In conversations surrounding Vietnam’s fashion history, it’s impossible not to discuss áo dài and its many iterations across the eras as symbols of Vietnamese femininity, but it would be amiss to leave out the local range of eclectic bracelets and bangles, hairdos and headdresses and the people who wore them. This is precisely the focus of "Saigon Women 1960s–1970s," a collection of illustrations by Lê Hiền Tâm (@thisistam__). ___ Images courtesy of Lê Hiền Tâm. | Saigoneer

History on the field, culture in every thread.  @jaedynshaw11 wore a custom Áo dài infused with her @thenccourage kit to honor AAPI Heritage Month—and every girl who needs someone like her to look up to. Shaw worked with the legend @thainguyenatelier to bring this vision to life!  #VietPride #AAPIHeritageMonth #USWNT #NCCourage #JaedynShaw #ÁoDài #GameDayFits #HistoryMaker | CBS 17 | Facebook