When wearing Ao Dai on Tet, don't forget to combine it with this type of shoes.

Ao dai is a favorite outfit of many women when Tet comes, Spring comes. In addition to choosing a beautiful design, you also need to pay attention to matching it with the right shoe model to have the most elegant and graceful look.

Pointed toe shoes

Pointed-toe shoes are the most popular shoe style when wearing Ao Dai. The reason is because of the ability of pointed-toe shoes to subtly "cheat" height.

In addition, these shoes will also cover up flaws, creating a perfect foot lengthening effect.

Pointed toe shoes are the most chosen shoe style when wearing ao dai.

You can choose for yourself a pair of 3cm or 5cm pointed toe shoes. Besides, if you are not used to wearing pointed high heels, you can also switch to square heels or platform shoes.

High heel sandals with thin straps

High-heeled sandals with thin straps are favored by many women because of their simplicity, convenience, and elegance. Sandals also create a feeling of airiness on the feet, making your figure appear taller.

In addition, the variety of designs, colors and reasonable prices are also advantages of high-heeled sandals with thin straps.

High-soled wooden clogs

Wooden clogs with high soles vividly remind of the rustic beauty of Vietnamese women in the past. This is also a convenient fashion item for women when wearing Ao Dai while still bringing elegance. You can choose wooden clog designs with soles of 3cm or more to flatter your figure when wearing Ao Dai.

Wedge shoes

If you are not used to wearing high heels, wedge shoes are the right choice. With a design that increases both the heel and the toe, they ensure you get height while still being comfortable and easy to move around in.

Wedge shoes are trendy and elegant. The product is widely used in formal events and festivals.

Mules

With an open heel design, mule shoes will create an airy effect, helping you look taller. This shoe model also brings a liberal, trendy look to women when wearing Ao Dai during Tet.

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