London-based French-Vietnamese designer redefining knitwear with technical, movement-driven pieces inspired by dance and sensuality.
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Khanh Brice Nguyen is a London-based fashion brand redefining knitwear through a blend of technical craftsmanship and fluid self-expression. The French-Vietnamese designer, a graduate of the Royal College of Art with experience at Dior's knitting atelier, treats the body as a canvas for his experimental work. His designs are deeply influenced by contemporary dance, resulting in body-conscious, gender-fluid garments that move with the wearer. Known for a signature 'drop stitch' technique, the collections feature sheer textures, jagged details, and an interplay between sensuality and structure. Each piece is crafted in the designer's London studio, often on a made-to-order basis, reinforcing a commitment to artisanal production. Nguyen also runs KBN Knitwear, a creative studio that supports other independent designers. Through his work, which explores themes of queerness and identity, he has collaborated with fellow emerging talents like Karoline Vitto and Ludovic de Saint Sernin, positioning himself at the forefront of a new generation of avant-garde designers.
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$1,964.00
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$1,528.00
$157.00
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This in-depth interview covers Khanh Brice Nguyen's founder journey, from his early interest in comic art to his education at the Royal College of Art and experiences at Dior. It explores his experimental design process, the influence of dance on his work, and the development of his signature 'drop stitch' technique.

This official London Fashion Week designer profile provides a concise overview of the brand's ethos, the founder's background, and his creative vision. It highlights his technical craftsmanship, collaboration with dancers, and the launch of his AW25 'Ghost Dancer' collection.

This article focuses on the launch of the AW25 'Ghost Dancer' collection, providing direct insight from the designer on its theme of visibility and invisibility. It also touches on his cultural influences and how his identity is woven into his design philosophy.