The traditional Vietnamese dress is ao dai" ("flowing tunic") . The four-part flowing tunic had two equal front flaps that women tied together, while the five-part flowing tunic had an additional small front flap that buttoned up onto the right side of the dress.
Kuala Lumpur Asia Fashion week . Le Minh Khoa graduated from design school in 1996. in 1997 he entered the fashion world , after become well known in Vietnam he opened his first store.Most of Minh's designs are influenced by early European era like the Victorian. He also uses a lot of reused kimono silk and prints in his garments.Minh's designs are very imaginative, flirty, and fun. He as given women in Vietnam a new way to express themselves. The designs put you in another world, one where fantasy and creativity override the need for conservative conformity. Minh's elaborate dresses run up to $700.00 depending on the complexity of the design.
