Originating from the “Pearl of the Far East” collection by Vietnamese designer Tra Linh, which debuted earlier this year, the dresses selected by Huyen exhibit a timeless elegance and are designed to beautifully highlight her silhouette.
Her initial gown is a lace ensemble featuring a plunging V-neckline and distinctively voluminous shoulders, offering a blend of traditional and modern aesthetics for the future bride. Embellished with an array of large and small crystals along its neckline, the dress ensures that the bride radiates with elegance.
An elegantly crystal-embellished slit at the rear of the gown permits a discreet showcase of Huyen’s slim waist.
The gown, priced at VND50 million (US$2,020), has garnered praise for Huyen’s beauty and grace following the public reveal of her and Hai’s wedding photographs.
Her second attire is a mermaid dress inspired by classic designs, employing shaping techniques to emphasize the wearer’s waist and is adorned with crystal studs for added allure.
Retailing for VND76 million, this piece is enhanced with a detachable skirt, offering the ensemble greater flexibility and diversity.
Huyen’s third wedding dress is a pink ombre mermaid gown that captures the beguiling and enigmatic essence of East Asian fashion, inspired by flower petals.
In addition to its striking embroidered designs, the gown features a detachable skirt embellished with 3D flowers in pastel pink, further highlighting Huyen’s physique.
Hai, 27, is celebrated for his accomplishments in sports, including clinching the gold medal at the SEA Games 2019, securing victory at the 2018 AFF Cup, and playing a key role in Vietnam’s notable participation in the 2021 World Cup qualifiers with the national team.
Huyen, 24, has made a name for herself as a digital influencer and entrepreneur, garnering more than 620,000 followers on TikTok.
The couple, who began their relationship in 2021, celebrated their engagement on Jan. 1 and are planning two wedding celebrations: one on a soccer field near Hai’s residence in the Dong Anh district of Hanoi on March 28, and another in the central region of the capital on April 6.
Hai acknowledged in a previous interview that he expects his impending nuptials to bring numerous positive changes in his career.
