All kinds of sun-protective fashion in Hanoi.

VHO - Amidst the scorching heat of Hanoi, the hustle and bustle of daily life continues, creating a unique street scene with a variety of sun-protective fashion styles.

The outdoor temperature rose sharply, and the oppressive heat was even more unbearable due to the combined effect of the concrete road surface and the high density of vehicles.

Today, May 14th, Hanoi is experiencing a severe heatwave. Outdoor temperatures are rising to 35-37°C, but in urban areas, the oppressive heat is even more intense due to the combined effect of concrete roads and high traffic density.

Various ways to cope with the heat while making a living under the scorching sun.

Amidst the sweltering heat, the hustle and bustle of daily life continues, creating a truly unique street scene.

Despite the harsh weather, these freelance workers continue to work tirelessly on the streets.

Sweat from the footsteps of laborers on the road.

Throughout the streets, it's not difficult to spot motorbikes laden with jackfruit and bananas, or carts carrying fresh coconuts – one of the most popular refreshing drinks these days.

The most striking depiction of hardship is the image of women cycling around selling their wares, their only makeshift shelter being a traditional conical hat, alone on treeless roads.

Sun protection should also be... fashionable.

Everyone's faces showed clear signs of exhaustion, and sweat dripped down from beneath their thick masks.

To cope with the scorching sun and sweltering heat, Hanoi residents equip themselves with sturdy "armor" when going out. Regardless of gender, the common goal is to cover as much exposed skin as possible.

Men are no exception. Ride-hailing drivers and delivery workers often choose hooded jackets, combined with face masks and gloves, to protect their health when having to travel continuously for many hours under the sun.

Men also cover themselves up completely when going out.

Many people make full use of sunglasses, wide-brimmed hats, even umbrellas and handheld rechargeable fans to alleviate the stuffiness while waiting at traffic lights.

The most interesting thing on the streets is the diversity in the sun protection styles of the women.

These outfits are not only protective but have also become a distinctive feature of Hanoi during hot weather.

These outfits are not only protective but have also become a distinctive feature of Hanoi during hot days.

Full-body sun protection jackets are the most popular choice, designed as long dresses from neck to feet, often incorporating a hood and face mask.

At traffic lights, one can easily spot mobile "flower gardens" with all sorts of patterns, from polka dots and small floral prints to vibrant colors like pink or blue.

Even going to the market requires sun protection.

Sunscreen and hats aren't enough; you also need an umbrella to protect yourself from the summer weather.

Helmets with large visors are also used extensively to provide maximum protection from dust and the harsh sun.

The scorching heat in Hanoi will continue for the next few days. Amidst the sweltering heat, these "fully covered" outfits will continue to accompany people in their arduous daily struggle for survival.

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