Christine Phung is a French fashion designer who explores the intersection of sportswear and couture, combining technical sophistication, elegance, and graphic innovation. Committed to sustainable fashion, she imagines an arty and responsible wardrobe, where pattern becomes a language and clothing a vector of emotion.
A graduate of the École Duperré and IFM Paris, she founded her eponymous brand in 2011, after collaborating with fashion houses such as Lemaire, Chloé, and Veja. Her universe blends architectural rigor, sensual fluidity, and vibrant energy. She designs pieces that are both structured and poetic, somewhere between the art of movement and textile design.
Winner of the Grand Prix de la Création de la Ville de Paris in 2011 and the ANDAM Prize in 2013, she directed the creation of the Leonard Paris house for five years, then revitalized the image of Princesse tam.tam for two years.
Today, she continues her commitment through her brand, supports fashion houses as an independent artistic director, and shares her vision within fashion schools.
