Miss Ly Kim Ngan shows off her beautiful figure in Ao Dai in Khai Dinh Tomb

The delicate combination of beaded material on the body of the dress creates a charming and impressive beauty of Vietnamese fashion in Khai Dinh tomb. Designer Tommy Nguyen shared: "To launch this ao dai design, I went to Hue and chose Khai Dinh tomb, a famous address that conveys a Vietnamese cultural message as a way to return to the roots."

Hue is one of the localities with many beautiful landscapes associated with the historical development of the nation. And Khai Dinh Tomb is a place with hidden vestiges bearing strong historical imprints, messages bearing historical architecture creating the unique value of the tomb.

Tommy Nguyen believes that cultural values are always an endless source of inspiration for his creativity and the ancient capital of Hue is a place with many famous landscapes and landscapes for him to express his feelings in each ao dai design.

In the latest series of Ao Dai with the theme "Vietnamese Soul, Memories of Origin" through the performance of Miss Ly Kim Ngan, designer Tommy Nguyen recreated the mark and soul of Vietnamese culture. The image of a dragon spread across the body of the Ao Dai and fluttering in the soul of lotus creates a beautiful picture in Tommy Nguyen's Ao Dai.

As a beauty queen always associated with Tommy Nguyen's latest fashion designs, Miss Ly Kim Ngan is always the muse chosen by designer Tommy Nguyen to present new ao dai designs.

With her upgraded beauty and refined expression, Miss Ly Kim Ngan makes the Vietnamese-inspired ao dai even more charming and powerful.

With 3 main colors that stand out: bronze, lemon yellow and sweet red... silk material, combined with light, flowing chiffon, Miss Ly Kim Ngan is like a muse, gracefully posing in the famous relic site of the ancient capital.

It can be said that "Vietnamese Soul, Root Memory" continues to mark the unlimited creativity of designer Tommy Nguyen's Vietnamese fashion journey dedicated to Vietnamese women.

Watch Miss Ly Kim Ngan in Vietnamese-inspired Ao Dai