Collection (BST) of ao dai named Prosperityideas made from flowers of Vietnam and Australia.
The ao dai collection uses materials such as silk chiffon, taffta, silk… which is a modern mark, seamlessly combining the quintessence of the cultures, landscapes, and people of Vietnam and Australia.
The designs are taken care of little by little through the steps of ideation, fabric selection, dyeing, hand embroidery, applique… to create a special collection for a meaningful art program.
The idea of making a collection from Vietnamese and Australian flowers such as: lotus, peach blossom, banyan flower, chrysanthemum, golden wattle flower – Australia’s national flower…
Designed by Miss Ngoc Chau (left) The dress is designed based on the inspiration of the golden wattle flower, considered the national flower of Australia.
The bright yellow flower was chosen to become the national flower in 1988 because it has many special meanings. First, flowers often bloom in clusters, making people think of solidarity. When small flowers bloom next to each other, the whole flower tree becomes larger and more beautiful. In addition, the characteristic of this flower is its ability to survive persistently and resiliently. Even though it grows in low places under wide trees, this tree still shines brightly. The tree is also easy to grow, so it represents the bravery and tenacity of Australians. This flower appears in the Australian coat of arms. Ao dai symbolizing the golden wattle flower impresses with its brilliant yellow color. The body of the shirt is stylized with fabric flared sleeves. A bunch of 3D yellow flowers made of wool, fabric and stone beads covers from the shoulders to the chest, creating an impressive highlight. The ao dai uses wide, pleated fabric, reminiscent of the luxurious dresses of aristocratic ladies.
The design was designed by Miss Xuan Hanh based on the traditional shape with a three-layer high neck, sleeves, and long flowing hem.
The 3D apricot flower pattern is skillfully created by skilled artisans from folded fabric and studded with stone beads. The outfit has wide flared sleeves and a layer of soft chiffon on a silk background, creating a soft and luxurious look. Apricot blossom motifs are also the symbol of spring in the warm and sunny South, including the dynamic Ho Chi Minh City.
Designed by Miss World Australia 2019 Sarah Marschke’s performance was inspired by the beauty of Vietnamese chrysanthemums
The return of the Y2K trend brings lace fashion that not only destroys runway floors but is also widely used in fashion life.
Bright red ao dai was performed by professional Australian models
See-through materials are a popular trend, bringing sophisticated charm. The ao dai covers one shoulder like a gently flowing stream
The designs are all passionately cared for little by little through the steps of creating ideas, choosing fabrics, dyeing, hand-embroidering, attaching… to create a special collection for a meaningful art program Vietnam Tourism – Ho Chi Minh City in 2024 in Australia.
Photo: Bo Nguyen, Dong Cong
