Supermodel Minh Tu transforms into a 1960s Saigon girl in France

Vietnam Supermodel 2013 Silver Prize winner Minh Tu transforms into a Saigon girl in the 60s of the last century in the extremely romantic setting of France in a new fashion photo series.

Although he has worked in Hanoi for many years, Kenny Thai said that whenever he thinks about Saigon, he remembers most the image of girls in ao dai, a style very typical of the South.

It is even more impressive when the collection is presented in the poetic and romantic setting of a faraway land like St. Malo, France. Famous for its downtown and fortress, Saint-Malo is one of the most visited places in France.

Amidst the blue sea and majestic fortresses, the Vietnamese ao dai appears as an impressive and romantic highlight. With the advantage of being a supermodel with many years of experience, Minh Tu has fully conveyed the spirit of the collection about the image of elegant and charismatic women of old Saigon.

The collection "Sai Thanh" is an innovation that creates the traditional ao dai that Vietnamese people still wear today, and is also a part of the beauty of Saigon girls in the past. On the silk material printed with soft floral patterns with elegant colors, simple but still exuding the sophistication and elegance of Saigon girls in the 60s.

The collection makes the most of large floral motifs and bright colors, but they are skillfully and delicately combined, making women in the ancient ao dai both elegant and sexy, and extremely individual. That is what creates the impression of a charming Saigon in the middle of the blue sky of France.

As one of the most impressive models in the Vietnamese modeling industry today, Minh Tu has a diverse transformation from sexy, fiery images to gentle, elegant ones. The impressive dark makeup style, combined with the typical hairstyle of old Saigon girls, along with impressive accessories such as handbags, earrings, transparent umbrellas... have created a collection full of charm and Vietnamese features, unmistakable.

According to Dantri