Ao Dai

The event also promotes the image of Hanoi as a safe and friendly destination.

A unique ao dai collection inspired by Thang Long Royal Citadel has been introduced in Brunei to promote Vietnamese culture.

Knowhow of a perfect Vietnamese traditional ‘ao dai’ comes to the tailors in Hanoi's suburb village almost naturally, contributing to enhancing the beauty of the Vietnamese women.

Experts believe that centuries-long cultures have nurtured traditional costumes of Vietnam and India.

The event is part of the national campaign entitled “Ao dai – a Vietnamese Heritage” launched by the Vietnam Women's Union Central Committee to honor the beauty of Vietnamese woman in their traditional costume.

The program aims at honoring Ao dai as Vietnam’s intangible cultural heritage.

The museum was established in 1987 and is run by the Vietnam Women’s Union.

Vietnamese designers expressed their discontent with the collection and the way Chinese media praised the copycat.

The tiny pure white flower with the yellow stamen representing the innocence and purity has become the most preferred flowers of Hanoians over the past few years.