Vietnamese Áo Dài History and Significance

The traditional Vietnamese garment, which translates to “long shirt,” has been reimagined as a modern heirloom, writes author Thao Thai.

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Vietnam: Students in traditional Vietnamese ao dai ('long dress') and non la (conical hat) at the Thien Mu (Thiên Mụ) Pagoda, Hue. The ao dai ( Vietnamese: áo dài) is a Vietnamese national

Vietnam: Students in traditional Vietnamese ao dai ('long dress') and non la (conical hat) at the Thien Mu (Thiên Mụ) Pagoda, Hue. The ao dai ( Vietnamese: áo dài) is a Vietnamese national