The one with the flowers (or cherries ?) is my favorite by far. The fabric is so cute !!! Given your previous videos on the matter, I suspect I wouldn't find people who know how to make clothes in my size...
I've heard good things about plus size tailoring in Hoi An, Vietnam. That said, I've also heard there are some ethical concerns with sweatshop labor, etc. So ymmv.
Unless you’re obese with over 100kg, i doubt they can’t tailor a nice dress for you because tailor in Hoi An have been working with foreigners for ages since that is a tourist location.
@@catie5939Yeah, overnight work begs some questions, maybe if you find a place that makes the clothes in a week you can feel better about the conditions ? Outside of touristic areas maybe... It's good to know about the plus size thing, considering the culture of thinness I was taking for granted that fat people were not really taken into account in Vietnam. Not that it's that much better elsewhere anyway.
I find it funnny that any time i see that shade of green i think of german bf. When im reminded of him its specificly the "sweety" screech he did when you ate that chili!! Bless you both 🙏🏽
I just love that he will forever be German bf to us!! Well until thy are married & becomes German husband ❤ugh I can’t wait till he becomes German daddy 🤣😜thy are just so stinking cute together. I LOVE their LOVE 💕
Vietnam is very influenced by India but their culture is still very much rooted in confucianism/buddhism :) Edit: I need to clarify I was not adding onto OP's comment about the resemblance in clothing. It just reminded me because I know that Vietnam's culture is influenced a lot by India, and the daily lives of citizens in both countries, and how various aspects of Vietnam's society have been significantly influenced by India's culture. Even though there is resemblance in clothing, the ao dai's origins are from East Asia (china, koreas, japan) because Vietnam is historically and culturally part of east asia as well. I do not want to spread misinformation
Wowwwwwww---- hi Im from India and we have an Indian Traditional outfit called Kurti paired with a Patiyaala... Although India is a very diverse country with many traditions and clothes but kurti and patiyala are one of them. This looks very much like them!! Its so nice to see such similar traditional clothing from different countries!!
I've always loved Indian fabrics! They are so beautiful with so many incredible colours & intricate designs etc- I know if I was ever able to go to India I'd just want to bring back as many of those gorgeous materials as I could, along with lots of the beautiful jewellery items you guys wear too ❤ sending love from the UK!
yaaaa! nothin better than local crafts made by local people. thats my favorite part of traveling, is that all over the world, people just be makin stuff (edited bc spelling)
It's definitely not cheap for general clothing, (not expensive either), but it's very cheap for locally handmade clothing that is tailored to you This for 25€ in Germany in a commercial clothing store, I would buy it for sure but I wouldn't think "what a steal!" It's a very normal price for clothing here, but considering the work going into it and knowing the money really goes to the people making it, it's definitely a steal and it would be soo precious to me
They are beautiful. But the prices she mentions are relatively expensive/ tourist prices. The one near her village is what the locals actually buy/ pay for (probably 5 euros or less).
Ao dai are usually more expensive than other clothes. My highschool uniforms are ao dai custom made from silk and they cost ~30-40e each 15 years ago (I was like that rich kid with hermes bags yano 😂). Nowadays a cheap ready made aodai costs around 15e. The prices she mentioned are pretty decent for a high quality, custom-made aodai.
Honestly? I would be happy to pay the tourist prices. It's work I would not be able to do so well by myself, so those people deserve to be rewarded for their efforts ❤
I am culturally shocked not because how different it is but because of how similar they are. In India we also have clothes like that called 'Kurti' and under that can were 'plazzo' as pants or sometimes 'leggigings' too❤❤ 🇮🇳🇻🇳
@@PaulAllen6304its not imported from Bangladesh. This is the traditional clothes of Vietnam. Search for áo dài in google, they look very different to what Uyen is showing for us.
@@PaulAllen6304 Import from Bangladesh??? No. Áo dài was Vietnamese style. It was innovated from Vietnamese áo ngũ thân. It may look like but we didnt take the idea from Bangladesh
As someone who worked in Vietnam as a teacher, some of my proudest days were teacher day. Both years I wore an ai dao...and I have to say, it was such an honour. I always admired how beautiful the teachers looked in their traditional clothes
Those look beautiful and practical. I’m a bit of a tomboy but I feel like the level of modesty would feel comfortable even for being so long. And you get to wear pants underneath! This would be such a good alternative to wear to a dressy occasion while staying cozy.
@@starreyed1 If you order a custom-made áo ngũ thân (an archaic form of áo dài consistingof five panels- two sewn in the front, two in the back, and a little flap to cover the pants and undergarments), you don’t have to since it's looser-fitting 😄
Uyen get the flower/cherries white gown to a tailor and have a lil bit of fabric add on the side ! it's look so good on you don't get rid of it you can still adjust it for your current body shape !
@@tiendao1994if you give the design that will be made and cost much less ...5-10 euro . Btw this looks very similar to our ladies suit/salwaar kameez so not much problem with stitching
Nope, most of these dresses (if not all) don't highlight her skin tone (even though they are all cute, sure). She looks actually way prettier in her navy and white sweater 😅
My daughter’s in laws are from Vietnam and they are all traveling together this summer to Vietnam and Thailand. I shared this with her. The outfits are absolutely lovely!
the pink one is hands down one of the prettiest pieces of clothing i've seen in a while. the pink is such a sweet shade of pink, and the garment fits you beautifully, i'm so in love!!
@@LucielStarz123nope wrong ...fabrics are almost overproduced here ...its a fertile land ...raw materials can be procured at cheap rated ... tailoring is not by far underpaid ...people tailor their clothes very very frequently here ...its the quantity of tailoring orders that makes it cheap ...u will often have to wait in queue for your order to be delivered by your tailor because of the amount of work he/she has .. specially before festivals...its quite opposite of what you think ...tailors are never jobless...now process that...they have so much work that they don't need to overcharge people here ..
I'm from West Bengal, India. 60 euros is around 5500rs in India. With the price of that one 60 euro dress, I can either get 5 customised tailored dresses or 11 ready-made dresses. The ones that you are wearing are a really simple design, so in certain markets, I can get as many as 30 of these for 60 euros.
🥺😍🥺 This makes me happy sad. My grandmother was from Vietnam and was a tailor. I never got the chance to learn from her, she had scleroderma and arthritis hit her hands pretty hard before my biological father acknowledged I was his. But I'll always have some great stories, including of how my grandparents met, to hold on to and the hope of one day seeing where she was from in person. Thank you so much for this and all of your wonderful, silly, sweet, and heartfelt videos. I hope you have three times the amount of good things come your way for all the happiness you bring others! 🧡
girl (gender neutral) spill the tea about your dad, why wouldn't he acknowledge your existence? How long has he known you were his child? Why was he a deadbeat? You can't just hint at juicy goss and not tell me everything
@@taylorg2320 The other persons english is unintelligible. You can only be from one place genius. The country you are born in. What you can have is a mixed background by blood, but you are only from one country.
Okay that's actually MUCH more expensive than I thought it would be. You can get something like that for a small fraction of the price in my country ❤ best wishes Uyen
Hers aren't traditional or "normal" áo dài. These are more modern and abnormal áo dài because they're much more looser. Normal áo dài is more skin-tight and the slits on both sides are higher than the kurti (indian). Google áo dài and see how it really looks because I hardly see women wearing her style. Since she tailored it, she chose a super toned down style that more resembles a kurti (Indian) rather than an áo dài.
@@7663226 Ao dai looks like cheongsam that Chinese wear during the republican era and diaspora Chinese in southeast Asia. Incredibly tight fitting so show the "curves." Even as a man I would never want my future gf to wear it if she doesn't want it. Because it looks incredibly tight though I may be wrong.
@@7663226 Actually in recent years, it’s pretty common for young people to wear more “modernize” version of Áo dài like in Uyen’s video. Even if it’s more loose, it is still our áo dài, actually, most of our traditional clothings are pretty loose, like áo nhật bình, or áo tấc. There is also a big interest/demand for more renditions of our traditional clothings, not just áo dài, the new generation loves to find new ways to embrace our culture, so stuff like these are getting more and more common.
but it just looks... well, I'm just gonna say that you def can find more interesting/complex colors and designs in silk or linen for less price in eastern Europe, Russia, Asia etc.
You know that tailored means it's custom made right. The ones she was calling cheap were 25, not 150. The 150 one is made of silk, that's why it's more.
The ao dai is genuinely one of the most beautiful clothing styles I have ever seen. The cut is so simple, but the colors and designs add all the accent it needs. I've always wanted to wear one.
Hers aren't traditional or "normal" áo dài. These are more modern and abnormal áo dài because they're much more looser. Normal áo dài is more skin-tight and the slits on both sides are higher than the kurti. Google áo dài and see how it really looks because I hardly see women wearing her style. Since she tailored it, she chose a super toned down style that more resembles a kurti (Indian) rather than an áo dài.
They looks so elegant and comfy! man, I wish Indian clothes were so simple. Even daily wear makes it like you’re going to a party. This is waaaay more my style
I think you look amazing, the pink one makes you shine, I love how simple it is but how beautiful it looks on you ❤ and the cherries one seems super cute too
They are beautiful 😊 I especially like the smooth flowing cut of the pink one, and the cute printed one was lovely too! Tailored clothes are wonderful 😄
When I was in Vietnam years ago, I got 5 áo dài made. My mom couldn't come with us so I didn't have a female figure to help me pick the style and materials. The nice tailor helped me out and she got it done in the 3 weeks we were there! Only cost $100 and they're absolutely beautiful. My mom still gets the áo dài made in Vietnam.
right? It all seemed way too expensive (especially the green one..silk or not, 160 euros?!🤯), especially considering all cuts/designs are very simple & basic.
@@vq2vx man áo dài is not your everyday casual clothes. it required a skillful tailor and atleast 3m of high quality fabric. maybe 20€ is for fabric and 5€ is for labour.
I really need some clothes from hot countries to survive the new summers in Europe😅 And there are so many beautiful garments! Those dresses look wonderful. The gabric looks light and smooth (fallen in love especially with the green silken one❤) But I fear my body is not...well...suitable for that shape😅 even if I drop a few pounds... But you look just beautiful in thoses dresses!
Blue one gives me 1920-1922 vibes - so obviously lovely. The soft pink is your perfect color. The Flower dress: it has a zipper, you might’ve able to gain enough space by putting in a slightly wider zipper. The green one: I don’t love the two shades of green together, a headband or hat or other head accessories in the shade of the pants might balance the outfit (and you need to treat your silk better. Those wrinkles can get stiff and eventually break. Hang it in the bathroom when you take a hot shower. The steam should do most of the work for you)
You just told her to always wear dresses that are too tight and not breathable. 🫣 I too think Uyen doesn’t have to be afraid to show a little more silhouette and the Cherry/red Flower one DOES create a nice silhouette, but your wardrobe should never be torture, only pleasure 😉
When you comment this right after the creator herself tells you, that that one doesn’t fit anymore - you kind of did. It’s either intention or poor choice of words. I guess the latter in this case. @@mawmawd627
That's not close to as cheap as I was expecting. Although the first one is closer and of course the one I would happen to like the most on you! Lol. That blue really suits you. The cherries one is super cute too.
I only got 2 things made in Hoi An, because of my backpacker budget and the space in my backpack. I still regret it since the dress I got there is my all time favorite!! Nothing like a dress that is made perfectly for your body 😍
I actually think the cherry one fits you the best because the others look very loose (maybe that's the style) but the cherry one looks fitted to show your shape in a nice way ☺️
The printed one made in Hoi An is the closest to what a traditional ao dai looks like. They are traditionally made to be fitted and typically have a high collar. Very beautiful traditional dress, too.
i recently visited ho chi minh, vietnam and i saw so many tailor shops at ben thanh market! all stated that it’ll be done in a day and it was such a culture shock for me. i didn’t have a chance to try since i went for a school service learning trip. but we also went to the chu chi tunnels which was interesting. i honestly miss vietnam so much already and i really want to go back soon!
My fiance is Vietnamese and for our engagement party his mom ordered me a custom made ao dai from Vietnam, which his uncle brought back to Canada with him when he came to our party. One of the most special things anyone has ever done for me, and I will always cherish this beautifully hand crafted clothing piece ❤
The one with the flowers (or cherries ?) is my favorite by far. The fabric is so cute !!!
Given your previous videos on the matter, I suspect I wouldn't find people who know how to make clothes in my size...
I've heard good things about plus size tailoring in Hoi An, Vietnam. That said, I've also heard there are some ethical concerns with sweatshop labor, etc. So ymmv.
Unless you’re obese with over 100kg, i doubt they can’t tailor a nice dress for you because tailor in Hoi An have been working with foreigners for ages since that is a tourist location.
@@hoangvietnguyen949I am.
@@catie5939Yeah, overnight work begs some questions, maybe if you find a place that makes the clothes in a week you can feel better about the conditions ? Outside of touristic areas maybe...
It's good to know about the plus size thing, considering the culture of thinness I was taking for granted that fat people were not really taken into account in Vietnam. Not that it's that much better elsewhere anyway.
That’s my favourite too
I find it funnny that any time i see that shade of green i think of german bf. When im reminded of him its specificly the "sweety" screech he did when you ate that chili!! Bless you both 🙏🏽
OMG I just realized it's so true😅
It's his signature colour!
Because of the green hoodie she uses to portray him.
I just love that he will forever be German bf to us!! Well until thy are married & becomes German husband ❤ugh I can’t wait till he becomes German daddy 🤣😜thy are just so stinking cute together. I LOVE their LOVE 💕
OMG, you're right!! Now that color will forever remind me of him 😄
In India 🇮🇳we also wear the same traditional outfit as yours,,, it's called kurti here
and it's way cheaper in India she says 40 euros which is at least 3500 rupees
@@PeacefulAutistic
Actually long kurti with plazo exactly look like this.
I was about to comment the same ❤
You look beautiful! In India, you can get this whole kurta palazzo set for 1000-1500 INR
I love my kurtis ❤❤ I m from Manipur so I usually wear phanek n phi ❤️
Vietnam n India having similar traditional clothing makes me happy for no reason
Imagine learning that South Asian countries have similar culture and tradition how suprising
@demonmonty30
hahahah joke’s on you, that’s the mentality of white people and non white people.
@@demonmonty30Don't have to be a sarcastic jerk about it
Vietnam is very influenced by India but their culture is still very much rooted in confucianism/buddhism :)
Edit: I need to clarify I was not adding onto OP's comment about the resemblance in clothing. It just reminded me because I know that Vietnam's culture is influenced a lot by India, and the daily lives of citizens in both countries, and how various aspects of Vietnam's society have been significantly influenced by India's culture. Even though there is resemblance in clothing, the ao dai's origins are from East Asia (china, koreas, japan) because Vietnam is historically and culturally part of east asia as well. I do not want to spread misinformation
But in india you get a million more designs, fabrics and also just in 10€ or even lesser.
Wowwwwwww---- hi Im from India and we have an Indian Traditional outfit called Kurti paired with a Patiyaala... Although India is a very diverse country with many traditions and clothes but kurti and patiyala are one of them.
This looks very much like them!!
Its so nice to see such similar traditional clothing from different countries!!
I've always loved Indian fabrics! They are so beautiful with so many incredible colours & intricate designs etc- I know if I was ever able to go to India I'd just want to bring back as many of those gorgeous materials as I could, along with lots of the beautiful jewellery items you guys wear too ❤ sending love from the UK!
Stfu kurti originated from central Asia and were bought to India by islamic conqueror .
@@riwaa2871u could be kind and respectful while increasing our knowledge 😅
Now THIS is the kind of local support I want the tourism industry to know about!
yaaaa! nothin better than local crafts made by local people. thats my favorite part of traveling, is that all over the world, people just be makin stuff
(edited bc spelling)
I love love love the flowery one on you so pretty ❤
T-shirt size XL is too big but i can’t fit in size X, i really need this 😅😅
I like them ALLLL
It's definitely not cheap for general clothing, (not expensive either), but it's very cheap for locally handmade clothing that is tailored to you
This for 25€ in Germany in a commercial clothing store, I would buy it for sure but I wouldn't think "what a steal!"
It's a very normal price for clothing here, but considering the work going into it and knowing the money really goes to the people making it, it's definitely a steal and it would be soo precious to me
They are beautiful. But the prices she mentions are relatively expensive/ tourist prices. The one near her village is what the locals actually buy/ pay for (probably 5 euros or less).
Yeah those prices are hella expensive,
i went to vietnam and did get some custom clothes made but it did not cost me tht much..but still beautiful though
Ao dai are usually more expensive than other clothes. My highschool uniforms are ao dai custom made from silk and they cost ~30-40e each 15 years ago (I was like that rich kid with hermes bags yano 😂). Nowadays a cheap ready made aodai costs around 15e. The prices she mentioned are pretty decent for a high quality, custom-made aodai.
@@31xyzakyou know what? Right now I'm wearing ao dai at school when I saw this video and those comments 😂
Honestly? I would be happy to pay the tourist prices. It's work I would not be able to do so well by myself, so those people deserve to be rewarded for their efforts ❤
I am culturally shocked not because how different it is but because of how similar they are. In India we also have clothes like that called 'Kurti' and under that can were 'plazzo' as pants or sometimes 'leggigings' too❤❤
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No need to be shocked. It's because of imports from Bangladesh that this style got to Vietnam
@@PaulAllen6304its not imported from Bangladesh. This is the traditional clothes of Vietnam. Search for áo dài in google, they look very different to what Uyen is showing for us.
@Jai_ram_ji_ki1008 Kya at the time?Yeh sara recent imports hai Bangladesh se
@@PaulAllen6304 Import from Bangladesh??? No. Áo dài was Vietnamese style. It was innovated from Vietnamese áo ngũ thân. It may look like but we didnt take the idea from Bangladesh
Cultural shock? Shouldn't have appropriated Palazzo pants from Italy then 😂
The flower dress is gorgeous on you!
I agree and the pop of red is gorgeous with the pants. Love others too in the following order blue, pink and green! You are looking so beautiful!
The silk one is exquisite! I know it’s refreshing to wear! And the way it bounces it’s good thickness and that color is beautiful on you too!
The dress with the flowers is so stunning!🤩
Anything above 60 euros is too expensive for Malaysians I think. I’m Malaysian. Too lazy to use the converter 1 am
@@naylisyazwina6836 Depending on the type of fabric she requires, a beautiful ao dai at my place costs around 25 euros.
As someone who worked in Vietnam as a teacher, some of my proudest days were teacher day. Both years I wore an ai dao...and I have to say, it was such an honour. I always admired how beautiful the teachers looked in their traditional clothes
It's ao dai by the way, and i agree with you, the teacher looks really beautiful in them.
Those look beautiful and practical. I’m a bit of a tomboy but I feel like the level of modesty would feel comfortable even for being so long. And you get to wear pants underneath! This would be such a good alternative to wear to a dressy occasion while staying cozy.
The traditional custom made ao dai can be a little tight in my opinion, considering they are supposed to be form hugging and figure flattering.
Yeah, depend on how you fit it, it can be sexy af
Ikr?! I'd feel sooo much more comfortable and, well, 𝘮𝘦, in these. Though I'd need to wear full body spanx for it to fit right 😂
@@starreyed1 If you order a custom-made áo ngũ thân (an archaic form of áo dài consistingof five panels- two sewn in the front, two in the back, and a little flap to cover the pants and undergarments), you don’t have to since it's looser-fitting 😄
@@thaothelazycat930 I should have said to keep all the jiggly bits in line! 🤭💃😆
Just gorgeous! And you look stunning in all of them. Love those traditional patterns; modest yet so feminine.
Really loving and appreciating the cultural learnings from you. Thank you so much.
Uyen get the flower/cherries white gown to a tailor and have a lil bit of fabric add on the side ! it's look so good on you don't get rid of it you can still adjust it for your current body shape !
Yeah if she adds in with solid red cloth it will look like an intentional underarm segment.
Same tailored clothes are easily available for 5 euros -10 euros in india. And if you thrift premade simple one its like 2-3 euro
but I mean, yeah it can look the same, but it's not ao dai, our traditional clothes.
True! But our traditional clothes (salwar kameez) is very very similar!!
@@tiendao1994if you give the design that will be made and cost much less ...5-10 euro . Btw this looks very similar to our ladies suit/salwaar kameez so not much problem with stitching
I thought the same reason why they say cheap, it's much less in India
@@YazhiniGuru there is a difference between cheap and reasonably priced ...
The pink one and the white one with flowers, look absolutely STUNNING on you! What beautiful pieces!
Nope, most of these dresses (if not all) don't highlight her skin tone (even though they are all cute, sure). She looks actually way prettier in her navy and white sweater 😅
@@jessygt4414what an odd thing to say
My daughter’s in laws are from Vietnam and they are all traveling together this summer to Vietnam and Thailand. I shared this with her. The outfits are absolutely lovely!
Your traditional clothes are so pretty 🥹 they remind me a lot of one of our (Indian) traditional clothes called kurtis 🫶🤝
the pink one is hands down one of the prettiest pieces of clothing i've seen in a while. the pink is such a sweet shade of pink, and the garment fits you beautifully, i'm so in love!!
Uyen, the clothes are so lovely. They look so comfortable. Thank you for the fashion show. You look beautiful in them. ✨️💖✨️
In India you can get the same quality clothes tailored within 15 Euros at most. Silk one might cost you a maximum of 50 Euros
Your countrymen being underpaid and over abused isn’t a flex
@@LucielStarz123 heard something called PPP?
@@LucielStarz123someone said that
@@LucielStarz123nope wrong ...fabrics are almost overproduced here ...its a fertile land ...raw materials can be procured at cheap rated ... tailoring is not by far underpaid ...people tailor their clothes very very frequently here ...its the quantity of tailoring orders that makes it cheap ...u will often have to wait in queue for your order to be delivered by your tailor because of the amount of work he/she has .. specially before festivals...its quite opposite of what you think ...tailors are never jobless...now process that...they have so much work that they don't need to overcharge people here ..
YOU DO KNOW ABOUT PPP (purchasing power parity) RIGHT? @@LucielStarz123
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You’re just so cute! Love it and love how much you share your culture with your viewers!
GORGEOUS. I love your Vietnamese outfits. Beautiful
I'm from West Bengal, India. 60 euros is around 5500rs in India. With the price of that one 60 euro dress, I can either get 5 customised tailored dresses or 11 ready-made dresses. The ones that you are wearing are a really simple design, so in certain markets, I can get as many as 30 of these for 60 euros.
Exactly how are those cheap
@@sarangseoul4131because the workers are getting paid
That's not something to be proud of. Means the workers and creators of fabric didnt get paid well.
@@theboujieproletariatever heard of parity
🥺😍🥺 This makes me happy sad. My grandmother was from Vietnam and was a tailor. I never got the chance to learn from her, she had scleroderma and arthritis hit her hands pretty hard before my biological father acknowledged I was his. But I'll always have some great stories, including of how my grandparents met, to hold on to and the hope of one day seeing where she was from in person.
Thank you so much for this and all of your wonderful, silly, sweet, and heartfelt videos. I hope you have three times the amount of good things come your way for all the happiness you bring others! 🧡
Where are you from other than Vietnam?
@Random-xw1fg uh?! People travel and immigrate 😅
@@etcwhatever??? your comment is so confusing lmao, the other person was asking a genuine question
girl (gender neutral) spill the tea about your dad, why wouldn't he acknowledge your existence? How long has he known you were his child? Why was he a deadbeat? You can't just hint at juicy goss and not tell me everything
@@taylorg2320 The other persons english is unintelligible. You can only be from one place genius. The country you are born in. What you can have is a mixed background by blood, but you are only from one country.
Beautiful! Every one of the pieces. ❤
This is basically kurti’s! It is a top wear in India.
They’re all gorgeous! The colours are beautiful
Okay that's actually MUCH more expensive than I thought it would be. You can get something like that for a small fraction of the price in my country ❤ best wishes Uyen
Agree, but those are tailored specifically on her measurements.
You can't in the US, tailored clothes are incredibly expensive here
@@pandamon8681 yes! I'm talking about tailored clothes. I get everything tailored for myself
In the US it often costs hundreds of dollars to get even a premade garment tailored to yourself
@@sarajanzer1514 I knowww my cousins live in the US and they get their stuff stitched here for $5~
They grab it when they come to visit
I love the traditional design. They look comfortable without looking sloppy or unfeminine. I especially like the print and the pink one.
Hers aren't traditional or "normal" áo dài. These are more modern and abnormal áo dài because they're much more looser. Normal áo dài is more skin-tight and the slits on both sides are higher than the kurti (indian).
Google áo dài and see how it really looks because I hardly see women wearing her style. Since she tailored it, she chose a super toned down style that more resembles a kurti (Indian) rather than an áo dài.
@@7663226 Ao dai looks like cheongsam that Chinese wear during the republican era and diaspora Chinese in southeast Asia. Incredibly tight fitting so show the "curves." Even as a man I would never want my future gf to wear it if she doesn't want it. Because it looks incredibly tight though I may be wrong.
@@7663226 Actually in recent years, it’s pretty common for young people to wear more “modernize” version of Áo dài like in Uyen’s video. Even if it’s more loose, it is still our áo dài, actually, most of our traditional clothings are pretty loose, like áo nhật bình, or áo tấc. There is also a big interest/demand for more renditions of our traditional clothings, not just áo dài, the new generation loves to find new ways to embrace our culture, so stuff like these are getting more and more common.
„they are cheap“
„150€“😂
🫣 that is expensive. crys in eastern europe.
Silk is expensive fabric. 😅
150 for a tailored silk outfit is definitely cheap!
but it just looks... well, I'm just gonna say that you def can find more interesting/complex colors and designs in silk or linen for less price in eastern Europe, Russia, Asia etc.
You know that tailored means it's custom made right. The ones she was calling cheap were 25, not 150. The 150 one is made of silk, that's why it's more.
I love seeing people wear their traditional clothing. These are all so beautiful! I especially love the silk one.
The ao dai is genuinely one of the most beautiful clothing styles I have ever seen.
The cut is so simple, but the colors and designs add all the accent it needs.
I've always wanted to wear one.
Beautiful. Every single one of them. Love your videos and learning about both of your cultures! Thank you! ☺️
OMG. Pink looks so good on you!
+1
It really does!
I thought the same thing! It really compliments her!
Very beautiful! They make you look so elegant!
Absolutely beautiful, and you look like a dream in them! Love the green with your skin tone.
Pink one is the best! Flowers/plants in brown beige a close second. Beautiful
These are called kurtas in India and they are super comfy and flattering
In Pakistan we wear similar clothes and I love the Vietnamese version so much it’s so elegant and beautiful ❤
The printed one she got made in Hoi An is closest to the traditional ao dai (they typically have the higher collars) and are more fitted to the body.
But the traditional Vietnamese dress should have a high collar, a bit like the one found on Chinese dresses.
Hers aren't traditional or "normal" áo dài. These are more modern and abnormal áo dài because they're much more looser. Normal áo dài is more skin-tight and the slits on both sides are higher than the kurti.
Google áo dài and see how it really looks because I hardly see women wearing her style. Since she tailored it, she chose a super toned down style that more resembles a kurti (Indian) rather than an áo dài.
So tired of seeing this same bot comment in every post
@@7663226 , you are correct. The tradional ao dai does not look like the south Asian dress.
The pink one suits you so well! it flows so beautfully!
They looks so elegant and comfy! man, I wish Indian clothes were so simple. Even daily wear makes it like you’re going to a party. This is waaaay more my style
I think you look amazing, the pink one makes you shine, I love how simple it is but how beautiful it looks on you ❤ and the cherries one seems super cute too
They are beautiful 😊 I especially like the smooth flowing cut of the pink one, and the cute printed one was lovely too! Tailored clothes are wonderful 😄
I am from India and it looks so similar to kurti ❤
But kurti it more colorful and various pattern while Vietnam one is more pastel color and simple pattern
Like batik in indonesia have different patterns from island to islands
Traditional ao dai looks nothing like kurti. I wish she showed some in this video.
The third one, white with flowers, is right up my street. So beautiful and dainty! ❤
That's the closest to the traditional ao dai. They are typically more fitted than the newer loose ones she's showing.
The green one is really pretty!!! You look so pretty in it!
I love how you say euros with your accent! Those pieces are absolutely beautiful!❤❤❤
The floral one is soooo beautiful!
They are beautiful. That color blue looks stunning on you!
The pink one is so gorgeous to me, its absolutely your colour too
The white and red dress is gorgeous 😍
I LOVE the women's clothing SO much!!! Simple, loose, comfortable, and yet SO elegant and pretty!!!!
It looks like Indian kurtis.
These are the modern ones. Traditional ones with the collars don't look anything like Kurtis. I wish she got some traditional ones too to share.
I love the tunic style! So feminine. You look gorgeous in them.
When I was in Vietnam years ago, I got 5 áo dài made. My mom couldn't come with us so I didn't have a female figure to help me pick the style and materials. The nice tailor helped me out and she got it done in the 3 weeks we were there! Only cost $100 and they're absolutely beautiful. My mom still gets the áo dài made in Vietnam.
She looks so pretty in all those I'm loving it😊
All of those dresses are so pretty I love them!❤
25 euros in vietnam???? 🤐 that's cheap???
right? It all seemed way too expensive (especially the green one..silk or not, 160 euros?!🤯), especially considering all cuts/designs are very simple & basic.
I mean, have you heard of Primark? You don't need to travel to Vietnam 😆
Maybe she did her math wrong?? I don't think those prices make sense at all.
@@vq2vx man áo dài is not your everyday casual clothes. it required a skillful tailor and atleast 3m of high quality fabric. maybe 20€ is for fabric and 5€ is for labour.
@@grinchlovesxmas its 150 euros though. its way too much
You look great in all of them. No need to iron the green one, looks good with the crinkled look 👌 ❤
I really need some clothes from hot countries to survive the new summers in Europe😅
And there are so many beautiful garments!
Those dresses look wonderful. The gabric looks light and smooth (fallen in love especially with the green silken one❤)
But I fear my body is not...well...suitable for that shape😅 even if I drop a few pounds...
But you look just beautiful in thoses dresses!
They look so good on you.
You look beautiful.
They are all beautiful! And that green silk one, oh my gosh❤
Blue one gives me 1920-1922 vibes - so obviously lovely.
The soft pink is your perfect color.
The Flower dress: it has a zipper, you might’ve able to gain enough space by putting in a slightly wider zipper.
The green one: I don’t love the two shades of green together, a headband or hat or other head accessories in the shade of the pants might balance the outfit
(and you need to treat your silk better. Those wrinkles can get stiff and eventually break. Hang it in the bathroom when you take a hot shower. The steam should do most of the work for you)
25 EUROS?????? THAT'S A LOT
The cherries dress fits you perfectly. That’s how all your clothes should be tailored. You look fantastic in it.
You just told her to always wear dresses that are too tight and not breathable. 🫣
I too think Uyen doesn’t have to be afraid to show a little more silhouette and the Cherry/red Flower one DOES create a nice silhouette, but your wardrobe should never be torture, only pleasure 😉
@@Philemaphobia I did nothing of the sort. Interesting you interpreted the comment that way. 🤔🤔🤔
When you comment this right after the creator herself tells you, that that one doesn’t fit anymore - you kind of did.
It’s either intention or poor choice of words.
I guess the latter in this case.
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Those dresses are beautiful, so elegant and slimming.
Breathe babes you’re doing
so well I’m so proud of you &
live the dream baby suits you!
THE FLOWER PRINTED ONEEEE 😍😍😍
That's not close to as cheap as I was expecting. Although the first one is closer and of course the one I would happen to like the most on you! Lol.
That blue really suits you.
The cherries one is super cute too.
Its tailored, never would you get something tailored this cheap here in Germany.
The green on you is *chef’s kiss*. The silk is gorgeous!
you look so stunning in all of these omg omg ! truly a princess
You look stunning in them all, the blue is my fav!
I only got 2 things made in Hoi An, because of my backpacker budget and the space in my backpack. I still regret it since the dress I got there is my all time favorite!! Nothing like a dress that is made perfectly for your body 😍
I actually think the cherry one fits you the best because the others look very loose (maybe that's the style) but the cherry one looks fitted to show your shape in a nice way ☺️
The printed one made in Hoi An is the closest to what a traditional ao dai looks like. They are traditionally made to be fitted and typically have a high collar. Very beautiful traditional dress, too.
I love ur videos and I’m going to vietnman in April so I will do that ❤❤❤
My gosh you look so so beautiful in that blue one!!! I love the pattern on dress 3 too!!! ❤❤❤
The green silk one is so gorgeous!!!!!!
“they are very cheap” uhm i don’t think so
love from Nepal 🇳🇵💕💕
😅 India is much cheaper
Pink one is my favourite it's effortlessly pretty 😍
bestie u r STUNNING!! keep doing what you love! 🫶
Indian market is way more cheaper please buy from India.. (Indian clothes)😂
cheap and then says €150 for the worst looking dress among all
that's called a kurti in India
You look beautiful in each outfit even the green one
The pink one was so beautiful on you. Very much your colour!
i recently visited ho chi minh, vietnam and i saw so many tailor shops at ben thanh market! all stated that it’ll be done in a day and it was such a culture shock for me. i didn’t have a chance to try since i went for a school service learning trip. but we also went to the chu chi tunnels which was interesting. i honestly miss vietnam so much already and i really want to go back soon!
Very beautiful! They look so comfortable too!❤
Same if you visit Tanzania! Lovely tailored clothes available in gorgeous kitenge patterns and elaborate designs 😍
The blue one looks fantastic on you. The color is very complimentary on you.
The outfits look so beautiful on you! Maybe you can get your wedding gown made in Vietnam! It would be beautiful I am sure.
That silk green one is soooo pretty 😍😍😍
Been there last week. I miss Vietnam so much. Such a lovely place and the people are so kind 🤗✨️
Omggg, you look especially beautiful in the white one with the red flowers 🌹 it compliments you 🥳☺️
My fiance is Vietnamese and for our engagement party his mom ordered me a custom made ao dai from Vietnam, which his uncle brought back to Canada with him when he came to our party. One of the most special things anyone has ever done for me, and I will always cherish this beautifully hand crafted clothing piece ❤
The pink color look so nice! I love some simple and nice like.that!