I feel like we need some clarification

xbainekox:

hongvanngh:

pepsie:

spider-poop:

scientificperfection:

elluka-clockworker:

fortunatossoliloquy:

This is a Kimono (Japanese):

This is a Hanfu (Chinese):

This is a Qi Pao (Chinese):

This is a Hanbok (Korean):

Any questions? 

ao dai
(vietnamese)

I just wanna say, the exact type of kimono shown is a Furisode. One with long arms. |’D

God I love traditional dresses

There’s also yukata:

Happi:

Samue:

Hakama:

And jinbei:

Those are all Japanese. ashdkshdjkh

people on DA need this very badly gfhjkal

The Áo Dài example in OP post is a little confusing, so I’‘m gonna add a little bit.

Here is Áo dài usually look like

Áo dài could be modernize for easier move around:

All photo
above

belong to Tiemhuulala

Kids have their own type of mordenize Áo dài too,
And the little thing in bottom left corner is Áo Yếm

Male version of áo dài called “Áo the“:

This is “Áo Tấc“ (notice the sleeves):

Photo by
Nguyên Phong Đoạn Lĩnh; in Color of Cloud album

 This is Nhật Bình (female Noble dress) :

Female Noble and servant, album Nhiễu Tịch

Male attire below is :
semi-formal dress for fifth-rank civil mandarins

By Nguyên Phong Đoạn Lĩnh, album Nhiễu Tịch

More info and official sample here

Of course, Nhật Bình và Áo Tấc have their modernize version too

Courtesy of Hanoi Sennen Yosakoi Team (ハノイ1000年よさこい連)
In their dance Điểm Tinh Hoạ Nhân

Or to mix with casual clothes ( by Little Forrest)

Those are Vietnamese clothes.

I LOVE the clothes made by little forest!

Would it be acceptable for someone who’s not Vietnamese to wear it as fashion though?