The fashion show brought viewers to tears.

The 30 exceptional models in the fashion show "I'm Beautiful, You Are Too!" moved viewers to tears.

For the first time, people with disabilities participated in a fashion show.

At 10:00 AM on November 21, 2015, the first fashion show in Vietnam for people with disabilities, "I'm Beautiful, You Are Too!", took place at the Italian Cultural Center (18 Le Phung Hieu, Hanoi).

Miss Vietnam and fashion designer Ngoc Han prepares outfits for special models.

Thirty models with disabilities confidently showcased outfits designed specifically for them by designers Diego (Spain), Ricardo (Italy), and Ngoc Han (Vietnam).

Witnessing the extraordinary models strutting their stuff, many guests couldn't hold back their tears.

People with disabilities are already at a disadvantage compared to able-bodied individuals, and on top of that, they also have to bear many social prejudices. Meanwhile, they have dreams just like everyone else.

The "I'm Beautiful, You Are Too!" program not only provides opportunities for people with disabilities to gain more confidence in life, but also aims to change societal views and perceptions about diverse beauty and the acceptance of differences.

Director of the Center for Empowering Lives, Ms. Nguyen Thi Van

This is an incredibly humane idea, initiated by Ms. Nguyen Thi Van, Director of the Center for Empowering Lives. The program is supported by the United Nations in Vietnam, the Italian Embassy in Vietnam, the Australian Embassy in Vietnam, and Flinders University, along with renowned fashion brands such as Chula (Spain) and Bianco Levrin (Italy), design ideas from Miss Vietnam Ngoc Han, and the participation of the Golden Brush Makeup Club and Thanh Nguyen Hair Salon.

According to ThểThaoVănHóa (Sports and Culture)