Something Like Old Vietnam

Posted on 18/08/2016 by Aaron Joel Santos

Just a few images from a recent fashion shoot featuring some beautiful, near-forgotten French sewing techniques still being kept alive in a small town in northern Vietnam. The pieces are faint and brief and feel like they could be carried away by a strong breeze, which is as proper an homage to the craft as I can imagine.

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I am a freelance editorial and commercial photographer living in New Orleans. This is my blog. I'm a big fan of the arts, music, and literature. And I tend to overthink things like internet bios. View all posts by Aaron Joel Santos

7 thoughts on “Something Like Old Vietnam”

Nat Carter Artography 18/08/201608:41

Wow! These images are gorgeous!!!
ARPAD Services 18/08/201619:40

Beautiful.
lliyrapohl 18/08/201620:12

The middle one is especially stunning. These are beautiful! What is the sewing technique called?
Photofinland by Rantasalot 18/08/201622:30

Beautiful!
jenniferrecipes 22/08/201622:19

So beautiful!
ReceiveYourJob@gmail.com 04/09/201618:35

Excellent post
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