On the evening of March 31, the appearance of Quynh Anh - midfielder Do Duy Manh's wife in the stands of Thien Truong Stadium (Ninh Binh) quickly attracted the attention of the media and fans. Not only impressing with her radiant spirit, the WAG also made many people admire when she "patted" expensive accessories on her body.
In the exciting match taking place at the "hot pan" Thien Truong, Quynh Anh was present early to cheer for her husband and teammates. Appearing in the crowd of fans, Quynh Anh chose a pure white dress with a feminine sleeveless design, bringing an elegant and youthful appearance.
The real highlight in Quynh Anh's outfit this time is the accessory set from the most famous fashion houses in the world.
Fashionistas quickly recognized the Van Cleef & Arpels necklace belonging to the iconic Alhambra line.
With white acacia material combined with 18K gold, this jewelry item is estimated to be worth about 300 million VND. This is also the bracelet that Quynh Anh used when attending player Duc Huy's wedding before.
Besides, instead of carrying a branded bag as usual, Quynh Anh held a hat from Louis Vuitton's Monogram Denim collection in her hand.
With a brilliant fuchsia pink color, this accessory has a market price of about 20 million VND. The total value of these two items alone has reached more than 320 million VND.
This is not the first time Quynh Anh has attracted attention with luxury items when cheering for her husband. For a long time, she has been famous as one of the WAGs who are willing to spend when owning a collection of handbags and jewelry from Hermès, Chanel, Dior to Louis Vuitton.
However, despite wearing items worth tens or hundreds of millions of dong, Quynh Anh still regularly receives mixed opinions about her way of coordinating clothes.
Many viewers believe that her aesthetic taste is not really commensurate with the value of the outfit. The combination of accessories is sometimes "scattered" or too detailed, making the overall outfit become heavy and lacking breakthrough in fashion.
