Time to graduate for these young ladies, in a beautiful environment (the Temple of Literature, no less!).
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3 comments:
I like their graduation dress (?). What they're wearing is so unique to me. In the Philippines we usually wear toga or white dresses (during my elementary graduation).
The young lady on the right is wearing an áo dài, which is a traditional Vietnamese dress; the one one the left has got what looks more like an American graduation cloak, on top of her áo dài. I think I prefer the tradition :).
it's better if we can see their beautiful faces :)
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