Top 10 Young and Timelessly Beautiful Vietnamese Women

Born on June 30, 1965, in Saigon, Nguyễn Cao Kỳ Duyên is a renowned overseas TV host, famous for co-hosting the show Paris by Night with Nguyễn Ngọc Ngạn. At 69 years old, she continues to defy aging with her youthful and vibrant appearance, maintaining a slender figure and a timeless beauty. Her musical journey began at age 5 with piano lessons, and by her teenage years, she was studying music theory and vocal training. Kỳ Duyên made her public debut as a host at the Miss Áo Dài pageant in Long Beach, California, and in 1984, she released her first album, receiving widespread support from fans, family, and friends. She also started her singing career in Seattle, Washington in 1985 and made her first TV appearance in 1993 with Hollywood Night. Nguyễn Cao Kỳ Duyên has truly lived her youth to the fullest, pursuing her passions and showcasing her extraordinary talents.

Born on March 15, 1970, in Hanoi, Hồng Nhung, whose full name is Lê Hồng Nhung, is one of the leading Divas of Vietnamese music, remaining a prominent figure in the industry since the 1990s. Known for her emotive and beloved voice, the singer of 'Nhớ về Hà Nội' also possesses a youthful and stunning beauty, reminiscent of the traditional Hanoi girl. Throughout her career, she has performed many works by renowned composers such as Văn Cao, Dương Thụ, Trần Tiến, and Phú Quang, but it is her performances of Trịnh Công Sơn's songs that truly cemented her legacy. The late composer Trịnh Công Sơn personally gifted her three iconic songs: 'Bống bồng ơi', 'Bống không là Bống', and 'Thuở Bống là người'. In addition to her singing career, Hồng Nhung is actively involved in various charitable and social causes, such as advocating for rhino and bear conservation and supporting anti-child abuse initiatives.

Giáng My, born in 1971 into an artistic family with a director father and a vocal instructor mother, was crowned Miss Đền Hùng in 1992. Despite being over 50, her appearance and beauty remain unchanged, an enduring testament to her timelessness. When asked about her beauty secrets, Giáng My credits her daily skincare routine, including facemasks and the use of day and night creams, along with a balanced diet and regular exercise. However, she insists that true beauty comes from within, valuing intellect and spirit over outward appearance. She continues to enrich her knowledge and skills each day. Although she possesses a rare beauty, Giáng My’s career path has not been without its challenges. After winning the crown, she stepped back from the public eye, focusing on her personal endeavors. Occasionally, she is seen judging pageants, including Miss World Vietnamese Businesswoman 2016, Miss Global Peace 2017, Miss International Businesswoman 2018, and Miss Vietnam Gem Queen 2019.

Thanh Mai is a multi-talented artist who began her career as a ballet student before gaining recognition as the second runner-up in the 1992 'Tomorrow's Movie Star' competition. She soon transitioned into acting, hosting, and modeling. With her exceptional height and youthful, beautiful appearance, Thanh Mai has always captured attention wherever she goes. In 2007, she made a successful return to the entertainment industry, most notably as the host of the daily program 'Sức Sống Mới' on VTV1, after taking a break to focus on her studies. Her colleagues on the program have praised her for her meticulous preparation, from her elegant wardrobe to her clever and witty hosting style, as well as her collaborative and respectful attitude. In addition to her hosting work, she has presented shows like Miss World Vietnamese, Queen Style, Live Joyfully Every Day, Happiness Around Us, and Understanding the Heart, and served as a judge in several beauty pageants.

Actress Việt Trinh, known for her role in 'Người đẹp Tây Đô', was born on November 27, 1972, in Bình Phước. A prominent star of the 1990s, she captured the hearts of audiences with her striking East Asian features, including large dark eyes, a high nose, and a charming smile. Her remarkable acting talent made her a cinematic icon, dominating movie theaters of the era. Việt Trinh began her career in the 1980s, initially taking supporting roles or background parts. Her breakthrough came when she starred in 'Ngọc trong đá' (The Gem in the Rock) under director Trần Cảnh Đôn. The 1990s marked the peak of her career, particularly with the popular TV series 'Người đẹp Tây Đô' in 1996. After the success of this show, Việt Trinh's personal life faced challenges, which led her to step back from the public eye. She transitioned to directing, working on films like 'Trở về' and 'Ba điều ước'. In 2022, after more than 30 years in the industry, Việt Trinh announced her retirement from acting and directing to devote more time to her son.

Khánh Huyền, born in 1971 in Hanoi, started her artistic journey early, participating in the 'Họa mi' Club at the Hanoi Children’s Cultural Center alongside other famous artists like Thanh Lam and Hồng Nhung. She appeared in films such as 'Hát giữa chiều mưa' (Singing in the Afternoon Rain) directed by Trần Phương, 'Nụ tầm xuân' (Spring Buds), 'Người nổi tiếng' (The Famous Person), and 'Vui buồn sau lũy tre' (Joy and Sorrow Behind the Bamboo Fence). Her roles in 'Ngọt ngào và man trá' (Sweet and Deceptive) in 1996 and 'Người thổi tù và hàng tổng' (The Hornblower of the Village) in 2001 were pivotal in establishing her reputation in the Vietnamese film industry. Despite her gentle, graceful appearance, Khánh Huyền has faced personal hardships, including the end of her first marriage. After moving south to Ho Chi Minh City, she eventually found happiness in a second marriage. In November 2022, she launched a beauty blog called 'Trắng Hồng Tự Tin' (Confidently Pink and White), where she shares beauty tips and practices that have helped her maintain her youthful appearance throughout the years.

Actress and model Trương Ngọc Ánh, born on November 12, 1976, in Hanoi, is best known for her role in the film 'Giã từ dĩ vãng' (Goodbye to the Past). Even as a student, she won numerous beauty pageant titles, including First Prize at the 'Nữ sinh duyên dáng Hà Nội' (Charming Hanoi Student) contest in 1992 and the title of International Fashion Queen in Egypt in 1998. Her acting talent earned her accolades like the Mai Vàng Award in 2007 for her role as Dần in 'Áo lụa Hà Đông' (Silk Dress of Hanoi) and Best Actress in 2014. Currently, she is the CEO of Ánh Việt Printing and Advertising Company and owns a popular Italian restaurant named Java, as well as a flour import business. In December 2006, Trương Ngọc Ánh was elected as a committee member of the Vietnam Modeling Association. She has also served as a judge for various beauty pageants, including Miss Ethnic Vietnam 2011 and Miss Earth.

Actress Diễm My, born in 1962 in Nha Trang, is often referred to as the 'ageless beauty.' She gained the title 'Queen of Calendar Photos' after being featured on magazine covers starting in 1983, continuing through the 1980s and 1990s. At just 17, she landed her first acting role in the film 'Trang giấy mới' (New Paper) by director Trung Dân. With her delicate features, tall and slender figure, and natural acting style, Diễm My quickly became a beloved figure in Vietnam’s entertainment scene during that time.

At the peak of her career, Diễm My starred in the film 'Về trong sương mù' (Back in the Mist) in 1994, where she played a heroic female lead. Shortly after, she married businessman Hà Tôn Đức and chose to reduce her public appearances to focus on family life and raising children. Some of the notable films she has appeared in include 'Tiếng sóng' (Sound of the Waves), 'Phía sau cuộc chiến' (Behind the War), 'Hai chị em' (Two Sisters), 'Về trong sương mù' (Back in the Mist), 'Nghề báo' (The News Profession), 'Ngũ quái Sài Gòn' (The Five Monsters of Saigon), 'Sắc đẹp và danh vọng' (Beauty and Fame), 'Đôi mắt của trái tim' (The Eyes of the Heart), and 'Cô Ba Sài Gòn' (Miss Saigon).

People's Artist Lê Khanh, born Trần Mai Khanh on July 14, 1963, in Hanoi, is a celebrated actress and stage artist. She began her artistic career in the 1970s and became widely known for her roles in films such as 'Người Hà Nội' (The People of Hanoi), 'Chợ tình' (Market of Love), 'Tiếng gọi bên sông' (The Call by the River), and 'Gái già lắm chiêu' (The Old Maid with Many Tricks). Raised in a Hanoi family, Lê Khanh embodies the elegance, grace, and refined beauty of ancient Hanoi, leaving a lasting impression on audiences with her timeless appeal.

In addition to her film career, Lê Khanh is also an accomplished stage director. She has directed plays such as 'Nhà ôsin' (The Maid's House), 'Tất cả đều là con tôi' (All Are My Children), 'Lời thề thứ 9' (The Ninth Vow), and short comedic plays like 'Thị Hến'. After a long absence from Vietnamese television, Lê Khanh made a successful return with the project 'Mẹ ơi, bố đâu rồi?' (Mom, Where’s Dad?), based on an American script, alongside renowned artists. She has also appeared in major film projects, achieving new success in her 60s. In 2021, she won the Best Leading Actress Award at the 22nd Vietnam Film Festival for her role as Lý Lệ Hà in 'Gái già lắm chiêu V'. In 2022, she was honored by the Ministry of Culture, Sports, and Tourism with the 'Best Film Actress of the Year' award.

Artist Chiều Xuân, born in 1967, hails from a family with a strong artistic tradition. After finishing high school, she enrolled in the School of Theatre and Cinema to pursue her passion for acting and follow in her father's footsteps. Even as a second-year student, she was invited to act in films. Her breakthrough role was in the film 'Mẹ chồng tôi' (My Mother-in-Law), directed by People’s Artist Khải Hưng, which significantly boosted her career and made her name widely known to the public.

In 1996, Chiều Xuân introduced a fresh persona with her role as Na in the film 'Người yêu đi lấy chồng' (The Lover Got Married) directed by Vũ Châu. Later, she played a flower seller in the play 'Ả ca ve nhà hàng Maxim' (The Maxim Restaurant's Call Girl), a performance that required her to act and dance simultaneously. Chiều Xuân captivated the audience with her singing, even without a microphone, holding the audience's attention from start to finish. Her delicate face and a blend of gentle yet bold beauty earned her the title of the North's top star.