If you think she will wear world-famous designer clothes to compete, you are wrong. Photo: SANG DAO Beauty thinks that Miss Universe It is not only a beauty arena but also an opportunity for her to promote the image of Vietnam’s country, people, and fashion to international friends. Last episode Road To Miss Universe (Road to Miss Universe World) aired to close the series of preparations for Miss Khanh Van for the world’s second most extreme beauty arena. In this final episode, Miss Khanh Van introduces a special room that she and her team have worked hard to prepare for more than 500 days. The room contains all kinds of costumes and accessories that Khanh Van will choose to bring with her to the US. The journey to America of Miss Khanh Van. Photo: SANG DAO The 15 suitcases with Khanh Van to the US are engraved with the name “Nguyen Tran Khanh Van” and the image of the national flag of Vietnam, creating uniformity, easy identification as well as easy management during transportation. Due to the complicated situation of the COVID-19 epidemic, Khanh Van took the initiative to equip herself with a mask and many methods to ensure her own safety. The Miss Universe Organization also requires contestants to wear medical masks during the contest. Therefore, the first indispensable in 15 suitcases is a mask: each costume set will have its own designed mask, meticulously attached in harmony with the outfit. Khanh Van also has many transparent masks for some outdoor activities. Designer Khoa Lo instructs Khanh Van to disassemble the national costume. Photo: SANG DAO Not only masks but also gemstone jewelry are also designed specifically to match special outfits. In which, it is impossible not to mention accessories from Vietnamese brands, such as the accessories of young designer Tran Quoc Dung inspired by familiar items of the Vietnamese countryside: lotus flowers, pots and hats. leaves… Stylist Tran Dat said that all the clothes that Khanh Van wore were from Vietnamese designers. Miss Khanh Van will not participate in the competition with the spirit of cutting down on fashion, fashion will be more sophisticated, more luxurious will be more luxurious. The important thing for Khanh Van is how to introduce Vietnamese fashion and Vietnamese pride. Accessories with very Vietnamese images. Photo: SANG DAO “Even each accessory. The spirit of Khanh Van this year brought to Miss Universe will be to promote Vietnamese tourism culture. Van appreciates everyone’s love, although the designers know that Van won’t be able to wear all the clothes, but still wholeheartedly prepares “- Tran Dat shared. About the information that Khanh Van’s 200 outfits have been rumored by the online community in the past few days, he said that Khanh Van and the stylist will discuss with each other and choose really meaningful and appropriate outfits. Also in this last episode, there is the appearance of designer Khoa Lo – the owner of the national costume Ken Em. Designer Khoa Lo said that Ken Em weighs nearly 30 kg, so after discussing with Khanh Van, the team decided to edit the frame around the cocoon to reduce the weight of the shoulder and arm muscles. It took Khanh Van nearly an hour to complete the Ken Em ethnic costume. The image of Miss Khanh Van was praised by international friends. Photo: FBNV Currently, Miss Khanh Van is present in Florida, USA, officially entering the contest Miss Universe, Fight for 10 days of fierce competition. Miss Universe The 69th will take place in the US from May 6 to 16 (US time). Audiences can vote for Khanh Van to enter the Top 21 directly by voting through the Miss Universe application. Some pictures in the last episode of Miss Khanh Van’s Road To Miss Universe: The Miss Universe Vietnam Sisters Association wishes Khanh Van confidence to shine. Photo: SANG DAO Masks and masks are designed specifically. Photo: SANG DAO The costumes prepared for Khanh Van were carefully selected. Photo: SANG DAO Khanh Van practices vocals with experts, just to chant. Photo: SANG DAO Accessories are selected to match each outfit. Photo: SANG DAO Beautiful jewelry sets for special outfits. Photo: SANG DAO A corner of Miss Khanh Van’s luggage on the way to the US. Photo: SANG DAO Initially, Khanh Van’s national costume weighed up to 30kg. She had to learn to disassemble herself. Photo: SANG DAO

She said she came here from 8:30 am with a friend to take check-in photos. Both must take advantage of soft light, passersby with the desire to have a satisfactory photo. Phuong Linh is not the only one who has the habit of going for coffee “virtual living”. Early in the morning, many young people were present at famous shops with impressive designs in districts 1, 2, and 3 to prepare for taking pictures. The cafes with beautiful views have become the favorite shooting places for young people. These guests usually come in groups of 2-8, carrying a variety of equipment such as phones, cameras or tripod. They spend 2-3 hours at the coffee shop, posing for pictures at the most beautiful and eye-catching corners. Some people even bring bags, suitcases for costumes and shoes to change the look for each different concept. Rainy team, bring suitcase of clothes At a coffee shop on Tran Ngoc Dien Street (District 2, Ho Chi Minh City), many young people came here early in the morning to take pictures. Many people have invested in professional equipment and teams to have satisfactory pictures. Ngoc Thuy (born in 1996), a freelance model, quickly picked up eye-catching angles to start posing. Behind Thuy, many groups of friends also eagerly awaited their turn to take pictures. According to the young model, the criteria for a satisfactory photo are beautiful background, good lighting and charisma. Today, she brought 7 dresses to shoot with different backgrounds. Ngoc Thuy prepared many costumes and accessories for the photo shoot. “I see that people review a lot, so I decided to choose this shop. Normally, I usually shoot at the filming location, outdoor environment, recently I often go to a cafe with a beautiful view to create new things, ”Thuy said. However, she usually has to pay fees to take pictures in these cafes. The most expensive photography surcharge that Thuy has ever paid is 400,000-500,000 VND / session. The female model commented that this price is quite “acrid” compared to shooting on a set, which only collects 100,000-200,000 VND per person. Ngoc Son (born in 1992), a manager at a coffee shop in District 2, said where he works, if the customer changes from 2 or more outfits, the in-house charges 300,000 VND. If shooting with a professional camera, the shop will charge 400,000 VND. The rest of the activities for family photography, check-in are normally free of charge. Ngoc Son added that visitors to his shop started to take pictures quite early, the most crowded at 7:30 to 9am and from 16am onwards. Most people come here for the purpose of taking photos, the shop also wants to target that customer. “It is quite common for customers to bring suitcases to photo shops. Because the purpose of the restaurant is to create space for you to take pictures, with fees for commercial shoots, I feel comfortable, no problem, ”Son told Zing. Many young people bring professional equipment to get the best photos. Like Ngoc Thuy, Pham Duc Anh (born 1997), owner of an eyewear brand, is also interested in the scene when choosing a cafe to take pictures. He often focuses on the layout rather than the quality of the drink. “I go to the cafe to take pictures about 4 times / month because making the scene at home or the studio is a bit boring. However, I am also most afraid of going to a restaurant that is too crowded, can not choose the right corner or has a corner but it is out of sunshine. Waiting for a long time until noon, the picture is bright, burned, not beautiful “, Duc Anh said. Attention when “virtual life” However, not all cafes are suitable and allow customers to take too many photos or serve commercial purposes. Dang, an employee of a coffee shop on Tu Xuong Street (District 1, Ho Chi Minh City), said that in the last 5 months, the shop had to put up a warning sign to remind customers not to take photos of the lookbook, to change clothes many times. “Before that, there were many friends who kept going to the toilet to change clothes, more or less affecting the business and experience of other guests”, the male staff shared. The crews tried to limit the photo taking time to avoid disturbing customers in the restaurant. Because they often go in groups and need time to align and adjust for each shot, customers who are passionate about “virtual life” often linger for a long time. At famous destinations, many people also have to queue in front of the shooting corners, waiting for their turn. “The two days I came, both fell on the weekends, so it was very crowded. Sometimes I wait forever without a table because people are engrossed in taking pictures, ”complained a guest named Thanh Truc. According to Duc Anh’s observation, more and more cafes were opened to serve virtual devotees. The above-modeled shops offer more options for those who love photography. However, he thinks that if you pay too much attention to the commercial aspect, the original purpose will be counterproductive, making the cafe a place for people to go just to check-in. On the other hand, there are also a few cases of unconsciousness when taking pictures, intentionally moving artifacts, destroying plants in the shop to get beautiful pictures. When going to take pictures at the cafes, Duc Anh often discussed in advance with staff and limited the “working time”. “I only stayed for 1-2 hours to give seats to other customers. I also often text the staff in advance and are willing to pay an extra fee to be photographed. For you models or influencers, it is normal to add extra jobs to both work and avoid troubles, ”he said. Many cafes hang notices banning customers from changing and taking commercial photos. Xuan Phuong (25 years old) told Zing about the experience to a quite famous cafe on social networks. Her friend said that even from 8:00, the shop had more than 20 customers taking pictures. “I know because the restaurant has a unique design and has been reviewed a lot, so it will be crowded, but I don’t think it will be that much. If you want to take pictures, you have to line up next to the place you like and wait for your turn, ”she said. Xuan Phuong revealed that she often goes to the cafe to take pictures to both capture eye-catching scenes and enjoy drinks. However, she stressed that customers need to keep in mind when “living virtual” in these locations. “I understand that taking photos often takes time, easily influences the restaurant and other customers. Therefore, I always try to press the phone as quickly as possible and turn off the phone ring to avoid noise, ”she shared.