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Lệ Nam and Nam Em Turn Heads on the Red Carpet After Pageant Win Debate

Jun 21, 2026

Seoul [South Korea], June 21: The third night of the Vietnam International Fashion Week took place on June 20, featuring collections from designers including ĐINH (Chạm), Thảo Nguyễn (Golden Heart Veil), and Chung Chung Lee (Run for Rhythm - In Your Own Lane). Alongside the models walking the runway, the event welcomed several celebrities, including Lệ Nam, Nam Em, Lanh Thanh, and Trịnh Mỹ Anh.
Lệ Nam and Nam Em's Beauty Face-Off
The appearance of twin sisters Lệ Nam and Nam Em drew significant media attention. The duo recently earned top titles at a beauty pageant, with one being crowned Hoa Khoi (Beauty Queen) and the other Á Khoi (Runner-up).
Since their victories, discussions about the sisters have dominated beauty forums and social media. While many fans are excited to see them return to the spotlight after a relatively quiet period, others have questioned their wins due to controversies they were involved in previously.
At Vietnam International Fashion Week, Nam Em impressed in an elegant white gown adorned with intricate embellishments. The dress featured delicate fringe details that created a graceful effect as she moved. Appearing shortly after being named Á Khoi Hoan Vũ TP.HCM, the 9X beauty stood out with her radiant and confident presence.
Meanwhile, Lệ Nam captivated photographers in a striking gold gown highlighted by a sculpted shoulder design. The deep neckline was tastefully executed, adding sophistication while enhancing her glamorous look. Following her victory as Hoa Khoi Hoan Vũ TP.HCM, Lệ Nam shared that the crown represents both pride and responsibility. She emphasized her commitment to using her voice and platform to spread kindness and positive values.
Source: Thanh Nien Newspaper

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