The Ao Dai collection The Colours of Humanity by designer Trung Dinh is inspired by natural wonders, famous architectural and artistic works around the world.

Realistically depicting world famous landmarks on silk ao dai

These famous landscapes were realistically painted by designer Trung Dinh on Bao Loc silk (Lam Dong province) using his own unique ombre dyeing technique.

Ombre dyeing is a technique of manually spreading and changing colors to create new materials.

Famous and familiar landmarks chosen to be painted on the ao dai include: the Statue of Liberty (USA), Venice (Italy), Eiffel Tower (France), Sydney (Australia), Petronas Twin Towers (Malaysia), Lion Island (Singapore), Bali Heaven Gate (Indonesia)...

Or other famous landmarks such as: Cape Town City Hall (South Africa), Patuxay Arc de Triomphe (Laos), Mount Roraima (Venezuela), Sevilla Square (Spain), Palacio de Bellas Artes Palace (Mexico)...

Architectural works with religious and belief elements, designer Trung Dinh skillfully painted on silk scarves combined with ombre dyed ao dai.

Each ao dai is like a unique work of art.

“For countries and territories that few people know about, choosing a typical symbol is not easy.

It took me a long time to research and consider the famous landmarks, even consulting many people to choose the most typical symbol when looking at the picture without any symbols" - designer Trung Dinh shared.

In Vietnam, he chose to paint the Trang An scenic complex (Ninh Binh) because this is the hometown of beauty queen Bui Thi Xuan Hanh.

She is representing Vietnam in Miss Cosmo 2024. On the other hand, the organizers also organize many activities at this famous place.

Trung Dinh and his colleagues spent months drawing, ombre dyeing, and sewing to complete 60 designs.

Each Ao Dai is considered a work of art with high artistic value.

These designs were performed by beauty queens from various countries within the framework of the Miss Cosmo 2024 contest.