For many ladies, Tet would not be complete without wearing ao dai during the three days of Tet, wearing it when going to the spring flower market or taking commemorative photos to say goodbye to the old year and welcome the new year. The 5 ao dai models below have a variety of designs, materials and fashion styles, so they can give her the answer to the question of which is the most beautiful ao dai for her.
The four-panel silk ao dai is layered, the fabric is shiny, light and airy. Loyal to most details of the traditional ao dai shape, the design has a youthful and trendy highlight: the bow sleeve detail.
Silk ao dai, silk ao dai
When talking about ao dai, we think of the image of the ao dai flying in the wind, gently swaying rhythmically with each step. Ao dai made from silk, chiffon, patterned silk, synthetic satin… is the familiar choice of most ladies during the Tet season. This year, the gentle and feminine style of Ao Dai is still full of interesting patterns, colors and shapes from the traditional slim fit to the free loose shape.
Ladies can find countless beautiful designs of silk ao dai from brands such as: Cao stu, MOZZ, Hoivu, Lalin, Ivy Moda, Joven, Stefanni, Rattan Cabinet, MYAN, Jenue…
Ao Dai with printed motifs, thin and light fabric mixed with two layers for a gentle flow
Silk satin ao dai with charming and pretty hand-embroidered details, with sleeveless details and a comfortable loose fit
Velvet ao dai, floral velvet ao dai
Velvet ao dai is the most strongly renewed ao dai style during the At Ty Tet season. On the familiar material of velvet, thick and luxurious velvet, fashion houses innovate with modern shapes, stylized details and new eye-catching color tones. Velvet fabric embroidered with sparkling sequins, straight velvet ao dai… is a combination of classic and youthful modern spirit. If you love velvet ao dai, look for Leap Art, Chicka Chika, LYP, Sixdo, Chic Land, Floral Printed Leaves, Mare, RUE DES CHATS..
Besides, there are also synthetic fabrics woven with velvet patterns that are exploited by many fashion houses such as Xeo Xo, COCOSIN… The uniqueness and impression lies in the fabric surface interwoven with the translucent and soft effect of the fabric. velvet fabric pattern.
Model Thanh Hang wears an impressive velvet patterned ao dai from Xeo Xo
Red velvet ao dai with wide flared sleeves in classic style
Tweed tunic
Starting to be seen in a few recent Tet ao dai seasons, tweed ao dai brings an image that is both familiar and strange when made from classic fabric typical of the cold autumn and winter season.
This year, besides the loose tweed ao dai style from Arab, Beloved, ITWARDROBE also has new ideas from Mermaid’s floral wave ao dai. The low neck design and wavy sleeves on embossed tweed fabric bring a new and unique beauty to the wearer.
The gentle but unique beauty of the light pink and blue color of the light-waist shirt with the unique detail of wavy sleeves and cloud-shaped brooch
Sequins ao dai, sequins ao dai
Imbued with the colors of festivals and bustling year-end parties are ao dai made of glittering sequins and sequins.
Ladies can choose an extremely sophisticated and impressive ao dai style with sequins or pure sequins, sequins mixed with organza, silk chiffon… from Xeo Xo, Lalin, Dinh Dang,
The two sequin materials bring two different, extremely impressive sparkling images to the ao dai for the year-end festival season – tiny sequins or sequins arranged into floral patterns.
A gentle, unique combination of sequins and organza ao dai
Impressive black color, beautiful and elegant
Youthful and liberal modernized ao dai
Innovative ao dai for the 2025 Tet season brings closeness and familiarity despite being imbued with many outstanding fashion trends such as using faux metal brooches, detailed bow motifs… In addition to the soft fabric like Silk and satin also have suggestions for organza ao dai (Cao Stu brand), taffeta (White Plan brand), linen (F2 Fashion and Freedom brand, Kana, Canary linen, Toch dress, Mono, Elan.Hanoi…).
The modernized ao dai is youthful and fresh but still reflects the typical image of Vietnamese ao dai
Ao Dai by designer Quy Cao is inspired by images of terraced fields. Synthetic organza tunic worn with white trousers or wide-leg pants
