The Splendor of Traditional Attire: When Áo Dài Meets Hanbok



The graceful Áo Dài, a symbol of Vietnamese culture, showcases the nation’s soul with its elegant design.


The Áo Dài embodies the essence of Vietnam, celebrated for its timeless elegance and association with the country’s rich cultural heritage.


A young Hue native captivates the audience, exuding charm and grace in her vibrant Áo Dài ensemble.


A diverse array of 54 Áo Dài outfits, each a unique representation of Vietnam’s 54 ethnic groups, showcases the country’s vibrant cultural tapestry.


Grace and sophistication define the presence of this young man, adorned in a refined Áo Dài ensemble.


The 2024 Hue Community Áo Dài Week celebrates the enduring significance of the Áo Dài, aiming to establish Hue as the cultural epicenter of this iconic garment, attracting tourists and showcasing the city’s rich imperial heritage.


The Hanbok, South Korea’s traditional attire, boasts a long history, with its earliest evidence dating back to the Kyuki-do period, approximately 300 BC. The familiar silhouette we know today took shape during the Joseon Dynasty, over 1600 years ago.


The Hanbok’s elegant curves and vibrant colors symbolize longevity, wealth, fertility, and power, reflecting the rich cultural heritage of South Korea.


Youthful vibrance and elegance unite as young ladies and gentlemen dazzle in their respective Vietnamese and Korean traditional attire.


A captivating showcase of traditional costumes from Vietnam and the Republic of Korea, highlighting their shared cultural and historical connections.
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