FitRoom – AI clothes changer that’s been making waves on social media recently has just launched a feature that lets users try on traditional Vietnamese clothing. Our hope is to help preserve Vietnamese culture and bring traditional garments closer to young people and friends around the world.
Traditional Vietnamese Clothes – A Colorful and Proud Cultural Heritage
Traditional Vietnamese clothing isn’t just ordinary attire – it’s a deep reflection of our history, culture, and national identity throughout different periods of development. Each traditional outfit carries stories of a specific era or stage in our country’s development. From Ao Giao Linh (the cross-collared), Nhat Binh, Ao Tu Than (the four-panel attire), Ao Ngu Than (the five-panel), to Ao Vien Linh (the round-collar) – each style has its own unique design, colors, and meaning.
For many centuries, Vietnamese traditional clothes have been part of everyday life, formal ceremonies, and important historical milestones. Preserving and promoting traditional Vietnamese clothing not only helps honor traditional beauty but is also a way for us to reconnect with our roots and better understand our cultural heritage.
In recent years, the movement to wear traditional Vietnamese clothing has become increasingly popular. More and more young people are becoming interested in learning about and wearing traditional outfits for special occasions such as: Lunar New Year, artistic photoshoots, weddings, personal anniversaries, international exchanges, performance events, and historical reenactments.
Try On Different Vietnamese Ancient Clothing With The Fitroom App
Proudly developed entirely by Vietnamese developers, the Fitroom virtual try-on clothes app helps bring traditional Vietnamese clothes closer to everyone. For those who haven’t experienced wearing traditional Vietnamese clothing, Fitroom offers both free virtual try-ons and stories about our nation’s history through clothing culture.
Stepping into FitRoom’s Vietnamese clothing library feels like entering a time portal, where each outfit carries its own historical story.
And the special part is that you can try these outfits right on the Fitroom app, which you can download here.
It’s not complicated at all – you just need to click “Upload Photo” then select a full-body photo with a simple background, choose the traditional Vietnamese outfit you want to try from Fitroom’s wardrobe, click create and you’re done. Once the AI finishes merging the clothing with your portrait, you can transform into a historical character in your favorite traditional Vietnamese outfit.
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If you love elegant looks, you can try on the cross-collared Ao Giao Linh – with its graceful wide sleeves that look sophisticated when paired with a skirt or long pants. Want to feel like an empress or nobility? The Nhat Binh dress will transform you into a royal from the Nguyen dynasty with its intricate patterns. Or you could become a Vietnamese woman of old in the four-panel or five-panel outfits – clothing closely tied to everyday life. If you admire the majestic look of the elite class during the Ly and Tran dynasties, the round-collared Vien Linh with its distinctive design is the perfect choice.
FitRoom promises to update many more traditional outfits from various Vietnamese ethnic groups and other countries like Thailand, China, India, and Korea, helping you fully explore the beauty of many traditional clothing styles.
In a blog post on his personal blog, Associate Professor Dr. Nguyễn Ái Việt, former Director of the Institute of Information Technology, Vietnam National University, Hanoi. stated: “We can say that culture leads the way and is also the most important protector for industrial goods.“
And among countless tech products in this exploding AI era, Fitroom has managed to tell the story of Vietnamese culture through its virtual try-on product in an interesting and meaningful way.
More than just a virtual fitting tool, FitRoom is a way to preserve historical and cultural values, helping younger generations better understand Vietnamese clothing through different periods. Fitroom deserves to be shared with more people so that traditional Vietnamese clothing doesn’t just remain in history books!
