VOICED : Fast fashion to ethical couture: Vietnams design evolution

The video explores the rise of ethical fashion in Vietnam, highlighting designer Putao's work with local groups to create high-end, organic clothing. It discusses the global aspirations of Vietnamese designers and the involvement of local artisans like Lundy Kim. The video also covers efforts to preserve traditional techniques, led by former refugee Lambie Nguyen, and emphasizes the importance of marketing these crafts. Finally, it highlights Vietnam's potential as a fashion destination, driven by clean supply chains and growing international interest.

What materials does designer Putao use in her fashion creations?

• Synthetic fibers and plastic

• Organic materials like hemp and cotton

• Recycled paper and rubber

• Metal and glass

What is Lundy Kim's reaction to her work reaching international buyers?

• She is indifferent

• She is thrilled

• She is disappointed

• She is confused

What is Lambie Nguyen's approach to preserving traditional crafts?

• Ignoring them

• Modernizing them without marketing

• Replacing them with new techniques

• Improving their marketing

What do foreign buyers see as Vietnam's potential in the fashion industry?

• A source of cheap labor

• A fashion destination

• A market for outdated designs

• A place for mass production

How can the growing international interest benefit Vietnam's fashion industry?

• By eliminating traditional techniques

• By transforming perceptions of the 'made in Vietnam' label

• By focusing solely on local markets

• By reducing production costs