Vietnam clothes

Vietnam

Traditional dress for women in Vietnam is the “Ao Dai” literally meaning “Long Dress”. Based on historical evidences Ao Dai was officially recognized as the national costume of men and women during the reign of the Nguyen Vu Vuong (1739-1765). The outfit consisted of a long, loosely fitted tunic and pants. During the French colonization of Vietnam in the 1930’s, Vietnamese fashion became inspired by Parisian fashion and the 2-panel of the áo ngũ thân (dress worn by northern Vietnamese women)

This is what you'll want to buy when you travel to Vietnam. From Vietnamese coffee to traditional (or fake) clothing, plus we'll tell you where to buy them & how to fit them into your backpack. #vietnam #vietnamtravel #vietnamguide

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Costume of the sorceress/clairvoyant in Tonkin (North Vietnam today ), Nguyen Dynasty (1802-1945). #Vietnam #Vietnamese #越南 #Nguyendynasty #阮朝 #Vietnamese_culture #History

Hmong girl with basket of firewood at sugarcane store; hike to Ta Van from Sa Pa, Lao Cai Province, Northeast Region, Vietnam

“1,000 Years of Vietnamese Clothing” by lilsuika

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Vietnam has 54 ethnic groups and a correspondingly rich assortment of traditional dress. I wanted to share a small selection of different traditional women’s dress from across Vietnam for I have found

What's it like working with Hoi An tailors to get handmade clothing? Here's a bit into my experience when I visited Vietnam over one vacation! Guys, of course, I had clothes made while in Vietnam! I have three different Pinterest boards full of style inspiration on my personal page, so I was not about the pass...

Vietnamese costume + Lolita style = Vilolita by ONGOREBA on DeviantArt

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Visiting one of the famous Hoi An tailor shops is one of the best things to do in the city during your trip - and here is everything you should know!