The roots of cheongsam lie in the Manchu people, one of China’s 56 ethnic groups, as it is their traditional attire. Since the Manchu were also called “banner people” (“qi ren” in Chinese), the garment later became known as ” cheongsam“. As the dominant ethnic group in the Qing Dynasty, the banner people represented nobility at that…
The qipao, a garment known as the “Chinese painting worn on the body,” has weathered a century of vicissitudes since the 1920s and quietly become a synonym for the elegant temperament of Oriental women. The uniqueness of the qipao lies in its new clothing style that integrates Chinese and Western elements. The aesthetic connotation it…
Qipao, an embodiment of grace and elegance from an era, showcases the soft beauty of ancient Oriental charm. It blooms in the depths of time, remaining elegant and timeless. Shanghai Qipao originates from Shanghai, the “magic city”. The 1930s and 1940s marked its prime. It integrates Western tailoring with Chinese elements, featuring waist-cinching designs to…
What Is a Modern Cheongsam? The modern cheongsam is a “stylish upgrade” of the traditional garment. As an iconic Chinese attire, it preserves classic elegance while embracing contemporary trends. Since its emergence in the 17th century, its design has continuously evolved. Today’s versions blend timeless features like standing collars and button knots with fresh silhouettes,…
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