Qipao, the Qing Dynasty’s Manchu, born in the early 20th century,Qipaos are worn not only by the average Chinese person but also by influential people on special occasions: We can see that young girls wear qipaos to celebrate the New Year; brides wear them to their weddings; and movie stars and wives of diplomats have been seen sporting qipaos at social functions. And qipaos have become a source of inspiration for renowned fashion designers. Versace and Ralph Lauren have both cited elements of the qipao in their designs.
And Qipao has an English name, Cheongsam, though it is from the Cantonese. The same dress in China , including the modern Beijing city, the dress is known by the name Qipao, the word having its roots in Chinese history.
What Do Qipaos Look Like?
The original qipao was wide and baggy. The one-piece dress featured a high neck and straight skirt. It covered all of a woman’s body except for her head, hands, and toes. The qipao was traditionally made of silk and featured intricateembroidery.
The original qipao was wide and baggy. The one-piece dress featured a high neck and straight skirt. It covered all of a woman’s body except for her head, hands, and toes. The qipao was traditionally made of silk and featured intricateembroidery.
Why do people like to wear the Qipaos?
In addition, in the thought clashes of tradition and the modern,of preservation of traditional “googness” and pursuit of beauty,the cheongsam is becoming ever more suited to the current time and life.Its style has been modified,making it less expensive,more convenient,more pleasant to the eye and more suited to the body.The cheongsam combines the kaleidoscopic past and the brand new present.It is historic and aesthetic,hence good for collection.






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