Accordingly, when attending this performance, the audience is encouraged to wear traditional costumes from the 54 ethnic groups of Vietnam, as well as from various historical periods, thereby celebrating Vietnamese culture together.
My brother overcame countless obstacles to spread the spirit of traditional values to the audience.
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To achieve this, the organizers created a 76-page guide featuring traditional costumes from various ethnic groups. It included the ao dai, ao ba ba, ao tu than, ao tac, ao giao linh, ao truc binh, ao mang lan... as well as suggestions for costumes from the Van Lang - Au Lac period to the present day, advised by experts from the National Council for Cultural Heritage. On social media, this call quickly received positive feedback from the audience. "Talented" Jun Pham shared: "Hopefully everyone will wear traditional costumes to set a Guinness record, thereby creating memorable moments. Any traditional Vietnamese costume that embodies the soul and essence of the nation is welcome, because everyone needs to feel comfortable while watching the music performance."
Meanwhile, with the aim of being more than just a show; it's also a trend-setting stage. The "Brother Says Hi" concert - Night 5, scheduled for March 21st at Van Phuc City (Thu Duc City, Ho Chi Minh City), encourages audiences to wear outfits with a strong spring-summer vibe and interesting details to bring Vietnamese culture to the modern stage. Suggested styles include Sporty, Streetwear , and Retro-Futuristic, featuring items like t-shirts, denim jeans, belts, and jersey dresses styled in fresh ways.
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