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Schoolgirls in tradi...:Schoolgirls in traditional `Ao Dai` dresses and conical hats cycle through the streets of Hanoi. The traditional long white dresses are the formal uniform of many high school girls in Vietnam, and are a striking and graceful feature among the noisy street and its heavy vehicles./KTS (kts)
Schoolgirls in tradi...:Schoolgirls in traditional `Ao Dai` dresses and conical hats stop for a rest in front of Hanoi's Opera House. The long white dresses, with their softly flowing fabric covering the whole body, flatter their slender figures, and symbolise the purity of young Vietnamese girls./KTS (kts)
Schoolgirls in tradi...:Schoolgirls in traditional `Ao Dai` dresses and conical hats stop for a rest in front of Hanoi's Opera House. The traditional long white dresses are the formal uniform of many high school girls in Vietnam. With their softly flowing fabric covering the whole body, the dresses flatter their slender figures, and symbolise the purity of young Vietnamese girls./KTS (kts)
Schoolgirls chat tog...:Schoolgirls chat together after school. Wearing the traditional long white `Ao Dai` dresses that are the formal uniform of many high school girls in Vietnam, they walk gracefully around Sword Lake ('Hoan Kiem') in Hanoi. Ao Dai first appeared in 1744 in the Imperial Palace, and their updated versions are still a common sight in Vietnam today./KTS (kts)
Schoolgirls in tradi...:Schoolgirls in traditional `Ao Dai` dresses and conical hats stop for a rest in front of Hanoi's Opera House. The traditional long white dresses are the formal uniform of many high school girls in Vietnam. With their softly flowing fabric covering the whole body, the dresses flatter their slender figures, and symbolise the purity of young Vietnamese girls./KTS (kts)
Schoolgirls in tradi...:Schoolgirls in traditional `Ao Dai` dresses and conical hats stop for a rest in front of Hanoi's Opera House. The traditional long white dresses are the formal uniform of many high school girls in Vietnam. With their softly flowing fabric covering the whole body, the dresses flatter their slender figures, and symbolise the purity of young Vietnamese girls./KTS (kts)
Schoolgirls chat tog...:Schoolgirls chat together after school. Wearing the traditional long white `Ao Dai` dresses that are the formal uniform of many high school girls in Vietnam, they walk gracefully around Sword Lake ('Hoan Kiem') in Hanoi. Ao Dai first appeared in 1744 in the Imperial Palace, and their updated versions are still a common sight in Vietnam today../KTS (kts)
Schoolgirls, wearing...:Schoolgirls, wearing their traditional `Ao Dai` dresses, the formal uniform of many high school girls in Vietnam. The long white dresses, a symbol of the purity of young girls, first appeared in their modern form in Ho Chi Minh City in 1930./KTS (kts)
Schoolgirls, wearing...:Schoolgirls, wearing their traditional `Ao Dai` dresses, the formal uniform of many high school girls in Vietnam. The long white dresses, a symbol of the purity of young girls, first appeared in their modern form in Ho Chi Minh City in 1930./KTS (kts)
Schoolgirls, wearing...:Schoolgirls, wearing their traditional `Ao Dai` dresses, the formal uniform of many high school girls in Vietnam. The long white dresses, a symbol of the purity of young girls, first appeared in their modern form in Ho Chi Minh City in 1930./KTS (kts)
Schoolgirls, wearing...:Schoolgirls, wearing their traditional `Ao Dai` dresses, the formal uniform of many high school girls in Vietnam. The long white dresses, a symbol of the purity of young girls, first appeared in their modern form in Ho Chi Minh City in 1930/KTS (kts)
Schoolgirls in tradi...:Schoolgirls in traditional `Ao Dai` dresses and conical hats stop for a rest in front of Hanoi's Opera House. The traditional long white dresses are the formal uniform of many high school girls in Vietnam. With their softly flowing fabric covering the whole body, the dresses flatter their slender figures, and symbolise the purity of young Vietnamese girls./KTS (kts)
Schoolgirls in tradi...:Schoolgirls in traditional `Ao Dai` dresses and conical hats stop for a rest in front of Hanoi's Opera House. The traditional long white dresses are the formal uniform of many high school girls in Vietnam. With their softly flowing fabric covering the whole body, the dresses flatter their slender figures, and symbolise the purity of young Vietnamese girls./KTS (kts)
Schoolgirls in tradi...:Schoolgirls in traditional `Ao Dai` dresses and conical hats pass by Hanoi's Opera House. The traditional long white dresses are the formal uniform of many high school girls in Vietnam. But they are not just popular with young girls. The Ao Dai's different colours and materials indicate the wearer's age and status, eg white for young girls, pastel shades for slightly older women, rich colours for married women and satin materials for the elderly./KTS (kts)
Schoolgirls in tradi...:Schoolgirls in traditional `Ao Dai` dresses and conical hats stop for a rest in front of Hanoi's Opera House. The traditional long white dresses are the formal uniform of many high school girls in Vietnam. With their softly flowing fabric covering the whole body, the dresses flatter their slender figures, and symbolise the purity of young Vietnamese girls./KTS (kts)
Hanoi schoolgirls in...:Hanoi schoolgirls in traditional `Ao Dai` dresses and conical hats ride their bicycles past the Opera House on their way home. The traditional long white dresses are the formal uniform of many high school girls in Vietnam. A lasting impression for any visitor to Vietnam is the beauty and grace of women of all ages dresses in their Ao Dai./KTS (kts)
Hanoi schoolgirls in...:Hanoi schoolgirls in traditional `Ao Dai` dresses and conical hats ride their bicycles past the Opera House on their way home. The traditional long white dresses are the formal uniform of many high school girls in Vietnam. A lasting impression for any visitor to Vietnam is the beauty and grace of women of all ages dresses in their Ao Dai./KTS (kts)
Schoolgirls in tradi...:Schoolgirls in traditional `Ao Dai` dresses and conical hats stop for a rest in front of Hanoi's Opera House. The traditional long white dresses are the formal uniform of many high school girls in Vietnam. With their softly flowing fabric covering the whole body, the dresses flatter their slender figures, and symbolise the purity of young Vietnamese girls/KTS (kts)
Schoolgirls in tradi...:Schoolgirls in traditional `Ao Dai` dresses and conical hats stop for a rest in front of Hanoi's Opera House. The traditional long white dresses are the formal uniform of many high school girls in Vietnam. With their softly flowing fabric covering the whole body, the dresses flatter their slender figures, and symbolise the purity of young Vietnamese girls./KTS (kts)
Hanoi schoolgirls in...:Hanoi schoolgirls in traditional `Ao Dai` dresses and conical hats ride their bicycles past the Opera House on their way home. The traditional long white dresses are the formal uniform of many high school girls in Vietnam. A lasting impression for any visitor to Vietnam is the beauty and grace of women of all ages dresses in their Ao Dai./KTS (kts)
Hanoi schoolgirls in...:Hanoi schoolgirls in traditional `Ao Dai` dresses and conical hats ride their bicycles past the Opera House on their way home. The traditional long white dresses are the formal uniform of many high school girls in Vietnam. A lasting impression for any visitor to Vietnam is the beauty and grace of women of all ages dresses in their Ao Dai./KTS (kts)
Hanoi schoolgirls in...:Hanoi schoolgirls in traditional `Ao Dai` dresses and conical hats ride their bicycles past the Opera House on their way home. The traditional long white dresses are the formal uniform of many high school girls in Vietnam. A lasting impression for any visitor to Vietnam is the beauty and grace of women of all ages dresses in their Ao Dai./KTS (kts)
A sprightly schoolgi...:A sprightly schoolgirl in traditional `Ao Dai` dress and conical hat stops in front of Hanoi's Opera House. Her traditional long white dress is the formal uniform of many high school girls in Vietnam. The dresses first appeared in 1930 in Saigon, and their updated versions are still popular with Vietnamese women today./KTS (kts)
Schoolgirls in tradi...:Schoolgirls in traditional `Ao Dai` dresses and conical hats stop for a rest in front of Hanoi's Opera House. The traditional long white dresses are the formal uniform of many high school girls in Vietnam. With their softly flowing fabric covering the whole body, the dresses flatter their slender figures, and symbolise the purity of young Vietnamese girls./KTS (kts)
A sprightly schoolgi...:A sprightly schoolgirl in traditional `Ao Dai` dress and conical hat stops in front of Hanoi's Opera House. Her traditional long white dress is the formal uniform of many high school girls in Vietnam. The dresses first appeared in 1930 in Saigon, and their updated versions are still popular with Vietnamese women today./KTS (kts)
Schoolgirls in tradi...:Schoolgirls in traditional `Ao Dai` dresses and conical hats stop for a rest in front of Hanoi's Opera House. The traditional long white dresses are the formal uniform of many high school girls in Vietnam. With their softly flowing fabric covering the whole body, the dresses flatter their slender figures, and symbolise the purity of young Vietnamese girls./KTS (kts)
Schoolgirls wearing ...:Schoolgirls wearing their traditional `Ao Dai` dresses, the formal uniform of many high school girls in Vietnam. The long white dresses, a symbol of the purity of young girls, first appeared in their modern form in Ho Chi Minh City in 1930./KTS (kts)
Schoolgirls in tradi...:Schoolgirls in traditional `Ao Dai` dresses and conical hats stop for a rest in front of Hanoi's Opera House. The traditional long white dresses are the formal uniform of many high school girls in Vietnam. With their softly flowing fabric covering the whole body, the dresses flatter their slender figures, and symbolise the purity of young Vietnamese girls./KTS (kts)
Hanoi schoolgirls in...:Hanoi schoolgirls in traditional `Ao Dai` dresses and conical hats ride their bicycles past the Opera House on their way home. The traditional long white dresses are the formal uniform of many high school girls in Vietnam. A lasting impression for any visitor to Vietnam is the beauty and grace of women of all ages dresses in their Ao Dai./KTS (kts)
Schoolgirls in tradi...:Schoolgirls in traditional `Ao Dai` dresses and conical hats cycle through the streets of Hanoi. The traditional long white dresses are the formal uniform of many high school girls in Vietnam, and are a striking and graceful feature among the noisy street and its heavy vehicles./KTS (kts)
Under the bright sun...:Under the bright sunshine, Hanoi schoolgirls in traditional `Ao Dai` dresses and conical hats cycle through Phan Chu Trinh Street. Ao Dai in their modern form first appeared in 1930, designed by Cat Tuong or, as the French knew him, Monsieur Le Mur. Today, the popularity of the dresses has spread beyond Vietnam's border./KTS (kts)
Schoolgirls in tradi...:Schoolgirls in traditional `Ao Dai` dresses and conical hats cycle past Hanoi's Opera House, delicately carrying the skirts of their dresses on their handle bars. Once, the Ao Dai were even longer, but many amendments have resulted in a shorter style, appropriate for students and teachers./KTS (kts)
Schoolgirls in tradi...:Schoolgirls in traditional `Ao Dai` dresses and conical hats cycle past Hanoi's Opera House, delicately carrying the skirts of their dresses on their handle bars. Once, the Ao Dai were even longer, but many amendments have resulted in a shorter style, appropriate for students and teachers./KTS (kts)
Schoolgirls in tradi...:Schoolgirls in traditional `Ao Dai` dresses and conical hats cycle past Hanoi's Opera House, delicately carrying the skirts of their dresses on their handle bars. Once, the Ao Dai were even longer, but many amendments have resulted in a shorter style, appropriate for students and teachers./KTS (kts)
Schoolgirls in tradi...:Schoolgirls in traditional `Ao Dai` dresses and conical hats cycle past Hanoi's Opera House. Every Monday and Saturday, girls dressed in the graceful Ao Dai can be seen making their way through the busy streets, chatting together as they ride. Ao Dai is a symbol close to the hearts of the Vietnamese and is enjoying a revival among Vietnamese people overseas./KTS (kts)
Hanoi schoolgirls in...:Hanoi schoolgirls in traditional `Ao Dai` dresses and conical hats ride their bicycles past the Opera House on their way home. The traditional long white dresses are the formal uniform of many high school girls in Vietnam. A lasting impression for any visitor to Vietnam is the beauty and grace of women of all ages dresses in their Ao Dai./KTS (kts)
Hanoi schoolgirls in...:Hanoi schoolgirls in traditional `Ao Dai` dresses and conical hats ride their bicycles past the Opera House on their way home. The traditional long white dresses are the formal uniform of many high school girls in Vietnam. A lasting impression for any visitor to Vietnam is the beauty and grace of women of all ages dresses in their Ao Dai./KTS (kts)
Hanoi schoolgirls in...:Hanoi schoolgirls in traditional `Ao Dai` dresses and conical hats ride their bicycles past the Opera House on their way home. The traditional long white dresses are the formal uniform of many high school girls in Vietnam. A lasting impression for any visitor to Vietnam is the beauty and grace of women of all ages dresses in their Ao Dai./KTS (kts)
Hanoi schoolgirls in...:Hanoi schoolgirls in traditional `Ao Dai` dresses and conical hats ride their bicycles past the Opera House on their way home. The traditional long white dresses are the formal uniform of many high school girls in Vietnam. A lasting impression for any visitor to Vietnam is the beauty and grace of women of all ages dresses in their Ao Dai./KTS (kts)
Schoolgirls in tradi...:Schoolgirls in traditional `Ao Dai` dresses and conical hats cycle through the streets of Hanoi. The traditional long white dresses are the formal uniform of many high school girls in Vietnam, and are a striking and graceful feature among the noisy street and its heavy vehicles/KTS (kts)
Schoolgirls in tra...:: Schoolgirls in traditional `Ao Dai` dresses and conical hats in front of Hanoi's Opera House. The traditional long white dresses are the formal uniform of many high school girls in Vietnam. With their softly flowing fabric covering the whole body, the dresses flatter their slender figures, and symbolise the purity of young Vietnamese girls./KTS (kts)
Schoolgirls in tradi...:Schoolgirls in traditional `Ao Dai` dresses and conical hats in front of Hanoi's Opera House. The traditional long white dresses are the formal uniform of many high school girls in Vietnam. With their softly flowing fabric covering the whole body, the dresses flatter their slender figures, and symbolise the purity of young Vietnamese girls./KTS (kts)
Schoolgirls in tradi...:Schoolgirls in traditional `Ao Dai` dresses and conical hats sit by a tree in Sword Lake ('Hoan Kiem'). The traditional long white dresses are the formal uniform of many high school girls in Vietnam. With their softly flowing fabric covering the whole body, the dresses flatter their slender figures, and symbolise the purity of young Vietnamese girls./KTS (kts)
A beautiful Hanoi sc...:A beautiful Hanoi schoolgirl in her traditional `Ao Dai` dress. Ao Dai are not only the formal uniform at many high schools in the country; they are also standard attire for office workers and hotel staff, and the preferred dress for formal occasions such as weddings and the Tet holiday. Vietnamese are proud to wear Ao Dai in the company of international friends./KTS (kts)
Schoolgirls in tradi...:Schoolgirls in traditional `Ao Dai` dresses and conical hats sit by a tree in Sword Lake ('Hoan Kiem'). The traditional long white dresses are the formal uniform of many high school girls in Vietnam. With their softly flowing fabric covering the whole body, the dresses flatter their slender figures, and symbolise the purity of young Vietnamese girls./KTS (kts)
Schoolgirls in tradi...:Schoolgirls in traditional `Ao Dai` dresses and conical hats sit by a tree in Sword Lake ('Hoan Kiem'). The traditional long white dresses are the formal uniform of many high school girls in Vietnam. With their softly flowing fabric covering the whole body, the dresses flatter their slender figures, and symbolise the purity of young Vietnamese girls./KTS (kts)
Schoolgirls chat tog...:Schoolgirls chat together after school. Wearing the traditional long white `Ao Dai` dresses that are the formal uniform of many high school girls in Vietnam, they walk gracefully around Sword Lake ('Hoan Kiem') in Hanoi. Ao Dai first appeared in 1744 in the Imperial Palace, and their updated versions are still a common sight in Vietnam today./KTS (kts)
A woman wearing a tr...:A woman wearing a traditional Vietnamese `Ao Dai` dress made of embroidered silk. She stands by a mandarin tree garden. The fabric of her dress indicates that she is a grown woman. The Ao Dai display the distinctive cultural heritage of Vietnamese women, who are proud to wear the beautiful dresses./KTS (kts)
A woman wearing a tr...:A woman wearing a traditional Vietnamese `Ao Dai` dress made of embroidered silk. She stands by a mandarin tree garden. The colour of the Ao Dai indicates its wearer's age and status. For example, young girls wear pure white; older, unmarried women move into soft pastel shades with white pants; while married women wear strong and rich colours, often coloured pants./KTS (kts)
A woman wearing a tr...:A woman wearing a traditional Vietnamese `Ao Dai` dress made of embroidered silk. She stands by a mandarin tree garden. The fabric of her dress indicates that she is a grown woman. The Ao Dai display the distinctive cultural heritage of Vietnamese women, who are proud to wear the beautiful dresses./KTS (kts)
A woman wearing a tr...:A woman wearing a traditional Vietnamese `Ao Dai` dress made of embroidered silk. She stands by a mandarin tree garden. The colour of the Ao Dai indicates its wearer's age and status. For example, young girls wear pure white; older, unmarried women move into soft pastel shades with white pants; while married women wear strong and rich colours, often coloured pants./KTS (kts)
A woman wearing a tr...:A woman wearing a traditional Vietnamese `Ao Dai` dress made of embroidered silk. She stands by a mandarin tree garden. The colour of the Ao Dai indicates its wearer's age and status. For example, young girls wear pure white; older, unmarried women move into soft pastel shades with white pants; while married women wear strong and rich colours, often coloured pants./KTS (kts)
A woman wearing a tr...:A woman wearing a traditional Vietnamese `Ao Dai` dress made of embroidered silk sits with her laptop. In other countries, the traditional costumes can only be worn on special festivals or on the stage, but in Vietnam, the traditional costume can also be worn to work and even school./KTS (kts)
A woman wearing a tr...:A woman wearing a traditional Vietnamese `Ao Dai` dress made of embroidered silk in a flower garden in Ngoc Ha village in Hanoi. The colour of the Ao Dai indicates its wearer's age and status. For example, young girls wear pure white; older, unmarried women move into soft pastel shades with white pants; while married women wear strong and rich colours, often coloured pants./KTS (kts)
A girl wearing a tra...:A girl wearing a traditional Vietnamese `Ao Dai` dress holds a cluster of daisies. Her dress is made of embroidered silk, a material used to set off the beauty of Vietnamese women./KTS (kts)
A girl wearing a tra...:A girl wearing a traditional Vietnamese `Ao Dai` dress holds a cluster of daisies. Her dress is made of embroidered silk, a material used to set off the beauty of Vietnamese women./KTS (kts)
A girl wearing a tra...:A girl wearing a traditional Vietnamese `Ao Dai` gathers daisies in Ngoc Ha village in Hanoi. Ao Dai first appeared in the court of Lord Vu Vuong of the Nguyen Dynasty in 1744. The modern version was designed by Cat Tuong in 1930. His creation is based around trousers and a gown buttoned down at the front./KTS (kts)
A girl wearing a tra...:A girl wearing a traditional Vietnamese `Ao Dai` gathers daisies in Ngoc Ha village in Hanoi. Ao Dai first appeared in the court of Lord Vu Vuong of the Nguyen Dynasty in 1744. The modern version was designed by Cat Tuong in 1930. His creation is based around trousers and a gown buttoned down at the front./KTS (kts)
A girl wearing a tra...:A girl wearing a traditional Vietnamese `Ao Dai` dress gathers daisies in Ngoc Ha village in Hanoi. Ao Dai first appeared in the court of Lord Vu Vuong of the Nguyen Dynasty in 1744. The modern version was designed by Cat Tuong in 1930. His creation is based around trousers and a gown buttoned down at the front./KTS (kts)
A girl wearing a tra...:A girl wearing a traditional Vietnamese `Ao Dai` dress holds a cluster of daisies. Her dress is made of embroidered silk, a material used to set off the beauty of Vietnamese women./KTS (kts)
A girl wearing a tra...:A girl wearing a traditional Vietnamese `Ao Dai` dress holds a cluster of daisies. Her dress is made of embroidered silk, a material used to set off the beauty of Vietnamese women./KTS (kts)
A woman in tradition...:A woman in traditional Vietnamese `Ao Dai` dress gathers daisies in a garden in Ngoc Ha village. In other countries, the traditional costumes can only be worn on special festivals or on the stage, but in Vietnam, the traditional costume can also be worn to work and even school./KTS (kts)
A woman in tradition...:A woman in traditional Vietnamese `Ao Dai` dress gathers daisies in a garden in Ngoc Ha village. In other countries, the traditional costumes can only be worn on special festivals or on the stage, but in Vietnam, the traditional costume can also be worn to work and even school./KTS (kts)
A woman in tradition...:A woman in traditional Vietnamese `Ao Dai` dress gathers daisies in a garden in Ngoc Ha village. In other countries, the traditional costumes can only be worn on special festivals or on the stage, but in Vietnam, the traditional costume can also be worn to work and even school./KTS (kts)
A woman in tradition...:A woman in traditional Vietnamese `Ao Dai` dress gathers daisies in a garden in Ngoc Ha village. In other countries, the traditional costumes can only be worn on special festivals or on the stage, but in Vietnam, the traditional costume can also be worn to work and even school./KTS (kts)
A woman in tradition...:A woman in traditional Vietnamese `Ao Dai` dress gathers daisies in a garden in Ngoc Ha village. Ao Dai first appeared in the court of Lord Vu Vuong of the Nguyen Dynasty in 1744. The modern version was designed by Cat Tuong in 1930. His creation is based around trousers and a gown buttoned down at the front./KTS (kts)
A woman in tradition...:A woman in traditional Vietnamese `Ao Dai` dress in a flower garden in the suburb of Ngoc Ha in Hanoi. In other countries, the traditional costumes can only be worn on special festivals or on the stage, but in Vietnam, the traditional costume can also be worn to work and even school./KTS (kts)
A woman in a garden ...:A woman in a garden of Ngoc Ha flower village in the suburb of Hanoi. She wears the Vietnamese traditional `Ao Dai` dress for young women. Ao Dai, literally meaning long dress, consists of a long flowing tunic of fabric and a pair of loose-fitting white pants. The unique feature of Ao Dai is that it emphasises the exquisite beauty of Vietnamese women./KTS (kts)
A woman in a garden ...:A woman in a garden of Ngoc Ha flower village in the suburb of Hanoi. She wears the Vietnamese traditional `Ao Dai` dress for young women. Ao Dai, literally meaning long dress, consists of a long flowing tunic of fabric and a pair of loose-fitting white pants. The unique feature of Ao Dai is that it emphasises the exquisite beauty of Vietnamese women./KTS (kts)
A woman wearing a tr...:A woman wearing a traditional Vietnamese `Ao Dai` dress made of embroidered silk. She stands by a mandarin tree garden. The colour of the Ao Dai indicates its wearer's age and status. For example, young girls wear pure white; older, unmarried women move into soft pastel shades with white pants; while married women wear strong and rich colours, often coloured pants./KTS (kts)
A woman wearing a tr...:A woman wearing a traditional Vietnamese `Ao Dai` dress made of embroidered silk sits with her laptop. In other countries, the traditional costumes can only be worn on special festivals or on the stage, but in Vietnam, the traditional costume can also be worn to work and even school./KTS (kts)
A girl in Vietnamese...:A girl in Vietnamese traditional `Ao Dai` dress, literally meaning 'long dress', walks in a mandarin tree garden in Ngoc Ha village. Her dress is made of embroidered brocade, a special material used for the aristocracy and the rich in the past./KTS (kts)
A girl in an embroid...:A girl in an embroidered Vietnamese traditional `Ao Dai` dress, , literally meaning 'long dress'. She walks through a cottage in a mandarin tree garden in Ngoc Ha village with a pig-iron water pot in her hand./KTS (kts)
A girl in an embroid...:A girl in an embroidered Vietnamese traditional `Ao Dai` dress, , literally meaning 'long dress'. She walks through a cottage in a mandarin tree garden in Ngoc Ha village with a pig-iron water pot in her hand./KTS (kts)
A woman wearing a tr...:A woman wearing a traditional Vietnamese `Ao Dai` dress made of embroidered silk sits with her laptop. In other countries, the traditional costumes can only be worn on special festivals or on the stage, but in Vietnam, the traditional costume can also be worn to work and even school./KTS (kts)
A woman wearing a tr...:A woman wearing a traditional Vietnamese `Ao Dai` dress for young women waters a garden in Ngoc Ha flower village in Hanoi. Literally meaning 'long dress', this costume consists of a long flowing tunic of fabric and a pair of loose-fitting white pants. The unique feature of Ao Dai is that it emphasises the exquisite beauty of Vietnamese women/KTS (kts)
A woman wearing a tr...:A woman wearing a traditional Vietnamese `Ao Dai` dress for young women waters a garden in Ngoc Ha flower village in Hanoi. Literally meaning 'long dress', this costume consists of a long flowing tunic of fabric and a pair of loose-fitting white pants. The unique feature of Ao Dai is that it emphasises the exquisite beauty of Vietnamese women./KTS (kts)
A woman wearing a tr...:A woman wearing a traditional Vietnamese `Ao Dai` dress made of embroidered silk sits with her laptop. In other countries, the traditional costumes can only be worn on special festivals or on the stage, but in Vietnam, the traditional costume can also be worn to work and even school/KTS (kts)
A girl in Vietnamese...:A girl in Vietnamese traditional `Ao Dai` dress, literally meaning 'long dress', walks in a mandarin tree garden in Ngoc Ha village. Her dress is made of embroidered brocade, a special material used for the aristocracy and the rich in the past. Ao Dai complements the distinctive beauty of Vietnamese women and makes them feel proud of their heritage./KTS (kts)
A girl in Vietnamese...:A girl in Vietnamese traditional `Ao Dai` dress, literally meaning 'long dress', walks in a mandarin tree garden in Ngoc Ha village. Her dress is made of embroidered brocade, a special material used for the aristocracy and the rich in the past. Ao Dai complements the distinctive beauty of Vietnamese women and makes them feel proud of their heritage./KTS (kts)
A girl in Vietnamese...:A girl in Vietnamese traditional `Ao Dai` dress, literally meaning 'long dress', walks in a mandarin tree garden in Ngoc Ha village. Her dress is made of embroidered brocade, a special material used for the aristocracy and the rich in the past. Ao Dai complements the distinctive beauty of Vietnamese women and makes them feel proud of their heritage./KTS (kts)
A girl in Vietnamese...:A girl in Vietnamese traditional `Ao Dai` dress, literally meaning 'long dress', walks in a mandarin tree garden in Ngoc Ha village. Her dress is made of embroidered brocade, a special material used for the aristocracy and the rich in the past. Ao Dai complements the distinctive beauty of Vietnamese women and makes them feel proud of their heritage./KTS (kts)
A kind of Vietnamese...:A kind of Vietnamese traditional `Ao Dai` dress made of brocade and with a turban. In the past, the rich colour of the dress's brocade and embroidery was a sign of an aristocratic woman, but now it is worn by all classes of woman on ceremonial occasions such as weddings and traditional festivals./KTS (kts)
A kind of Vietnamese...:A kind of Vietnamese traditional `Ao Dai` dress made of brocade and with a turban. In the past, the rich colour of the dress's brocade and embroidery was a sign of an aristocratic woman, but now it is worn by all classes of woman on ceremonial occasions such as weddings and traditional festivals./KTS (kts)
Women in traditional...:Women in traditional costumes walking in the corridor of Daewoo Hotel in Hanoi. These traditional costumes include a long dress – `Ao Dai` and a turban which is worn only on ceremonial occasions. Something that many visitors to Vietnam can never forget is the image of women in the Vietnamese long dress because every woman seems to be more beautiful in one./KTS (kts)
Women wearing the Vi...:Women wearing the Vietnamese traditional `Ao Dai` dress made of brocade and with a turban. In the past, the rich colour of the dress's brocade and embroidery was a sign of an aristocratic woman, but now it is worn by all classes of woman on ceremonial occasions such as weddings and traditional festivals./KTS (kts)
Women wearing the Vi...:Women wearing the Vietnamese traditional `Ao Dai` dress made of brocade and with a turban. In the past, the rich colour of the dress's brocade and embroidery was a sign of an aristocratic woman, but now it is worn by all classes of woman on ceremonial occasions such as weddings and traditional festivals./KTS (kts)
Women wearing the Vi...:Women wearing the Vietnamese traditional `Ao Dai` dress walk with businessmen outside Hanoi's Daewoo Hotel. Vietnamese women take great pride in wearing this dress, not only because it is a part of our culture and our history but also because it makes the men beside them feel proud to walk with beautiful women./KTS (kts)
Women wearing the Vi...:Women wearing the Vietnamese traditional `Ao Dai` dress walk with businessmen outside Hanoi's Daewoo Hotel. Vietnamese women take great pride in wearing this dress, not only because it is a part of our culture and our history but also because it makes the men beside them feel proud to walk with beautiful women./KTS (kts)
Women wearing the Vi...:Women wearing the Vietnamese traditional `Ao Dai` dress walk with businessmen outside Hanoi's Daewoo Hotel. The austerity drives after 1975 meant that the Ao Dai was considered inappropriate for hard work, but the 90s have seen the dress regain popularity. Ao Dai is now standard attire for office workers, hotel staff and formal occasions./KTS (kts)
Women wearing the Vi...:Women wearing the Vietnamese traditional `Ao Dai` dress walk with businessmen outside Hanoi's Daewoo Hotel. The austerity drives after 1975 meant that the Ao Dai was considered inappropriate for hard work, but the 90s have seen the dress regain popularity. Ao Dai is now standard attire for office workers, hotel staff and formal occasions./KTS (kts)
Women wearing the Vi...:Women wearing the Vietnamese traditional `Ao Dai` dress walk with businessmen outside Hanoi's Daewoo Hotel. The austerity drives after 1975 meant that the Ao Dai was considered inappropriate for hard work, but the 90s have seen the dress regain popularity. Ao Dai is now standard attire for office workers, hotel staff and formal occasions./KTS (kts)
A woman wearing a tr...:A woman wearing a traditional Vietnamese `Ao Dai` dress made of embroidered silk sits with her laptop. In other countries, the traditional costumes can only be worn on special festivals or on the stage, but in Vietnam, the traditional costume can also be worn to work and even school/KTS (kts)
A woman wearing a tr...:A woman wearing a traditional Vietnamese `Ao Dai` dress made of embroidered silk sits with her laptop. In other countries, the traditional costumes can only be worn on special festivals or on the stage, but in Vietnam, the traditional costume can also be worn to work and even school./KTS (kts)
Models wearing a uni...:Models wearing a unique take on the traditional Vietnamese `Ao Dai`. The dress has been updated by adding touches inspired by the clothing of a mountain-dwelling ethnic group. Since Ao Dai first appeared in 1930, it has undergone many changes in style, and it is constantly being updated to make it more modern and even more beautiful./KTS (kts)
Models wearing a uni...:Models wearing a unique take on the traditional Vietnamese `Ao Dai`. The dress has been updated by adding touches inspired by the clothing of a mountain-dwelling ethnic group. Since Ao Dai first appeared in 1930, it has undergone many changes in style, and it is constantly being updated to make it more modern and even more beautiful./KTS (kts)
A model wearing a un...:A model wearing a unique take on the traditional Vietnamese `Ao Dai`. The dress has been updated by adding touches inspired by the clothing of a mountain-dwelling ethnic group. Since Ao Dai first appeared in 1930, it has undergone many changes in style, and it is constantly being updated to make it more modern and even more beautiful./KTS (kts)
Models wearing a uni...:Models wearing a unique take on the traditional Vietnamese `Ao Dai`. The dress has been updated by adding touches inspired by the clothing of a mountain-dwelling ethnic group. Since Ao Dai first appeared in 1930, it has undergone many changes in style, and it is constantly being updated to make it more modern and even more beautiful/KTS (kts)
Models wearing a uni...:Models wearing a unique take on the traditional Vietnamese `Ao Dai` dress. Since Ao Dai first appeared in 1930, it has undergone many changes in style, and it is constantly being updated to make it more modern and even more beautiful./KTS (kts)
Models wearing the t...:Models wearing the traditional Vietnamese `Ao Dai` dress. Since Ao Dai first appeared in 1930, it has undergone many changes in style and it is constantly being updated. Modern designers favour the traditional style of high collars and long sleeves./KTS (kts)

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