VOV.VN - A range of images snapped by four Vietnamese photographers have been named among the Top 50 pictures of the #BestPhotoOf2020 contest launched by Agora Images, with the group now set to progress to the final round of the competition.

VOV.VN - The finalists of the Miss Vietnam pageant were joined by the winners from previous years as they put their charming beauty on display in an Ao Dai, a traditional long dress, show during the contest’s final night held in Ho Chi Minh City on November 20.

VOV.VN - A large number of models have taken to the catwalk at Junior Fashion Week (VJFW 2020) to showcase the latest collections by local designers, with the event transpiring in Ho Chi Minh City.

Cultural experts have hailed ‘ao dai’, traditional Vietnamese dress, for the extent to which it honours the intangible values of humanity.

VOV.VN - Thai Thi Hoa, the nation’s representative at Miss Earth 2020, has produced a dance video featuring Non La, a type of conical hat, and Ao Dai, a traditional Vietnamese long dress, which was sent to the pageant’s judges as part of the talent competition.

VOV.VN - Local designer Do Trinh Hoai Nam has made a strong impression at the Ao Dai Festival 2020 which celebrates the country’s traditional long dress in Ho Chi Minh City while introducing a range of outfits featuring images of Vietnamese heritage sites.

VOV.VN - With Ha Long city in the northern province of Quang Ninh hosting an Ao Dai week to celebrate the country’s traditional long dress, over 2,000 women have taken part in a street parade in tribute of the national outfit.

VOV.VN - The seventh version of the Ao Dai Festival, aimed at celebrating the nation’s traditional long dress, kicked off on October 11 at the Vietnam History Museum in Ho Chi Minh City, with plenty of local residents and tourists in attendance.

VOV.VN - As many as 60 entrants set to compete in the semi-finals of the Miss Vietnam 2020 pageant put their wonderful figures on display during a swimsuit photoshoot.

VOV.VN - The seventh iteration of the Ao Dai Festival will open at the Vietnam History Museum in Ho Chi Minh City at 6:30 p.m. on October 11, following several postponements due to the novel coronavirus (COVID-19) epidemic.