Arriving at the warm-up ceremony of “Ocean Beauty Contest 2017” Ly Nha Ky donned in the whole light pink outlook with cape by Dice Kayek which enhanced her extraordinary charming and luxurious appearance.
Ly Nha Ky is one of the judges of the Ocean Beauty Contest 2017. Coming to the warm-up ceremony of this contest, she dressdonned in the whole light pink outlook with cape by Dice Kayek which enhanced her extraordinary charming and luxurious appearance.
Her look was embraced by the diamond jewelry from Paolo Piovan and Crivelli rings, and De Grisogono earrings. These are high-end fashion and jewelry being retailed by Ly Nha Ky’s company.
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Right after the super expensive Rolls-Royce Ghost parked at the lobby of Lotte Legend Saigon hotel, Princess Mindanao Ly Nha Ky was carefully taken care by photographers. |
With her role as being a the Former Ambassador of Vietnam Tourism, when being asked by the organisers of the beauty contest to express her thoughts about this competition, Ly Nha Ky said she expects the new Miss Ocean will be the bridge for tourism promotion, especially Vietnamese beaches.
According to the Former Tourism Ambassador as well as Princess Ly Nha Ky’s point of view, there are numbers of beautiful beaches in Vietnam compared to neighbor countries, however we have not yet exploited the maximum tourism potential of such wonderful nature sites.
Currently Ly Nha Ky is very busy with lots of business and art projects, coming is her plan of promotiong fashion, tourism and cinema of Vietnam to the world at Cannes Film Festival 2017.
Ly Nha Ky is making efforts to seek for high quality cinema projects to invest in and support talented film makers in order to produce and promote Vietnamese cinema at prestigious international film festivals such as Cannes and Asian film festivals.
The actress wishes that with her international relationships in her hand, she will contribute to the development of Vietnamese cinema in coming years so the public who loves cinema will have a chance to enjoy more high quality products by Vietnamese film makers and investors.
