An exhibition of wedding dresses, co-organised by Babi Cultural Service Trading Co. Ltd. and the Young Fashion Magazine, was held at the Phu Tho sports hall in Ho chi minh city from July 31 to August 3.
The event drew over 120 stands of many well-known wedding-dress businesses, accompanied by wedding services from Hcm city
In particular, the exhibition displayed a wedding dress by designer Anh Linh with a length of 42m, which set Vietnam’s record in 2007 as the country’s longest wedding dress ever.
Designer Kieu Dung showed an impressive wedding dress made from 880m of cloth, lace and sparkling crystal beads.
(Source:VOV)
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