The costumes were made from pieces of paper and newspapers with great care and skill. The 11th grade students brought admiration to parents and students participating in the interdisciplinary project report of math - literature - history, geography - biology - chemistry - foreign languages - Photo: MY DUNG
At the interdisciplinary project report "Dragon's Imprint", as soon as the fashion show began, the Le Quy Don High School yard was filled with cheers and encouragement from students, parents, and teachers.
Anh Thu - a 12th grade student of the school - said:
"I think the costumes you made are so beautiful, even though they were made from recycled materials. You guys were so charismatic when you performed the fashion show and made me feel really drawn in, like I was watching a fashion show on a professional stage."
Inspired by the image of dragon fins and the lands of Ha Long, the students cleverly combined recycled materials to create a long, flowing mermaid dress - Photo: MY DUNG
The dress is inspired by the powerful and majestic images of the cultural heritage of Hanoi - Quang Ninh and uses environmentally friendly materials - Photo: MY DUNG
Students used many familiar materials of the Red River Delta such as bamboo and sedge combined with other friendly materials such as paper and the diversity of the Northern landscape to create a fashion product with a strong performance style - Photo: MY DUNG
Mr. Nguyen Viet Dang Du, head of the history group at Le Quy Don High School, commented that in addition to the unique fashion products that the students brought, he was also impressed by the in-depth videos that the students made. "Those are films with valuable learning materials," Mr. Du commented.
On the head is a bamboo tray that the students cleverly transformed into a conical hat with a costume made from recycled paper - Photo: MY DUNG
Students make use of discarded products such as foam boxes and paper boxes to turn them into quan ho costumes with many stylized details and a model of Thang Long Imperial Citadel - Photo: MY DUNG
A female general's costume with a dragon-shaped scepter made of bamboo, sedge, and paper and carrying the entire Thang Long Imperial Citadel on her shoulder - Photo: MY DUNG
The students' dresses are made mainly of paper, pleated and colorfully designed by the students themselves - Photo: MY DUNG
With a partially damaged straw mat that was usually used for lunch, students transformed it into an impressive fashion piece at a report session with the theme "Flying Dragon's Imprint" - Photo: MY DUNG
Ms. Bui Minh Tam, principal of Le Quy Don High School, Ho Chi Minh City, said that the environmentally friendly recycled fashion show by 11th grade students of Le Quy Don High School took place during the reporting ceremony of an interdisciplinary project of math, literature, chemistry, biology, geography, history, and foreign languages called "Flying Dragon's Imprint".
These are products inspired by learning activities about the land of Hanoi - Ninh Binh - Quang Ninh during a few-day tour in the North and learning about the cultural heritage in this land.
Therefore, in addition to performing costumes, participating classes had to choose their own music, direct and create a video presentation about the costumes related to the above land and the issues being implemented in the Flying Dragon Imprint learning project.
Fashion show is one of 500 products of the project.
The Flying Dragon Imprint Project of Le Quy Don High School started with students visiting the land of Hanoi - Ninh Binh - Quang Ninh, then they made products following the instructions to find the dragon imprint.
The project involved 1,000 students, 50 instructors and produced 500 products.
This is the first interdisciplinary project between natural sciences and social sciences. Fashion products and student fashion shows are among the products of the project.
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