XS - AU 8 / US 4 / UK 8
Front Button Down with Large Buttons
Jewelry Simple gold or silver pieces Pearl studs or drops A minimal pendant A clean bracelet or watch Avoid oversized statement pieces Shoes Closed-toe pumps for conservative events Strappy heels for evening galas Neutral tones such as black, nude, metallic Avoid extremely high heels Bags Small structured clutch Envelope clutch Matte textures Avoid glitter, sequins, loud prints Wraps & Layers Blazers (for business-formal dinners) Tailored boleros Matte shawls Avoid fur-style wraps unless the event is ultra-formal Hair, Makeup & Grooming Corporate grooming standards differ from social events
Soft layers of tulle fall from a delicately structured silhouette, where tie-up shoulder straps frame a clean straight neckline with understated romance
In the northern part of the country, the traditional dress is called ao tu than, which means 'dress of four parts.' It is made with four panels of fabric, a long sash in the front, and is worn with a large, flat, round hat