The traditional Vietnamese garment is the áo dài—a long, flowing silk tunic with intricate embroidery, worn by both genders. Women's versions reach the ankles; men's are shorter, below the knee. Áo dài remains popular for formal occasions.
Daily wear includes Western-style clothing (jeans, T-shirts, dresses). Regional variations exist:
Clothing choices vary by region (north vs. south), weather, and occasion.