(Since 2025)

Dawadu (Đã Quá Đủ)– meaning “more than enough” or “excessive.”

Dawadu’s feasible and impractical designs on clothing. Reflecting on clothing as an outer covering of
the body in its relationship with each individual, mind, universe, and nature. What is our responsibility
with consumption?

From Vietnam, the name DAWADU plays on the Vietnamese phrase *đã quá đủ*—meaning “more than
enough” or “excessive.” DAWADU is a project I developed to think about the fashion industry amidst the
global ecological crisis and volatility. Starting with the concept of “DAWADU” (excess), I asked myself:
what should I do? I faced a conflict between the younger generation’s desire to explore and the joy of
creative design, and the reality of material surplus left behind by the era of overconsumption. I had to
choose: abandon my personal passion, or pursue it while aligning with the current global context and
encouraging a lifestyle that is responsible toward the planet.

Dawadu (Đã Quá Đủ) Wearable Art and playing with clothes

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“Insecure” by Dawadu.

Based on modern-day insecurity, where modern humans feel a lack of resilience and are constantly anxious about impermanence, thus striving for permanence. Insecurity and stability are both parts of life.

“Insecure” refers to the arrangement of fabrics without destroying excess clothing. It restructures the texture and layers.

Ancient tribes were more adept at gathering materials and accepting the limitations of natural materials than the modern world, which strives to find enduring materials. Dawadu – Enough Is Enough

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“Hades Wang Wears” Custom by Dawadu

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“Our Universe and Gods” Fashion Design Ideas by Dawadu