Images of Vietnam on US website
Free People, an US popular fashion website, has just selected Vietnam as the location for its “look book” photographic collection, published on its March edition.
Free People, a popular fashion website in the United States, has recently chosen Vietnam as the backdrop for its latest "look book" photographic collection, published in the Spring 2025 edition.
This issue features stunning images of traditional Vietnamese costumes captured at some of the country's most attractive tourist destinations, including Hanoi, Ha Long Bay, Hoi An, and Sapa, reflecting the journey of Free People's photojournalists.
The photographic collection by Free People taken in Vietnam transcends a mere fashion showcase; it is a vivid portrait of enchanting Vietnam for the global audience. As noted by Free People, Vietnam is an "intriguing nation" where modernity seamlessly meets tradition, creating a unique and vibrant living atmosphere.
Life in Hoi An featured in Free People
As of 2025, Vietnam continues to show strong potential for tourism development. Recently, Ha Long Bay has been recognized again, this time by National Geographic as one of the top travel destinations for the year, affirming its enduring appeal. Furthermore, the renowned travel guide Lonely Planet has included Vietnam in its list of the top 10 must-visit destinations for 2025, highlighting the country's rich culture and breathtaking landscapes.
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