The National Cultural Costume Design Competition was organized to create a platform for young designers. Four teams, each with a coach, including designers Nguyen Viet Hung, Vu Viet Ha, Dang Trong Minh Chau, and Ivan Tran, along with other young designers, presented noteworthy designs.
Designers Ivan Tran, Nguyen Viet Hung, Vu Viet Ha, and Dang Trong Minh Chau are supporting young designers.
Designer Ivan Tran's team, comprised of 12 young talents, showcased designs inspired by fairy tales (Tam Cam, The Little Girl on the Bamboo Pipe, The Story of Four Seasons); culinary culture (shrimp crackers, Sa Dec rice flour); and folk games...
Miss Vo Le Que Anh with "Mother-of-Pearl Inlay"
Miss Tran Tieu Vy in the "Nine Flowers Welcoming the Saint" design.
Contestants perform
Designer Dang Trong Minh Chau and his students presented a diverse cultural tapestry, ranging from everyday life images to heritage sites. The designs drew inspiration from Chau Doc fish noodle soup, the Can Gio mangrove forest, the Dinh Cong silver inlay craft village, the Gau Tao festival of the H'Mong people, the craft of making cellophane paper lanterns, and the image of the Lac bird on the Dong Son bronze drums…
Designer Nguyen Viet Hung's team presented 10 designs. The audience was guided on a journey to spread traditional values: the water hyacinth weaving craft of the Southwestern region, the art of traditional opera, the farming seasons of the K'Ho people, the rattan and bamboo weaving craft, the Tra Su Melaleuca forest, the essence of jewelry making, and the melodies of Cheo opera…
Miss Vo Le Que Anh showcases the "Chau Ro harvest festival" outfit designed by Nguyen Viet Hung.
Contestant's performance
Designer Vu Viet Ha's team took the audience on a journey through designs inspired by the mat weaving village of Dinh Yen, the embroidery village of Dong Cuu, the To Nu painting of ancient Hanoi , the Long Chu festival in Hoi An, the ancient Bai Bong dance, and the vibrant colors of Northwest brocade...
Runner-up Phuong Anh
Runner-up Hanh Nguyen in the "Phi Nghe Thien Van" design.
Designs by designer Vu Viet Ha's team.
However, alongside the meticulously crafted costumes, there were also some controversial ones. For example, the "Ancestral Incense" design by Tran Cong Hau, presented as inspired by the custom of ancestor worship, received a wave of negative reactions from the audience when the contestant brought an altar and incense onto the stage to pray. In addition, many of the traditional Vietnamese "ba ba" costumes and performances were also criticized for lacking refinement on stage.
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Source: https://www.sggp.org.vn/ton-vinh-ban-sac-van-hoa-lang-nghe-trong-cac-thiet-trang-phuc-post812687.html
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