Vietnamese Ao Dai appears in the English dictionary is still "aodai", proving the strong symbol of the ethnic beauty of this traditional costume.

Regardless of how many thousands of years with so many variants, the only thing that recognizes the traditional Vietnamese costume is not mixed with other cultures is the two ao dai. Vietnamese Ao Dai appears in the English dictionary is still "aodai", proving the strong symbol of the ethnic beauty of this traditional costume. Many people think that Vietnamese ao dai is another version of the Chinese women's cheongsam, but the cheongsam appeared only around 1920, while the Vietnamese ao dai was long before it. That proves that ao dai is a cultural feature of Vietnam, only the Vietnamese have.

Even now Vietnamese do not wear ao dai as a casual outfit like before, but ao dai is still a formal dress to wear on important occasions. Especially on the national holiday, the long dress becomes a national costume.

Let's take a look at the enduring beauty of the same dress: