Editor Hoai Anh and VTV beauties reveal untold secrets on air

Recently, anchor Hoai Anh suddenly shared on her personal page: "I remember when I was presenting the 7pm news, when it was hot like these days, I would tie my hair up like that. I called it the "mother-in-law" hairstyle.

The female news anchor said: "The hardest part is when I'm presenting the storm news. How do I style my hair to match the storm level? From loose to messy, it's quite difficult."

Editor Hoai Anh revealed the hairstyle she often chooses on hot sunny days. Hoai Anh shows off her bright, elegant face with this hairstyle. Photo: Screenshot

Currently, Editor Hoai Anh has stopped hosting the 7pm News, she has transferred to work at the Arts Department from January 1, 2022.

After BTV Hoai Anh aired the program "Art and Cultural Space", TV viewers were surprised by her image.

"The audience feels more interesting when I wear many other costumes, not just the ao dai. In addition, the audience sees me smile more, more naturally. I also feel more like myself. In the news, I have to keep a more serious look, and control my emotions," the female editor shared.

In her new position, BTV Hoai Anh has the opportunity to wear a wider variety of outfits. Photo: Screenshot

MC Hoai Anh received the first VTV Awards held in 2014, in the category "Most Impressive Host".

Previously, MC Hoai Anh also received the award "Most Favorite MC" organized by VTV television magazine, with votes from both the audience and the professional council.

Earlier this year, amid the record cold of Hanoi, BTV Mai Ngoc revealed that for the first time she had to do something special when she went on air to host the program "Vietnam Today".

MC Mai Ngoc said that this cold weather also forced her to change her outfit choice when hosting the show. "Hanoi, 8 degrees Celsius, cold and rainy. In 10 years of hosting the show, this is the first time it's so cold that I have to wear a sweater on air," Mai Ngoc said.

The image of BTV Mai Ngoc on air wearing a sweater received a lot of compliments from fans. Photo: Screenshot

According to the female editor, the studio had to turn on the air conditioner to protect the machines from overheating, making it even colder.

The image of MC Mai Ngoc on air wearing a sweater received a lot of compliments from fans: "Beautiful people look beautiful in anything", "Mai Ngoc is so cute, elegant outfit", "Mai Ngoc is worthy of being an MC with impressive fashion style"...

Thuy Van often chooses monochrome outfits when on air. Photo: NVCC

When asked about the contrast in fashion styles on VTV and attending entertainment events, Runner-up - BTV Thuy Van explained,In the television environment, especially with news about social and financial situations, there are rules that editors and MCs must be implicitly aware of.

These are mainstream shows that do not allow MCs or editors to dress revealingly or to "deviate" from the available script.

The female editor often wears her hair neatly tied up, exuding a confident, dynamic demeanor. Photo: NVCC

Like BTV Hoai Anh, BTV Thuy Van also often ties her hair up neatly or lets it down long and straight to exude the style of a confident, dynamic woman in the 4.0 technology era. She also limits the use of accessories, only combining them with earrings, wearing a watch and pointed high heels to complete her style.

Thuy Van often chooses monochrome outfits such as white, black and white... She avoids overly bright patterns. The body-hugging dresses are longer than the knee, the shoulders are almost discreet and do not reveal any skin.

Thuy Van thinks that it doesn't mean that wearing closed clothes is not sexy.

"As a TV MC, I can't wear half-covered, half-revealing clothes. However, there are still outfits that suit me very well. They are beautiful, graceful, elegant and feminine enough.

Thuy Van believes that it does not mean that wearing closed clothes is not sexy. A woman's sexiness can come from a slim waist and small shoulders. Sometimes, the fit, suitability, and charm also make a woman attractive," said Editor - Runner-up Thuy Van.