Thuy’s self-entitled line, which debuted at Bryant Park last season, showed great promise. And her fall line-up didn’t disappoint. Growing up in a family of tailors, Thuy showed a deft hand on design technique displayed through her spot-on tailoring and precision cutting. Yet, her unique point-of-view came through clearly, marking a spot for her to stay put in this waveringly fashion business.

Reminiscent of Vera Wang, Thuy focus this time around was on functional, modern separates and dresses with a sporty elegance. Relaxed silhouettes, clean lines, graphic prints and athletic details were common threads throughout the collection. Along with smart, reality-friendly two-piece and three-piece looks—like the brush-stroked slim cut pant layered with a metallic tank and black tuxedo-styled jacket ensemble—the highlights were the fluid dresses accented with zippers and drawstring details, in colors ranging from graphite to citron. This is exactly how all women want to dress.    

Earlecia R. Gibb

Images are courtesy of Mercedes Benz Fashion Week