At the age of 45, MC Thanh Mai still retains her youthful and slim beauty. The “ageless beauty” attracted all eyes when she reappeared as a model, being the vedette for designer Xuan Le’s show.
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| In the show launching the Fall Winter 2017 collection “Heart'n Hands” by designer Xuan Le on the afternoon of November 12 at the French Embassy, MC Thanh Mai suddenly appeared as the vedette. |
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| Thanh Mai is known as the “ageless beauty” because even though she is 45 years old, she still maintains her youthful beauty and admirable slim figure. The actress who plays the role of “Poor Goalkeeper” shared that although she is very busy with business and filming, because she really respects designer Xuan Le, she arranged her work to fly to Hanoi. |
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| On the catwalk, while the professional models kept a cool look, the former MC of the program "New Vitality" was very radiant and walked rhythmically as if she was dancing. |
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| As she walked the catwalk, she gently twirled her skirt and received warm applause from the entire audience. |
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| The black evening gown that Thanh Mai wore in the vedette was studded with more than 20,000 Swarovski artificial diamonds. These high-quality crystals were meticulously attached by the skillful hands of disabled workers to create small landscape paintings of the pine hills of Da Lat. |
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| Thanh Mai's dress costs about 5,000 USD (more than 100 million VND). In addition, she also wears a jewelry set worth 230 million VND made of pearls and diamonds to exude a luxurious and charming beauty at the age of 45. |
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| In addition to Thanh Mai's special dress, attracting attention at the event were two designs with more than 10,000 stones, forming a circle with a luxurious light-catching effect, including the white dress worn by Top 5 Miss Vietnam 2016 Thuy Tien. |
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| The "Heart'n Hands" collection is a story about beautiful memories in each trip that designer Xuan Le often organizes for employees, including disabled workers. On each outfit, fashionistas can recognize familiar scenes of Da Lat and Quy Nhon through meticulous hand-embroidered motifs. |
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| Designer Xuan Le said that this show is a spiritual gift she dedicates to the disabled workers who have worked and been with the brand for many years. It is the hands of these disabled workers that have contributed to creating the elaborately embellished costumes that customers still love. |
According to PNVN
