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Pam and Eric in Vietnam

Sunday, August 10, 2008

Lynda's traditional ao dai in the making

Lynda and the four women (Jen, Pam, Alicia and Emily) had traditional ao dai outfits made in Ho Chi Minh City. After going to a street market to pick out the fabrics, we went to a seamstress to get measured. Here's the seamstress putting the finishing touches to Lynda's wedding dress.
Posted by Butter at 8:59 PM
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