Home >

Han Culture -- Chinese Cheongsam

2010/7/31 14:34:00 61

Men in Qing Dynasty

Clothes & Accessories

In the late period of Kangxi, the style was the most popular in the late period of Yong Zheng.

Manchu women are mainly gowns, while Han women are still fashionable.

In the middle of the Qing Dynasty, Manchu Han was followed by each other. In the later period, Manchu people followed the Han ethos quite well. Even the history books had a record of "flags changing to Han costume and palace robes cut into short clothes".

The ethnics of Han nationality following the Manchu costume were popular among the dignitaries at this time.

The styles and varieties of women's clothing became more and more diverse in the Qing Dynasty, such as vests, circles, skirts, coats, cloud shoulders, scarves, hand cages, breast patches, belts and glasses.

Emerge in endlessly.

Since 1840, modern culture has been impregnated with Chinese culture. Many coastal cities, especially the metropolis such as Shanghai, have been attracted by western culture.

Popular in the 20s of this century

cheongsam

Born out of Manchu women's clothing in Qing Dynasty, it was stereotyped by Han women who constantly improved their styles of absorbing western clothing in their dress.

At that time, there was no professional clothing research center. The changes in clothing styles were constantly changing under the influence of the fashion of the ages.

From 1920s to the end of 40s, Chinese cheongsam was popular for more than 20 years.

style

Several changes, such as the height of the collar, the short length of the sleeves and the height of the slit, have made the cheongsam completely rid of the old fashions, changing the old appearance of the Chinese women's long arms and arms, showing the feminine posture and curvilinear beauty fully, which is suitable for the prevailing fashion and has made a great contribution to the emancipation of women.

The cheongsam cheongsam was most popular among the female students at that time. It followed suit all over the country, almost becoming the typical dress of the new Chinese women in the late 20s.

It is worth mentioning that at that time, the fashionable girls, celebrities, movie stars and so on, who led the fashion trend, also promoted the development of cheongsam style. Among them, Tang Ying and others were the earliest fashion companies in Shanghai.

Since 30s, cheongsam has become almost the standard garment of Chinese women.

Cheongsam has even become a dress for social occasions and diplomatic activities.

Later, cheongsam went abroad to imitate the dress of other women.