Vietnam and Japans Cultures Highlighted in ao dai Collection

The collection inspires from national flags, flowers and drawings of both Vietnam and Japan.
The outfits feature different flowers of the two countries.
Designer Hue Thi also introduces 30 designs for children.
The designer spends plenty of time creating an Ao Dai collection which is made from silk to bring
comfort to people.
Following are some photos of the fashion collection.

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