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A total of 12 child models open this year’s Bangkok Kids International Fashion Week, with the youngsters strutting down the runway in 12 colourful outfits. Young models with experience of performing at international events such as Cao Huu Nhat, Do Bao Han, and Doan Ngoc Diep, are on hand to showcase Ngoc’s designs. These designs introduce international audiences to the Vietnamese Ao Dai. Dac Ngoc, a trailblazer, has become the first Vietnamese representative at a number of international fashion weeks over recent years, including Malaysia Fashion Week 2018, London Fashion Week – House of Ikons 2019, Saint – Petersburg Kids Fashion Day, Vie Fashion Week 2019 (Dubai), Bangkok International Kids Fashion Show 2010, Luxury Brand Global Fashion Week, and Thailand Fashion Week 2022. The post Vietnamese ethnic costumes introduced at Bangkok Kids Int’l Fashion Week appeared first on Vietexplorer.com . View more from VietExplorer: International airfares ...

Today, 19 Thang 12, or the 19th of December, is Hanoi’s first book street, crowded with visitors walking around and taking pictures. But few people know that the area used to be called the Underworld Market for its mass grave during the Anti-French Resistance War. A mysterious corner of Hanoi Today Hanoi’s Book Street. Photo: Donic Trinh  Hanoi has a small street near the Supreme People’s Court and Mélia Hanoi Hotel, stretching only about 200 meters from Ly Thuong Kiet Street to Hai Ba Trung Street. Named “Hanoi Book Street”, it was once a market known only by Hanoians born before the early 1980s, with a spooky name: the Underworld Market. An Pham, 54, a resident who lives in Cua Nam Ward, Hoan Kiem District, told The Hanoi Times that when she was a child, she was filled with fear whenever she walked down Hai Ba Trung Street or Ly Thuong Kiet Street. The market was a desolate and mysterious place. “The two ends of the street were barricaded, with only quietness ...

The decision comes following negotiations between relevant Vietnamese agencies and the French auction house. Millon has agreed to transfer the gold seal to the Vietnamese side in the spirit of consensus, understanding and the friendly relationship between Vietnam and France, the Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism said on November 14 evening. The ministry said hearing about the news that imperial seal of King Minh Mang (1820-1841) would be put up for auction along with more than 300 antiquities hailing from or related to Vietnam on October 31, the ministry and relevant ministries and agencies have developed plans in an effort to bring the seal home. An inter-agency working group was established to directly engage in negotiations with the French auction house. Millon postponed two tentative auctions, awaiting decisions from Vietnam. Negotiations ended in success and the seal will be brought home.   The two sides are working on relevant legal procedures in according to ...

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