Silk is for spring outings.

For Vietnamese women, the ao dai (traditional Vietnamese dress) is an indispensable part of the spring festivities, as it not only enhances feminine beauty but also represents a cherished and preserved cultural tradition. "Bay La Bay La" – the latest ao dai collection by designer Vo Viet Chung – is a wonderful suggestion for your New Year 2020 celebration.

Inspired by the birds welcoming spring in peaceful rural villages, the "Bay La Bay La" ao dai collection is a serene portrayal of refined values ​​that are both elegant and simple. This also marks the first time designer Vo Viet Chung has combined Lanh My A silk and Ha Dong silk in a collection, affirming the timeless value of Vietnamese silk from both the North and South.

Having worked with Lãnh Mỹ A silk for 25 years, designer Võ Việt Chung understands this special material better than anyone else. Thanks to this, the luxurious and ethereal beauty of Tân Châu silk (An Giang province), combined with the refined elegance of Hà Đông silk, is subtly expressed in each of his designs, creating a beautiful symphony.

For his contributions to the restoration and development of Lãnh Mỹ A and the preservation of intangible cultural values ​​through the traditional Ao Dai dress, designer Võ Việt Chung was awarded the prestigious UNESCO badge in 2007.

Flying gracefully

• Photographer: Tung Chu
• Designer: Vo Viet Chung
• BUY: Hy - Andrew Nguyen
• Hair: Ruby Nguyen
• Models: Miss Earth 2018 Nguyen Phuong Khanh, Miss Supranational Asia 2018 Nguyen Minh Tu

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