With the meaning of honoring Vietnam’s silk weaving, Cocoon Em Researched by the author using light, flying materials, combined with rope-tie technique marcame of foreign countries. According to the information revealed in video clips , the costume weighs up to 30kg, and on the day of the photo shoot with this costume, countless crystal beads injured Van. The queen also carefully learned how to assemble the most accurate, before the exam day National Costume (National Costume), Khanh Van will have to spend nearly 1 hour to assemble this rather complicated costume set. However, the design with all-white tones is said to not be able to stand out on stage compared to the colorful and eye-catching designs of other competitors. Not to mention Cocoon Em quite bulky, difficult to move and at first no one could see Khanh Van until she stopped and opened the cocoon. This may be a curious point, but it does not help Khanh Van create an advantage when moving on stage. After side activities such as trying on the opening costume, filming a video, taking a promotional photo… Khanh Van and the contestants entered the practice phase to prepare for important competition nights: National Costume (7 a.m. May 14, Vietnam time), Semi-finals (6 a.m. May 15, Vietnam time), Final (7 a.m. May 17, Vietnam time). Competition Miss Universe The 69th edition will take place in the US from May 6 to 16, 2021 (US time). Audiences can vote for Khanh Van to enter the Top 21 directly by vote through the app Miss Universe , the voting portal has opened and will be closed until the end of May 15, 2021 (US time). Contest National Costume Voting portal will be open from May 13, 2021 to the end of May 15, 2021 (US time).

The costume ‘Ken Em’ was chosen by Khanh Van to perform. This morning, 7am on May 14 (Vietnam time), Miss Nguyen Tran Khanh Van will enter the national costume contest with more than 70 contestants from other countries and territories. This year Miss Universe was held at Seminole Hard Rock Resort and Casino, Hollywood, Florida, USA. The contest took place extremely excitingly with the competition of the representatives who in turn showed the beauty imbued with national cultural identity on the stage. In the National Costume – National Costume competition, Khanh Van chose ‘Ken Em’ to perform in this beauty arena. The outfit is very interested in her performance by domestic and international audiences. This is an outfit designed by designer Khoa Lo and implemented with designer Tin Thai. The national costume performance of Miss Nguyen Tran Khanh Van at Miss Universe 2021. Not disappointing fans, in her performance, Khanh Van not only showed grace but also full of confidence when striding on stage. Under the stands, the fans kept cheering, as well as giving her the warmest applause. With this performance, the Vietnamese representative left a strong impression on friends around the world about Vietnamese culture as well as attracting the attention of the international media. Through “Ken Em”, Khanh Van not only cleverly shows the grace and elegance of the traditional Vietnamese woman, but also conveys a message that honors Vietnam’s silk weaving.

Khanh Van with the design Coc Em Khanh Van introduces the national costume that she will bring to the war at the Miss Universe 2021 pageant, which will take place next month in the US. She said: “Coc Em compared to the drawing is 90% similar. During the implementation, the crew agreed to only change a few details to help me wear the model behind more easily. Edit, I am happy because it resembles what I envision “. Khanh Van’s design set left quite a lot of impression on the on-site viewers, but there were also many conflicting opinions around the design. In particular, many netizens, when only able to see the design through the images, left many comments. In which, there is an opinion that “looking at Khanh Van wearing a costume, it feels quite heavy and cumbersome. Looking at a distance, Khanh Van looks like a god in a historical film”. Shape of Coc Em Coc Em is the winner of Miss Universe Vietnam ‘National costume design competition’, conceptualized by designer Khoa Lo and implemented with Tin Thai. The costume includes stylized ao dai, with a silk-fiber cocoon model, applying manual knitting techniques in combination with foreign macrame. With the meaning of honoring the profession of growing mulberry, raising silkworms, inside the cocoon, describing the craft of weaving silk through the reel and reel. The main white tone on Ao Dai helps Khanh Van express the grace and elegance of traditional women. Khanh Van performed national costumes