Photo shoot service with Vietnamese costume bustling on the eve of Tet

As scheduled, at the end of the year and early spring, taking photos with Vietnamese costumes becomes a unique cultural activity, attracting a large number of young people and fashionistas who love ancient beauty. The season of taking photos of Vietnamese costumes usually starts from December, when the traditional Tet atmosphere gradually spreads everywhere and lasts until early spring - a time associated with many festivals.

Vietnamese costumes (traditional costumes associated with the history of Vietnamese dynasties) attract a large number of young people. Particularly at "Bach Hoa Bo Hanh" - a festival of Vietnamese costume lovers held on Hanoi's walking street recently, nearly 500 people participated, performing many ancient costumes from many periods of Vietnamese history.

Loving the beauty of Vietnamese costumes, young Van Thuy Lien (23 years old, Hanoi) spent the whole day following the parades to take photos.

Unique photos, cheap price, Vietnamese costume is getting "hotter"

Vietnamese costumes contain the mark of culture and art, bringing uniqueness to the wearer and the photos, helping them to be different in every frame. Rental prices are very diverse, from only a few hundred thousand to more than 1 million VND for a full set. Regardless of the wearer's body shape, suitable for many customers, this type of costume is attracting young people and a large number of older fashionistas who love ancient costumes.

Full set of high-quality embroidered Japanese fire vases includes a Japanese vase shirt (Korean Sa fabric, embroidered with patterns), a regular dress (strapless dress, Korean Sa fabric or brocade fabric with embossed patterns), a five-panel inner shirt, white cotton skirt, scarf and accessories such as necklaces, bracelets, fans... with a rental price of about 1.5 million VND/day

PHOTO: V'STYLE RENOVATION OF ANCIENT VIETNAMESE CLOTHES

Sharing with reporters, Ms. Nguyen Thi My Dung (24 years old) said that she is very fond of Vietnamese costume. Her photo series with Ao Tac made her friends very excited, making her love this type of costume even more. On her wedding day, her parents and friends from both sides wore Vietnamese costume, creating special, memorable images and interesting memories.

Nguyen Thi My Dung's wedding dress was a Vien Linh dress combined with a Doi Kham coat (Bao Tuong Hoa brocade, Le Trung Hung period).

PHOTO: NGUYEN THI MY DUNG

Ms. Nguyen Thi My Dung wore a red Vien Linh shirt and her husband wore a Giao Linh shirt with loose sleeves (Le Dynasty) to take wedding photos.

PHOTO: NGUYEN THI MY DUNG

Nguyen Thi My Dung's Vien Linh and Doi Kham wedding dresses cost 6 million VND, her husband's Giao Linh dress costs 4 million VND

PHOTO: NGUYEN THI MY DUNG

There are hundreds of tailor shops and Vietnamese costume rental shops, attracting millions of followers on platforms such as V'style - Vietnamese Traditional Costume, Y Van Hien, Dong Phong, or Dai Viet Quan Traditional Costume...

These brands not only provide quality clothes with rich colors, but also authentically depict historical "lines" on each item, bringing a different fashion space and breath, helping male and female followers have a complete experience.

Young "savvy" people and sellers (renters) are willing to invest, the Vietnamese costumes are recreated very closely to the history of fashion, creating an attractive ancient fashion culture space.

According to photographer Tran Son, Vietnamese costumes are beautiful because of their colors and designs that are different from modern costumes. They are also interesting because of the characteristics of life and historical information on each pattern, motif, and accessory - looking at the costumes, you can "read" the dynasty.

"When I am commissioned to take photos of Vietnamese costumes, I usually invest very carefully, starting with the costumes themselves, based on the nature and style of each item to build a suitable story. To take beautiful photos of Vietnamese costumes, I also have to look for subjects that are suitable for the image, both new and reasonable, to increase the effectiveness and liveliness of the photo set," said photographer Tran Son.

An outfit inspired by Vietnamese costume (modernized Vietnamese costume) photographed by photographer Tran Son

Young people wearing Vietnamese costumes at the recent "Hundred Flowers Walk" event in Hanoi

Vietnamese traditional costume, "reigning" in the hearts of young people

Vietnamese costume is a vivid picture reflecting the richness of fashion culture. It tells the story of the development of society through each historical period. The four-flap shirt (Vien Linh) combined with black skirts, white silk pants or Giao Linh, Truc Linh combined with short skirts, yem shirts, short-sleeved shirts... of the Ly - Tran dynasties. Or the five-panel shirt (for women) or the wing-body shirt (for men) of the Nguyen dynasty.

"I am very passionate about taking photos of culture, especially traditional culture. I have taken many photo series of this type and always try to express my personal perspective through each work. When taking photos, I prioritize choosing backgrounds and locations such as relic sites or traditional spaces to help round out the beauty of the costumes and highlight the ancient Vietnamese cultural story that I want to convey," photographer Tran Son continued.

Vietnamese costumes and the services that follow them not only record beautiful, unique and strange fashion images but also help to feel more deeply about Vietnamese cultural values ​​during Tet.

The Hanoi ao dai with a straight neckline brings the breath of the 30s and 50s of the last century. This is not only the embodiment of traditional beauty but also records the mark of each period of Vietnamese history, photographer Tran Son affirmed.

Source: https://thanhnien.vn/thoi-trang-tre/dich-vu-chup-anh-voi-viet-phuc-ron-rang-ngay-sap-tet-185241207021439614.htm