Although not fussy about style or patterns, Tang Thanh Ha's way of wearing ao dai has still become a model of interest for many women. The secret lies in the clever combination of traditional materials and restrained aesthetic thinking.
While the modernized ao dai trend is constantly changing every year, Tang Thanh Ha often appears in designs that are imbued with originality. The main shapes she chooses are often wide-leg ao dai or light-waisted ao dai, evoking the image of Vietnamese women in the old decades. This style not only ensures discreetness, suitable for family rituals but also creates maximum comfort for the wearer for a long time.
Instead of impressing with cumbersome handmade embellishments, the outfit of billionaire Johnathan Hanh Nguyen's daughter-in-law focuses on exploiting the surface of the material. Fabrics such as silk, brocade and velvet are prioritized thanks to their natural drape and light light-catching ability.
In terms of color, the color palette often revolves around monochrome tones or classic contrasting color pairs such as white - turquoise, quartz pink - white silk pants. Limiting patterns helps the overall outfit become harmonious, helping the wearer easily apply them in many different situations.
One of the important factors to complete an elegant appearance is how to choose accessories. Instead of using ostentatious jewelry, this style aims for sophistication through familiar items.
Regarding jewelry, girls usually only wear a pair of small pearl earrings or a thin strap watch. Regarding accessories, woven rattan and bamboo bags, silk bags or classic-style sunglasses are often used to balance between traditional features and modern breath.
To apply this minimalist style effectively, wearers need to pay attention to the suitability between figure and design. People with slender figures should prioritize brocade material with a straight shape to look fuller. Conversely, people with round figures should choose soft, dark silk fabric and round or boat necklines to create elegance.
Besides, makeup style also needs uniformity. A thin and light foundation combined with neutral tones such as earth orange or dry pink will help the face retain its naturalness, not being "out of tone" compared to the spirit of traditional costumes.
