Is Sally the national costume in Vietnam?

Vietnam's national costume is Ao Dai, which means long coat in direct translation, and is divided into male and female versions. The women's Ao Dai can be considered the postcard of Vietnam. The men's Ao Dai is much less well known in comparison.

It is a traditional Vietnamese dress similar to the Chinese cheongsam, which is also officially considered to have originated from the Chinese cheongsam.

It usually uses silk and other soft fabrics, the top is a long shirt, similar to the Chinese cheongsam, the chest and sleeves are very well tailored, highlighting the delicate curves of the female, and the two sides of the high fork to the waist, walking in front of and behind the two pieces of the skirt fluttering in the wind, and the lower half with a pair of pants with a flared tube, so no matter what daily life, walking, living, sitting, lying down is very convenient, we often see the streets of Vietnam riding bicycles and motorcycles Ao Dai girls. Ao Dai girls on bicycles and motorcycles on the streets of Vietnam.