attractive option for office attire.

Additionally, a cinched-waist jacket, a prominent global trend this year, is highlighted by Do Manh Cuong in a faded grass color. This design creates flattering curves, helping to refine the wearer's midsection.

The chosen color palette focuses on soft and bright tones, thoughtfully selected to complement Asian skin tones: white, pink, beige, pastel blue, and occasional accents of black.

To complete the French-inspired look, the designer suggests accessorizing with artificial pearl necklaces or belts. Beyond pearls, brooches and vintage-style gold-plated earrings can further enhance a retro aesthetic, adding a touch of classic charm to each outfit.