The runner-up wears traditional costumes and shows off graceful dance moves in a new photo series.
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Despite being busy with work, Truong Thi May still does not forget the cultural values as well as the important holidays of her Khmer people. During the traditional Don Ta festival, she took a new photo series. |
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Inspired by her mother, the runner-up of Miss Ethnic Vietnam 2007 transformed into a Khmer girl in a unique traditional costume. When attending festivals, Tet, or going to pagodas, Khmer women often wear sarongs with beaded strings, and long-sleeved shirts woven from silk, cotton, or glitter. White or yellow patterns are popular in pagoda costumes because they evoke a festive atmosphere. |
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With her pure, innocent beauty and healthy, honey-colored skin, Truong Thi May transforms into a standard Apsara girl with beautiful dance moves. |
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Don Te is a holiday celebrated to remember the merits of grandparents, parents and relatives, to give thanks to the deceased and to pray for the living. These days, Truong Thi May reunites with her family and enjoys a peaceful and quiet life. |
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Photo: Le Thien Vien, makeup: GHY. |
According to Star
