At 7 p.m. London time on September 19, the Baroque masterpiece of Christ Church Spitalfields in the heart of London was illuminated as IHF Studio unveiled its Spring Summer 2026 collection within the official calendar of London Fashion Week. More than a presentation, the event transformed this historic space into a stage where fashion and art converged, inaugurating an evening of exalted performance where international spirit and cultural heritage met under a global gaze.
Christ Church Spitalfields - A milestone of gratitude and maturity
It was in Spitalfields, London, in 2013 that IHF first carved out its distinctive identity in the world of fashion. Twelve years on, the brand has matured through an unceasing pursuit of craftsmanship and vision. In returning to Christ Church Spitalfields - the very place of its genesis - IHF Studio, the house’s contemporary line, paid an emotional tribute to its origins while delivering a powerful statement of resilience and stature. This homecoming marked the dawn of a new chapter and affirmed its ambition to stride confidently onto the global stage.
More than thirty designs - Pride shining on the international stage
Against this historic backdrop, more than thirty creations for Spring Summer 2026 became a proud testament to return and renewal. The collection painted a dialogue between Vietnam and England, between tradition and modernity, between Asian artisanal materials and classical Western silhouettes, all fused into a refined and resonant whole. Each look spoke to the brand’s vision: to craft ready-to-wear that is practical yet luxurious, symbolic and timeless.
The collection employs signature materials such as Lãnh Mỹ A silk, lacquer brocade, metallic jacquards, floral lace, pearl and sequin lace, taffeta, smocked silks, floral organza and metallic velvets, combined with refined artisanal techniques including pleating, floral embellishment and boning. Together they not only honor the virtuosity of Vietnamese craftsmanship but also embody the way IHF Studio reveres heritage, transforming traditional handwork into a contemporary global fashion language.
The brand’s philosophy brought to life
Though a young house, IHF Studio has persevered through more than a decade of learning, crafting and evolving. This return to its roots was not only the unveiling of a meticulously built collection, but also living proof of the brand’s resilient growth. Every confident stride on the runway embodied dedication, curiosity and the relentless aspiration to reach further.
Once again, IHF Studio affirmed its guiding philosophy, the “Contemporary Art of Embellishment” - a belief in beauty elevated through cut and craft, imbued with elegance and symbolism. The show at Christ Church Spitalfields stood as a tribute to both British and Vietnamese culture, where historical architecture and Eastern craftsmanship intertwined to nurture a singular brand with an international vision.
Heritage resounds, confidence shines
In Spitalfields - the birthplace of its dream and creative ambition - IHF Studio now stood radiant on the runway. With each round of applause, the audience sensed the spirit of a brand confident in its identity and ready to take its place on the global fashion map. International critics and fashion devotees alike acknowledged the collection as both a testimony to cultural dialogue and a reaffirmation of the creative philosophy that defines IHF Studio: to assert identity, to craft contemporary beauty and to project pride.
The Spring Summer 2026 show of IHF Studio at London Fashion Week concluded with thirty looks that embodied the essence of the collection, marking a pivotal milestone in its journey toward the world. It was both an homage to origins - the birthplace of a dream and a proclamation of intent. The brand believes this experience offered a compelling message that honors art and fashion alike, a vision where femininity, resilience and individuality are exalted, reflecting the ideals pursued steadfastly for more than a decade: to celebrate heritage, affirm identity and continuously reach new heights.
