Ao Dai is a traditional garment of Vietnam which is worn mostly in big occasions, at school or at work. It has a long history of development since the 18th century. In fact, women know their beauty when wearing ao dai, but they also refuse the opportunity to wear it. Compared with the ethnic attire of women in some other Asian countries, Vietnamese ao dai has absolute advantage in simplicity and simplicity, not causing many inconveniences for users. The main reason why women do not know they have to tie their legs is shown in the familiar way of saying: Ao dai MUST be worn. Through many periods and historical periods, ao dai has become a symbol of Vietnamese women's wear, an indispensable cultural product for the charm of Vietnamese women.Can't help but sympathize with the woman if she says: Why don't they actively wear ao dai to the agency? - No matter how proud they are about that day, of course, no one wants me to be the only one who stands out to the "weird" level in the eyes of colleagues. Therefore, there should be a movement launched collectively, calling on women to "wear" ao dai in these days. The ao dai is not only a traditional costume, but also a cultural feature that expresses the human life and encapsulates the Vietnamese spirit. That is the "national soul" of Vietnamese women

Vietnam is a country which has a combination of modern and tradition. We can easily see that through the way Vietnamese people dress, and our traditional costume besides the trending fashion is Ao Dai. Ao Dai can be considered as a kind of long dress, but it has some interesting variations. The first thing to mention is the fabric. Unlike many traditional gowns of different nations in Asia, Ao Dai has the lightest choice of fabric. It does not consist of many layer such as the Kimono of Japan, and it is not too big like the Hanbok of Korea. Second, the form of Ao Dai is also simple. It has only two pieces on the front and the back which go together with long big pants. The one for female is usually fits perfectly to the curves of the body, while the one for male is usually large to give a comfortable feeling. Although it seems simple, Ao Dai has many different versions for each occasion. For high school students, they wear white Ao Dai with white or black pants to dignify the innocence of youth. In some traditional events such as Tet holiday, people will wear colorful pieces to mark the joyful atmosphere. At the weddings, both of the broom and the bride put on red or yellow Ao Dai to wish for luck and happiness for their marriage. Wedding Ao Dai is a little bit more complicated with the embroidered details of phoenix, dragon and flowers; and they all go with a matching turban which is made from hard fabric or metal. In my opinion, Ao Dai is the most beautiful clothes for Vietnamese, and I am so proud to put it on whenever I have chance.