Vietnamese stars embrace 'tram ty' photo trend

Miss Ky Duyen, Tieu Vy, and actor Quoc Anh follow the trend of wearing street style outfits and posing as if secretly photographed by paparazzi.

Miss Tieu Vy is among the celebrities embracing the 'tram ty' (fansite master) trend. This slang refers to fans who specialize in taking photos of idols in China and South Korea. In this style, subjects pose naturally while walking on the street, at train stations, in elevators, or at airports, mimicking celebrities being candidly photographed. Photographers often hide behind lampposts, utility poles, or wall corners to capture these moments.

Since mid-November, hundreds of videos featuring this photo style have surged on social media, quickly becoming a popular trend among Vietnamese youth. Many individuals are willing to spend millions of dong to hire photographers, seeking to create a few 'virtual life' (social media-worthy) photos.

Miss Ky Duyen also follows this trend, sporting a tracksuit and a shoulder bag with a 1990s vibe.

During her trip to Hanoi, Truong Quynh Anh took the opportunity to 'catch the trend'.

The practice of natural street photography, where subjects do not look directly at the camera, has existed for a long time. However, this style has gained significant popularity recently, especially after being named 'tram ty'. The name has sparked curiosity and tapped into the public's desire to experience the feeling of being a pursued celebrity.