Thua Thien-Hue: Nguyen dynasty’s clothing on display
On display at the Huong river antique pottery museum until November 11, the items are part of a collection of Vietnamese researcher Thai Kim Lan. Among them are a dragon-embroidered robe for emperors and other worn by members of the royal family. On the occasion, designer Trinh Hoang Dieu also puts on stage a number of ao dai designs that combine both traditional and modern features. Being the national costume when Vietnam was a kingdom, now ao dai stays the national dress for important ceremonies and events. The post Thua Thien-Hue: Nguyen dynasty’s clothing on display appeared first on Vietexplorer.com . View more from VietExplorer: Hai Phong Red Flamboyant Flower Festival opens A launchpad for bringing Singapore’s varied food offerings into Vietnam Special Korean programme set excite HCM City residents COVID-19 treatment hospital stable amid rise in F0 cases High water levels in Mekong River a potential disaster: US think tank Vietnam and RoK Strengthen Labor...