His work goes from golf wear to red carpet couture and has been internationally recognized and featured in several fashion fairs.
During that period, he was commissioned by the Canadian Opera Company to design costumes, that was when Le became known for his attention to detail trademark.
Over the past decade Le has also worked as a consultant with Bombardier, Miele, Cashmere, Virgin Mobile, Lancome and Elizabeth Arden.
[3] Thien is often solicited for media projects and Fashion shows across Canada and has also become known for channeling his creativity into projects that are out of his comfort zone such as tailoring an entire wardrobe for Canadian band The Abrams Brothers for a specific video where he had to do a lot of research in order to deliver what the band requested.
[4] The "Kimono Dragon" was another one of his huge outer ego collections and was shown to a selected audience at the 4 Seasons Hotel in Toronto and later was used to raise money for an orphanage project in Vietnam.