Nhật Bình - Vietnamese traditional costume

Nhat Binh was one of the casual clothes of the empress dowager, empress consort, and princesses in the imperial city of the Nguyen Dynasty – the last dynasty of Vietnam. When there were informal events, these royal women would wear the ao Nhat Binh instead of the Phuong bao (means the garb of phoenix), which was the noblest clothes of the empresses and princesses. For consorts, female officials and those ladies with high social status, ao Nhat Binh was their noblest clothes.

Prompt:

" Nhat Binh costume, a beautiful girl with long, flowing black hair, gracefully wearing a traditional Vietnamese Nhật Bình costume. The white and orange Nhat Binh costume has intricate embroidery and rich colors of the garment stand out. She stands in a tranquil garden, surrounded by blooming flowers and ancient stone pathways, with soft sunlight filtering through the trees. Her expression is serene and poised, reflecting the dignity and grace of the traditional attire. The background showcases elements of historical architecture, enhancing the cultural and regal ambiance. The style is cinematic and richly detailed, focusing on the harmony between the girl, her traditional costume, and the serene environment."