For a long time, the image of female teachers in traditional long dress, known as Ao Dai, has contributed to promoting Vietnamese women’s femininity and beauty.
Teachers wearing Ao Dai has become a highlight of many schools (Photo: VNA)
Ao Dai now is present in ceremonies and daily life, showcasing the beauty of Vietnamese women (Photo: VNA)
Ao Dai helps teachers feel more confident during their working sessions (Photo: VNA)
The image of teachers wearing Ao Dai has helped introduce Vietnam’s traditional long dress to international friends (Photo: VNA)
The image of female teachers in traditional long dress contributes to promoting Vietnamese women’s femininity and beauty (Photo: VNA)
The image of teachers wearing Ao Dai has helped introduce Vietnam’s traditional long dress to international friends (Photo: VNA)
Ao Dai now is present in ceremonies and daily life, promoting the beauty of Vietnamese women (Photo: VNA)
The image of female teachers in traditional long dress contributes to promoting Vietnamese women’s femininity and beauty (Photo: VNA)
The image of female teachers in traditional long dress contributes to promoting Vietnamese women’s femininity and beauty (Photo: VNA)
Ao Dai helps teachers feel more confident (Photo: VNA)
Ao Dai now is present in ceremonies and daily life, promoting the beauty of Vietnamese women (Photo: VNA)
Teachers wearing Ao Dai have become a highlight of many schools (Photo: VNA)
Vietnamese designer Do Trinh Hoai Nam has introduced his Ao Dai collection which will represent Vietnam at New York Fashion Week 2019, slated for September 6.
Vietnam’s Ao Dai (traditional long dress) and folk dances were introduced at an international cultural festival held by the International Diplomatic Spouses Association (IDSA) in South Africa on September 28.
Vietnamese women are urged to wear Ao dai (traditional long dress) from March 2-8 as part of a national event titled “Ao dai - Vietnamese Cutural Heritage” being held across the country.
Vietnamese women are urged to wear ao dai (traditional dress) from March 2-8 as part of a national event titled “Ao dai-Vietnamese Cutural Heritage” being held across the country.
Whenever wearing Vietnamese traditional long dress, ao dài, all Vietnamese women feel the special beauty and attractiveness of the costume. Ao Dai, for them, is not only a kind of dress but also a way to express their emotion and feeling. Let’s meet a Hanoi woman who shares a special love for Ao Dai!