6 ao dai styles favored by Vietnamese stars for Tet

Miss Thuy Lam opts for a loose-fitting ao dai, while Truc Anh promotes a silk ao dai with a cinched waist during the days leading up to Tet.

As Tet approaches, Vietnamese celebrities are showcasing a variety of ao dai styles, setting trends for the festive season. From classic silhouettes to modern interpretations, these stars blend tradition with contemporary fashion.

Miss Thuy Lam wears an ao dai while strolling around Ho Guom in the days leading up to Tet. She chose a loose-fitting ao dai in the 1930s style, a trend popular since 2021. The pink design creates a youthful effect for the 39-year-old beauty.

Runner-up Phuong Anh also chose this style for a photoshoot at a pagoda in TP HCM.

The loose-fitting ao dai, reminiscent of 1930s fashion, remains a timeless choice. This elegant style has garnered significant popularity since 2021, favored for its comfortable yet sophisticated silhouette.

The loose-fitting style has also been favored by Tang Thanh Ha for over 5 years. She owns a collection in various colors and materials, including silk designs by fashion designer Vu Viet Ha, which are among her most expensive pieces.

Another distinctive trend seen this year is the feather-embellished ao dai, offering a blend of glamour and nostalgia. Celebrities are embracing this style, often pairing it with bold accessories.

Tuyet Lan embraces the trend of feather-embellished ao dai, pairing it with sequin pants, a design by Adrian Anh Tuan. She uses round glasses for a nostalgic look.

For those who prefer a more traditional aesthetic, the monochromatic ao dai with a subtly cinched waist offers understated elegance. This style highlights the classic beauty of the Vietnamese garment.

Truc Anh opts for a monochromatic ao dai with a subtly cinched waist, reflecting traditional style.

The double-layered ao dai, known as "ta kep", stands out as a prominent trend this year. This style adds depth and sophistication, often featuring delicate lace or sheer fabrics.

As one of this year's prominent trends, the double-layered ao dai is chosen by Miss Phuong Khanh. She strolls the streets in a sheer silk ao dai with lace detailing by Chung Thanh Phong.

Another popular style this year is the floral-patterned ao dai. Miss H'Hen Nie and Runner-up Le Hang pose for Tet commemorative photos in designs by Thuy Nguyen.

Actress Diem My 9X uses a Chanel bag to add a luxurious touch when wearing a floral-patterned velvet ao dai.

Actress Tu Oanh pairs Cao Minh Tien's double-layered ao dai with jeans and platform shoes while out on Long Bien Bridge.

Floral-patterned ao dai continues to be a favorite, bringing vibrant colors and a festive spirit to Tet celebrations. This classic design is often chosen for its cheerful and elegant appeal.

Miss Khanh Van embraces the trend of sheer lace ao dai with flared sleeves, creating an elegant style.

For a modern and luxurious statement, the sheer lace ao dai with flared sleeves has emerged as a chic option. This style combines traditional elements with contemporary fashion trends, offering a sophisticated look.