The Ao Dai collection named "Ha Thanh's Features" and "Tet At Ty" by Miss Ngoc Han has motifs from paintings by famous artist Le Thiet Cuong.
Miss Ngoc Han's ao dai collection was loved and chosen by many artists when participating in the Tet program. The beauty queen said she was very happy because her dedication and creativity for this collection was recognized.
This is her effort in the journey to bring the beauty of culture and fine arts closer to the domestic public, while promoting national beauty to international friends through the graceful ao dai.
Accordingly, at the recording of the Tet program "Hanoi in my eyes", Miss Ngoc Han and two actors Huynh Anh, Quynh Kool and little Cherry An Nhien - the main actors of the film "Hanoi in my eyes" wore colorful ao dai, making the audience excited.
The Ao Dai collections "Ha Thanh" and "Tet At Ty" by Miss Ngoc Han are mainly made of cotton and silk. These are two environmentally friendly materials, creating a comfortable feeling for the wearer.
Not only designing Ao Dai for women, she also has designs for men, children and scarf accessories made of soft silk chiffon. With pastel tones (yellow, pink...) and images of Long Bien Bridge, the Old Quarter... or the image of the Snake (the symbolic animal of the year of At Ty), each Ao Dai design bears the cultural imprint of Hanoi, while also containing humane messages about life and people.
Whether innovating the shape or creating modern details on the sleeves, buttons, etc., the ao dai designed by Ngoc Han always retains its traditional features. This is also the direction that the beauty queen has pursued since becoming a fashion designer.
On February 10, after the Lunar New Year holiday, Miss Ngoc Han will bring this ao dai collection to participate in the "Vietnamese Soul" exhibition at the Louvre Abu Dhabi National Museum in the United Arab Emirates (UAE) at the invitation of the organizers.
Looking back at 2024, Miss Ngoc Han said that this was a year with many memorable marks when she decided to return to the lecture hall to study for a Master's degree in Theory and History of Vietnamese Applied Fine Arts at the Hanoi University of Industrial Fine Arts, taking on the role of strategic communications consultant for the Vietnam Museum of Fine Arts.
Despite her busy work, the beauty still tries to do well in her roles to develop herself in new fields. Despite her many successes in her career, the beauty queen still lives with her small family in mind.
This Tet, she and her husband Phu Dat will spend all their time with their families. They will visit relatives and enjoy cozy moments of reunion with their loved ones over a traditional meal.
