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The contestants presented the "Dances of Vietnam" performance, a new segment for the competition, on the evening of 25/3.
Miss Bao Ngoc, appearing towards the end, captivated thousands of spectators. She wore a costume inspired by the renowned Dong Ho folk painting "Thien ha thai binh" (Peaceful World). Designer Vu Thi Thu Thao's creation featured striking colors and props mimicking peacock wings.
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The costumes were inspired by the beauty of people and landscapes from the three regions: North, Central, and South.
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Contestant Le Phuong Khanh Nhu, 22, showcased a costume inspired by the H'Mong "nem pao" game, traditionally played during festivals and Tet (Lunar New Year). Khanh Nhu was the first contestant to enter the top 20 after winning the "Nguoi dep ban linh" (Bold Beauty) sub-competition.
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Nguyen Dao Tuyen Duong presented a costume featuring large wings attached to the back, designed by Huynh Thanh Phat.
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Images of traditional craft villages, folk festivals, and customs appeared on stage through designs featuring diverse materials and colors.
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The contestants performed regional dances, choreographed by Khoa Nguyen and staged by director Hoang Nhat Nam.
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Designer Vu Tuan Hung created a piece inspired by the Da Nang International Fireworks Festival, presented by contestant Nguyen Lan Nhi.
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Contestant Tran Thi Kieu Anh honored "hat boi" (classical Vietnamese opera) art through the creation of young designer Dang Hoang Phong.
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Contestant Pham Thuy Dung's performance featured a glitter-burst effect.
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Runner-up Nguyen Thi Thu Ngan (left) showcased a costume by Tran Quang Huy, inspired by moonlight's beauty. The design incorporated an "ao yem" (traditional Vietnamese bodice) silhouette, shoulder patterns, and accessories like a "man" (headpiece) and bracelets. Runner-up Huynh Minh Kien wore an outfit by Nguyen Phuoc Thinh, evoking the beauty of lotus flowers.
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The final segment saw the contestants and singer Tung Duong energize the stage with a song.
Designer Nguyen Minh Cong mentored young designers in creating the costumes over several months. The results will be announced at the Miss World Vietnam 2025 final on 29/3. The jury will select two designs to be featured on the 73rd and 74th Miss World stages. Notably, the 73rd Miss World competition will be hosted in Vietnam for the first time.
Tan Cao
Photos: Kieng Can










