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September 9th is a special festival in Chinese traditional festivals. The Double Ninth Festival on this day is special because of its auspicious meaning. On the 9th day of the 9th lunar month, both the day and the month are 9, so it’s called “Chongjiu”. Also, 9 belongs to Yang in ancient times, and double […]
In the previous article, I introduced the main sleeve types of Qipao. Today, let’s explore the details of Qipao collars. Don’t underestimate the collar’s role. A well – chosen Qipao collar can visually enhance and beautify, highlighting the elegance and classical charm of Qipao. It’s the starting point of a Qipao, and a perfect beginning […]
In the world of Qipao, sleeve selection is crucial! In Qipao making, sleeves are an extremely important part. They not only help the skirt and waist achieve a slender silhouette but also accentuate the delicate beauty of the shoulders and neck. Moreover, a uniquely – designed and romantic sleeve is like the icing on the […]
Autumn and winter are indeed the perfect seasons for velvet. How can these seasons be complete without velvet? Its rich nobility, combined with a low – key yet luxurious velvety texture, makes it irresistible to many, thanks to its unmistakable aristocratic charm. Although its history can be traced back to the ancient Warring States period, […]
1. Ironing Care Our Qipaos are crafted from silk and handmade. For the sake of safe transportation, they are packed in waterproof packaging. Once you receive it, use a steam iron at a low temperature to iron the Qipao. After ironing it smooth, let it sit for 10 – 15 minutes before trying it on. […]
As international tourism rebounds across China, an unexpected cultural phenomenon has emerged: foreign visitors donning elaborate historical costumes to pose against imperial backdrops. French traveler Titi became an overnight sensation after sharing photos of himself dressed as a Qing Dynasty “gege” (imperial prince) in Xitang Water Town, his green silk robe and floral headdress contrasting […]
As Chinese cultural aesthetics gain global traction, actress Dilraba (迪丽热巴) emerges as its most captivating ambassador. Her recent fusion ensembles—a deconstructed qipao and an ink-wash gown—transcend mere fashion statements, weaving historical reverence with contemporary audacity. This exploration delves into how her sartorial choices ignite cultural pride, challenge design boundaries, and crystallize a new era of […]
Beneath the cool summer skies of Mudanjiang, Heilongjiang, a living tapestry of tradition unfolds each evening. Dozens of models from Tang Man Culture Company grace parks and plazas, their Manchu qipaos—with sculpted collars, coiled buttons, and artful slits—blending ancestral grace with modern silhouettes. Led by Jia Shujuan (贾淑娟), a provincial intangible heritage inheritor, this daily […]
The cheongsam, a timeless symbol of Chinese elegance, demands more than just the garment itself. Its high collar, intricate closures, and figure-hugging silhouette place unique emphasis on the wearer’s posture and poise. While modern adaptations offer greater accessibility, capturing the garment’s inherent grace and the wearer’s inner charm remains an art. Among the most critical, […]
In 1625, Shenyang became the capital of the Later Jin dynasty, setting the stage for a pivotal cultural transformation. By 1636, a deliberate sartorial shift – the codification of the iconic qipao robe – became instrumental in forging a new national identity under Hong Taiji (皇太极). This strategic wardrobe revolution, intertwined with imperial marriages and […]
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