#Chiron Duong

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Portraits of Áo Dài by Chiron Duong

Portraits of Áo Dài series by photographer Chiron Duong.

Who is Chiron Duong? The architect turned photographer who portrays the many shades of Ao Dai, the traditional Vietnamese costume [read more at Vogue].

Where can I find out more about him? chironduong.com

Where can I see more of his work? chironduong [on Instagram]

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An Ode To Vietnam And Its Women by Chiron Duong 

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Chiron Duong: from the "Healing" series. https://www.behance.net/chironduong

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Chiron Duong, Portraits Of “Áo Dài” (2021-2022), From Fisheye Gallery

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An Ode To Vietnam And Its Women Chiron Duong On Its Photographic Project Portraits Of Áo Dài

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@prazzlein 10 out of 365 Photos from "Portraits of "Ao Dai" a series by Vietnamese visual artist @chironduong

"One day I was asked by many foreign friends about Ao Dai, but unfortunately I haven't taken many pictures of Ao Dai. Ao Dai is a special traditional dress of my country- Viet Nam. So I decided to start a project (365 days with Ao Dai) to shoot on traditional Ao Dai based on unique traditional and modern values.

Vietnamese Ao Dai is not only a kind of national dress but also contains a rich history, cultural traditions, aesthetic conceptions, national consciousness and spirit of the Vietnamese people.

The models in this photo series are mostly my friends in many different fields, they are not professional models who stood in front of the camera for the first time."

ART | CHIRON DUONG * @chironduong.vietnamstudio

M.U.Al Khiet An