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Travellive 5 - 2018

Dear valued readers, Summer is no doubt the most fun and vibrant season of the year, when you can enjoy long vacations to pristine beaches or explore nature’s magnificent beauty. It is also the perfect season for families to spend quality time together, and expand your children's views of the world by taking them to places where they can discover new things. Travellive invites you to welcome back Mr. Harry Trung, his loving family and their little girl in their amazing 30-day journey in Cat Ba. We have also picked out a list of stunning coastal resorts for you and your family to enjoy this summer. Summer is also the perfect time for more adventurous travelers to go on long journeys to far-flung corners of the Earth. Join two friends in their incredible cycling trip through Central Asian Tajikistan to conquer a famous moutain range known as “the roof of the world". But perhaps, the height of any mountain or the depth of any abyss is nothing compared to the vast spaces of one’s soul and heart. Follow the journey of travel blogger Huyen Chi to Phuktal, where she touched the heart of Northern India – a mysterious spiritual world hidden deep within the majestic Himalayas. We wish you a fantastic summer. EDITORIAL BOARD

Dear valued readers,
Summer is no doubt the most fun and vibrant season of the year, when you can enjoy long vacations to pristine beaches or explore nature’s magnificent beauty. It is also the perfect season for families to spend quality time together, and expand your children's views of the world by taking them to places where they can discover new things.
Travellive invites you to welcome back Mr. Harry Trung, his loving family and their little girl in their amazing 30-day journey in Cat Ba. We have also picked out a list of stunning coastal resorts for you and your family to enjoy this summer.
Summer is also the perfect time for more adventurous travelers to go on long journeys to far-flung corners of the Earth. Join two friends in their incredible cycling trip through Central Asian Tajikistan to conquer a famous moutain range known as “the roof of the world". But perhaps, the height of any mountain or the depth of any abyss is nothing compared to the vast spaces of one’s soul and heart. Follow the journey of travel blogger Huyen Chi to Phuktal, where she touched the heart of Northern India – a mysterious spiritual world hidden deep within the majestic Himalayas.
We wish you a fantastic summer.
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interview<br />

* You have always chosen to play your own game.<br />

Do you feel alone being a trendsetter?<br />

My decision is not participating in Fashion<br />

Week so people can see that my brand is not<br />

influenced by any organization. I have created<br />

my own collections, organized my own catwalk<br />

shows, and everything else is simply a halo<br />

effect. I have never felt the need to depend on<br />

any brand, label, or stage to promote myself. I<br />

love being a trendsetter and I am happy with<br />

my solitariness. As you can see, for the past 10<br />

years, the trends I've created that put a deep<br />

impact in the fashion world and I truly embrace<br />

the bold steps that I took. What matters is how<br />

much effort you put into your creativity.<br />

A BEHIND THE SCENES STORY OF THE<br />

HOTTEST FASHION SHOW OF SUMMER <strong>2018</strong>.<br />

"Once beauty is based on the exchange of benefits, it<br />

loses its value." The life of designer Do Manh Cuong<br />

has always been a "mystery", and he is determined<br />

to continue to keep it hidden from the eyes of the<br />

public. If there is something he never shies away from<br />

however, it's dialogue about beauty.<br />

The inevitable success of being a<br />

trendsetter<br />

* For those who love to dress in your designs,<br />

what kind of statement are they making about<br />

themselves? And do the messages they want to<br />

convey change over time?<br />

My clients represent a huge part of my<br />

personality. From Diem My, Ngo Thanh Van,<br />

Ha Kieu Anh, to Linh Nga, Giang My and<br />

Ha Tang, they themselves are a manifesto<br />

of beauty. They have never spoken about<br />

what it means to be beautiful, and neither<br />

have my designs tried to convey that. I want<br />

to avoid ostentatiousness at all cost. A design<br />

piece is timeless or not, it depends on others'<br />

perception, and of course, my strong personal<br />

work ethics and deep understanding of what it<br />

takes to thrive in this competitive industry and<br />

leave a mark, play an essential role.<br />

* Resorts are becoming a popular show venue for<br />

collections. Is it a trend, an intent, or is it simply<br />

a partnership?<br />

For me, it is more of a personal choice than<br />

a trend. If it's a trend, you have to be able to<br />

find many others who are doing the same<br />

thing, but I'm pretty sure that no one else has<br />

traveled down that path. I'm still the first and<br />

the only fashion designer in Vietnam to have<br />

been able to pull it off.<br />

Fashion is a concept related to beauty, but<br />

once beauty is based on the exchange of<br />

benefits, it loses its value. You can see that in<br />

my recent shows, no brands or organizations<br />

had much impact on my work. Few people are

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