On display are 200 Ao Dai designs presented by 20 designers, which will later be added to the museum's collections.

At the exhibition.

The Ao Dai designs bring viewers to many natural and cultural heritages through different patterns highlighting many aspects of life, cultural heritages and beliefs.

The collections of Ao Dai were made from diverse materials and colours, contributing to bringing art and traditional features closer to the public.

Visitors to the exhibition will have the chance to learn more about the development history as well as the process of making Ao Dai designs.

On the occasion, visitors can exchange with famous Ao Dai designers including Minh Hanh, Ngoc Han and Laura Fontan, a Spanish person who has a special love for Ao Dai and Vietnamese culture.

First children’s Ao Dai festival to be held in Viet Tri

The first-ever children’s Ao Dai festival will be held this June in Viet Tri City, Phu Tho Province, to promote Ao Dai as a symbol connecting Vietnamese generations.

Ao dai festival honors traditional culture and beauty of Vietnamese women

(BGO) - On April 26, the Bac Giang provincial Committee for the Advancement of Women cooperated with the provincial Women’s Union to launch Ao dai festival and award Photo contest “Charming female trade unionists and labours in ao dai” in 2022. 

Special “ao dai” show honours cultural values of Vietnam

A special “ao dai” (traditional long dress of Vietnam) show was held at Yen Tu historic and landscape site in the northern province of Quang Ninh’s Uong Bi district on April 23, aiming to honour the beauty of "ao dai" and promote the nation’s cultural values.

Female designer works to promote the charm of Vietnamese Ao Dai

With her great passion for Ao Dai (traditional Vietnamese long dress), designer Dang Thi Ngoc Han, who was crowned Miss Vietnam 2010, has worked to promote the charm of Ao Dai to the community.

Women nationwide respond to ‘Ao Dai Week’

A large number of Vietnam women across the country have been wearing ao dai (traditional Vietnamese long dress) in recent days in response to ‘Ao Dai Week’ and International Women’s Day (March 8).

Source: NDO