ART IN FUSION TV - Interview SEN COUTURE in Venice HD

SEN COUTURE “Sen” means Lotus Flower in Vietnamese, an extraordinarily beautiful, charming and distinctive flower. It sprouts as a tiny bud at the bottom of the pond; it grows then slowly toward the water’s surface, seeking the sunlight. The Lotus Flower starts blooming with an elegant beauty, pure and innocent, symbolizing, to many Asian cultures, the purity of the soul and the overcoming of the challenges. Sen Couture is an American Made fashion brand, founded by the Vietnamese designer Trang Phung in 2010, when she decides to satisfy the complicated needs of urban ladies, who crave Couture quality without paying an exorbitant price. Sen Couture has quickly risen above and commanded attention in the fashion industry. Many celebrities have worn Sen in special events and this brand also featured in many fi l m p ro d u c t i o n a n d m a n y f a s h i o n publications all over the world. Sen, indeed, is an Hollywood American Dream and it dressed,among the others, Jennifer Lopez, Bella Hadid, Toni Braxton, Dolly Parton. Therefore, nearly all the Hollywood star system. Sen’s gown are loved by celebrities, as Nicole Scherzinger, Lisa Rinna, Mariah Carey, Pia Toscano, Jackie Guerrido, Mel B, Emmy Rossum, Carmen Electra, Iggy Azalea, Eva Marcille, Michelle Rodriguez, made in high quality jersey, for ceremonies or cocktails. The fashion House locates in Melrose, Los Angeles. Sen Couture celebrates women’s femininity with class and sex appeal. All its creations are handmade in California, never mass-produced. Before Sen Couture, women who aimed at exquisiteness of designs, fabrics and colours had a limited choice, settling for mass-produced or expensive products. With Sen Couture, the most sensible and demanding ladies are now able to find wonderful and sexy gowns, with an affordable price. Find more information : www.sencouture.com Sen recently showcased his collection at the VENICE RED CARPET FASHION 2016, event organised by Massimiliano Bergamo and Aldona Przylipiak. Covered by FABUK MAGAZINE & ART IN FUSION TV