The Literature class captures the yearbook with traditional ao dai

Through the photo set, the group of 12th graders at Le Khiet High School of Literature wants to keep the memories of the students’ age and hope to convey a beautiful image of traditional costumes.

When they came up with the idea of ​​the class yearbook photos in mid-February, 37 students of grade 12 Van, Le Khiet High School (Quang Ngai) all agreed with the traditional concept instead of the modern photo sets, high fashioned. It didn’t take much time for consultation, the whole class came to the decision to choose a long dress as the outfit to wear. Vo Thao Nguyen (pink shirt) told Zing that 34/37 members of the class are girls, and are very fond of traditional costumes, especially ao dai. “Ao dai has a wider form than modern ao dai, which is a familiar outfit of Vietnamese women in the past. We hope to be able to recreate the gentle and background image of the women in the past in the past. set of photos, “Thao Nguyen said. Nguyen also said that before the date of the shoot, the whole class went online to research how to pose and walk to match the concept. In addition to rented outfits, the members also invested in combining accessories and props to get the best picture. In addition to the photo, the group of students specializing in Literature also invested in filming a clip in ao dai costumes. The two products were filmed in Hoi An with a total cost of about 18 million VND. “Because of researching how to pose, the photo session took place quite quickly and smoothly. Until filming, because most of the members have never been in front of the camera, so they were quite shy, not natural. Which group filmed, the rest of them and the photo crew joked and cheered, so they were more relaxed, their acting was more ‘amazing’, Nguyen said. In particular, since most of the members are female, the makeup and hair styling takes a lot of time. In order to take pictures from 7:00 a.m., the class had to get up at 2 a.m. to prepare. Although tired, when receiving the results, 37 members were satisfied. Vo Duc Nguyen, one of the creators of the series, said that he was very happy that the pictures received praise on social media. He commented that recently, the traditional costume concept is chosen by many classes for the yearbook photos. “I am getting quite a lot of requests to take photos of ao dai, turtlenecks or bra from senior students. Instead of the horror, violence or revealing concepts, the traditional costumes are both meaningful and meaningful. suitable for their age, their image is much more “, he shared.