The famous acrobatic stars Quoc Co and Quoc Nghiep, Guinness World Records holders for longest head-to-head balancing, gave a spectacular Vietnamese circus performance in the fashion capital of the world.

They named the photo collection "Vietnamese Circus in Italy - Catwalk Show in A Day in Life." In their stylish attires, the brother did a photoshoot in famous tourist destinations, doing their signature stunts. Needless to say, the results are epic!

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By-walkers cannot help but be amazed by Co and Nghiep's performance in the middle of the Piazza Del Duomo Square, one of Milan's most famous and busy destinations.

The nearby attractions are the Milan Cathedral, the 127-year-old Monument to Vittorio Emanuele II, which are located in the center of Piazza Del Duomo Square.

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Taking a close-up at their stunt, the composure and professionalism shine through.

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They also performed acrobatic human ladder move, right in front of Banca Cesare Ponti Sede, matching their suit with the scenery.

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In the photo, they are in front of the Milan Cathedral, the 4th largest Roman Catholic church in the world on beautiful weather. Speaking to the media agency, Co and Nghiep said the making of this photo collection were not as easy and effortless as it seemed.

The winter weather in Europe is extreme, so they started preparing very early to cope. They waited for the most beautiful daylight in the cold weather.

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Their path was the streets from Banca Cesare Ponti Sede, to the famous Giureconsulti building near Piazza Del Duomo. It took 6 hours of walking in 3 degree Celsius to achieve beautiful captures.

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They made people's heads turned in Milan. It is not everyday one can see two men from Vietnam doing such an insane performance on the streets.

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The Giang brothers used their time in Milan to admire the beauty of Milan and shared the results of their trip online. They were at the Cathedral of Milan, and the 1300-year-old Piazza Mercanti.

Appeared in the photo collection were also the 1500-year-old castle of Sforzesco, or the 100-year-old Sempione park area of ​​38.6 hectares, and the Arco Della Pace. All of the above sites are recognized by UNESCO as world heritage sites, but many fans commented online said that the brother stole the show with their insane stunts.

The chic human ladder by the Giang brothers in front of the 1500-year-old castle of Sforzesco (Photo: Ngo Tran Hai An).

By the bench, they performed with a woman sitting nearby, in front of the 1500-year-old castle of Sforzesco (Photo: Ngo Tran Hai An).

Another insane stunt by the Giang brothers in front of the 1500-year-old castle of Sforzesco (Photo: Ngo Tran Hai An).

Their last stop were the famous tourist destination called Arco Della Pace, a symbolic monument of Milanese history.

The Giang brother at the triumphal arch Arco Della Pace, the 164-year-old relic, since the time of Napoleon (Photo: Ngo Tran Hai An).

The Giang brother at the triumphal arch Arco Della Pace, the 164-year-old relic, since the time of Napoleon (Photo: Ngo Tran Hai An).

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The city of Milan became the giant catwalk for the Giang brothers, just by crossing the streets or posing with their suits.

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