How did vietnamese clothes look a long long time ago, i think ao dai and stuff were just made like 4-200 years not very long, what were before that???

Probably like Korea and Japan, just imitations of Chinese traditional clothes.

In theory, we were not used to wear anything back then. The women looked really cute without any clothes. Most of the men felt clumpsy because they worked with axes in the jungle. Accidents sometimes tended to happen. Therefore men used to tie their manhoods toward the back of their cracks. Because of that, the Chinese called us "Giao Chi." It means the connection between two toes. At one point, we invented ao dai for men and women but without the pants....

Ok, maybe Johanjit and my bros morito byron can tell us better versions.

Before Chinese influence, in hot days we would wear loincloths and the women would wear skirts.

But in cold days we would wear overalls though. So depending on the temperature, we would be skimpy on hot days and wear overalls on cold days.

http://www.nhandan.org.vn/english/history/20001014.html

uh aint this pic chinese and what do u mean posting up this pic ??

http://nguyentl.free.fr/html/photo_la_plus_vielle_vn.htm

Họa phẩm (Hiếu-Ức-Quốc) xưa nhất về dân tộc Ðại-Việt (1078)

Một họa phẩm danh tiếng của Lý-Công-Lân tức Lý-Long-Miên, người đất Chu, đại-thần đời nhà Tống, miêu họa các sứ giả của Hiếu-Ức-Quốc, có nghĩa là nước của những người có lòng hiếu thảo, tức là nước Ðại-Việt của ta vậy (theo Ô.Thái-Văn-Kiểm).

Bức tranh nầy được lưu giữ tại viện bảo tàng Emile Etienne Guimet ở Paris !

so was vietnamese cloths thich and leathery like japanese back then, like that? or silky and stuff like now... or puffy etc, pictures would be nice