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If you are interested in a combination of C ++ and VS, then here you need to remember that in the end the solution will not be cross-platform. There are perhaps two options here.
1 MFC, occupies its own niche, but does not develop rapidly. Quite difficult to master.
2 WinForms and C++/CLI, not really really pluses, it's .NET.
If you want to abstract away from VS, then yes, Qt is a very cool framework. In addition to developing the GUI, it includes a lot of goodies - the signal / slot mechanism, network interfaces, and so on, so on, so on. Cross-platform. There is quite a usable plugin for VS.
You can also look at GTK or wxWidgets...
Qt, GTK, wxWidgets. I would advise you to try wxWidgets first, it is quite lightweight and is displayed in the same way in all operating systems. In addition, it is widely used in all sorts of scripting languages, which may come in handy someday. A long time ago I wrote about wxWidgets here and here .
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