Appearing at the event, People's Artist Lan Huong wore a high-class silk ao dai in a luxurious jade green color, with phoenixes and flowers hand-embroidered on the body of the dress, representing the vitality of spring. At the age of 61, the "Hanoi baby" still has a youthful beauty. She enjoys her 60s with a happy marriage with director Tat Binh. In her free time, the female artist participates in a number of fashion events.
People's Artist Ngoc Huyen shows off her slim figure in a simple yet elegant ivory-colored ao dai. People's Artist Ngoc Huyen confided that to maintain her youthful figure, she always focuses on exercising, combined with a healthy diet. A cheerful spirit is also one of the ways she looks young. At the age of 62, she enjoys spending time with her children and grandchildren.
In addition to spending time with her family, the female artist participates in many activities with the retired group in the residential area or a group of close friends who were colleagues at the Tuoi Tre Theater.
The show also featured Meritorious Artist Nguyet Hang. The actress showed off her graceful and elegant beauty in a traditional ao dai with lotus embroidery. She combined it with a velvet cloak with the same pattern in a deep red color, suitable for the atmosphere of Tet and spring.
The collection "Echo and LanV" by designer Ngoc Lan was launched in a series of activities of the exhibition "Echo - From the Nine Urns of the Nguyen Dynasty to contemporary creation", inspired by the relief of the Nine Urns placed in the courtyard of the Imperial Citadel - Hue Imperial City.
The collection includes 36 designs such as ao dai, dresses, cloaks, scarves... completed on traditional velvet and silk materials of Nha Xa weaving village with hand-embroidered motifs using shimmering, colorful silk threads.
Designer Ngoc Lan said that when she started designing costumes based on the Nine Dynastic Urns, she faced many challenges in order to help the ancient motifs be applied smoothly on embroidered costumes. "The more I look, the more I feel the grace hidden in the motifs, from which the poetic patterns of flowers, clouds, water waves... appear in my mind," Ngoc Lan shared.
