by foreign influence. The ao dai provides a outstanding example of how the Vietnamese have responded to both Chinese and French colonization by adopting elements of foreign cultures and modifying them to be uniquely Vietnamese. Prior to the fifteenth century, Vietnamese women typically wore a skirt and halter top. These were some times covered by an open-necked tunic (ao tu than) with four long panels, the front two tied or belted at the waist. Women garments were brown or black, accented by brightly colored tops or belts on special occasions. From 1407 to 1428, China Ming Dynasty occupied Vietnam and forced women to wear Chinese-style pants. After regaining independence, Vietnam Le Dynasty (1428788) likewise criticized women clothing for violating Confucian standards of decorum. Since the policies were haphazardly enforced, and skirts and halter tops remained the norm.During the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries, Vietnam was divided into two regions, with the Nguyen family ruling the south.
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