Nguyễn dynasty áo ngũ thân worn by the young generation of Vietnamese. None of them are wearing historical headdresses, but this shows how versatile Việt phục can be.
Moon Over Imperial City of Huế is a piece of music composed of Western and Vietnamese traditional instruments, with a woman wearing Nguyễn dynasty áo nhật bình while playing đàn tranh.
A beautiful video showcasing the beauties of Vietnamese traditional architecture, the native Đạo Mẫu religion, and the stunning fashion that comes with the belief.
A beautiful rendition of the mixture between modern high fashion with historical high fashion of Nguyễn dynasty, mixing áo nhật bình, áo ngũ thân, and Western elements.
Drawing of Lí Thường Kiệt based on historical records and artifacts of Lí Trần dynasties armory.
Lí Thường Kiệt (李常傑; 1019–1105) was a Vietnamese general and admiral during the Lí Dynasty in Vietnam. He served as an official through the three dynasties of Lí Thái Tông, Lí Thánh Tông, and Lí Nhân Tông, and achieved many great achievements, making him one of the two greatest generals in Lí Dynasty, next to Lê Phụng Hiểu. He was a leading general for Vietnam during the Lí–Song wars.
In Vietnamese history, he stood out for his conquest of Champa (1069), raiding the three provinces Qin, Yong, and Lian of Song (1075–1076), and then defeated the Vietnamese invasion of the Song army led by Gou Kui and Zhao Xie.
In 2013, the Vietnamese Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism lists him as one of the 14 most typical Vietnamese national heroes in Vietnamese history.
Redrawing of the legendary Trưng Sisters, who are still considered as great heroes who tried to liberate Vietnam from China. Previous generations have drawn them in very historically inaccurate fashion, donning them in Nguyễn-styled wear, but lately, more and more artists are beginning to draw them in Đông Sơn fashion, or even Đông Sơn fashion with Chinese influences (since they existed several hundred years after Chinese domination). Đông Sơn culture is considered as the pre-Sinicized culture of Vietnamese people, and researchers believe they were quite tribal.
Reconstruction of Attendant attire (侍服) during Restored Later Lê period. Attendant attire was worn when having attendant with the Trịnh and Nguyễn lords, when the Lê emperors were merely puppet rulers.
