People's Artist Ngoc Huyen and Lan Huong wear hand-embroidered ao dai, showing off their beauty at the age of 60

VOV.VN - Artists such as People's Artist Ngoc Huyen, People's Artist Lan Huong, Meritorious Artist Nguyet Hang... gathered at the event introducing the ao dai collection by designer Ngoc Lan, taking place at the Temple of Literature - Quoc Tu Giam (Hanoi).

People's Artist Lan Huong wore a high-class silk ao dai in a luxurious jade green color, with phoenixes and flowers hand-embroidered on the body of the dress, representing the vitality of spring. At the age of 61, the "Hanoi baby" still has a youthful beauty. She enjoys her 60s with a happy marriage with director Tat Binh. In her free time, Lan Huong participates in a number of fashion events.

People's Artist Ngoc Huyen shows off her slim figure in a simple yet elegant ivory-colored ao dai. On the collar, designer Ngoc Lan creates highlights with pearl embellishments.

People's Artist Ngoc Huyen confided that to maintain her youthful figure, she always focuses on physical exercise, combined with a healthy diet. A cheerful spirit is also one of the ways for her to look young. At the age of 62, she enjoys spending time with her children and grandchildren. In addition to spending time with her family, Ngoc Huyen participates in many activities with the group of retirees in the residential area or a group of close friends who were colleagues at the Youth Theater.

The show also featured Meritorious Artist Nguyet Hang. The actress showed off her graceful and elegant beauty in a traditional ao dai with delicate lotus embroidery. She combined it with a velvet cloak with the same pattern in a deep red color, suitable for the atmosphere of Tet and spring.

Thanh Hue "Uniquely" shows off her slim figure and charming beauty in a white ao dai embroidered with lotus motifs.

The collection "Am vong va LanV" by designer Ngoc Lan was launched in a series of activities of the exhibition "Am vong - From the Nine Tripods of the Nguyen Dynasty to contemporary creation", inspired by the relief of the nine Nine Tripods placed in the Imperial Citadel - Hue Imperial City. The Nine Tripods are one of the special cultural heritages of the Nguyen Dynasty, and in 2012, the Prime Minister signed a decision to classify them as national treasures. These are nine bronze urns cast by King Minh Mang in 1835 as a symbol of the dynasty's eternal strength and the prosperity of the Dai Nam nation. On each urn, there are 17 reliefs of 9 celestial phenomena, 9 mountains, 9 rivers, 9 animals, 9 medicinal plants... like an encyclopedia of the beautiful and unified Dai Nam period.

Actress Huyen Thach is excited about the new clothing designs introduced by the fashion house and chooses new outfits to wear in the spring.

The collection includes 36 designs such as ao dai, dresses, cloaks, scarves... completed on traditional velvet and silk materials of Nha Xa weaving village with hand-embroidered motifs using shimmering, colorful silk threads, inherited from ancient royal motifs. Animal motifs such as dragons, phoenixes, chickens, birds..., plants such as bamboo, rice flowers, turmeric, areca trees or brilliant flowers such as wallflowers, hibiscus, jasmine... are vividly exploited on each costume model. All become a brilliant harmony that gives the public a different perspective on heritage.

Through the embroidery art in the new collection, Ngoc Lan wants to introduce the Nine Tripod Cauldrons to many different audiences in a new form, in order to help the special heritage of Vietnamese cultural history become more widely known in modern life. "I hope my collection will contribute a small part to the preservation of traditional cultural and artistic values, thereby promoting and creating contemporary cultural and artistic products with national identity and high applicability," Ngoc Lan confided.