Ao dai has long been recognized as a symbol of Vietnam. This national dress is perfectly made to highlight the graceful curve of women’s body. From necklace to splits above waist, Ao dai brings the comfort to wear and move around. The beauty of Vietnamese women wearing Ao dai also leaves lasting impression for overseas visitors to Vietnam.

Nowadays, Ao Dai is not commonly worn as it used to be but one can easily see high school students wearing it as school uniform.

To celebrate the charm of Vietnamese women, renowned French photographer Réhahn has created an Ao dai photo collection and here are some of his best shots.

More info: Facebook | Instagram | rehahnphotographer.com

In Hoi An Ancient Town

5am in front of the lotus field

Going back home

Praying in a temple in Ho Chi Minh City

In a tiny alley of Hoi An

Early morning in the Ancient Town of Hoi An

In a Chinese temple (Ho Chi Minh City)

Early breakfast in Hoi An

Early morning

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