279K views · 2.9K reactions | Menouba fashion show à Marrakech | Oriental Fashion Show | Facebook

Cheongsam, or Qipao, a traditional wearing of Chinese women, now represents a new fashion of tradition and elegance. See the exquisite hand-making crafts of the Longfeng cheongsam, which emphasizes the beauty of woman's curve xhtxs.cn/IVQ | China Xinhua News

3K views · 40 reactions | The qipao is a traditional Chinese dress. Its colors and patterns embody connotations like affluence, longevity, happiness and so on. Check out Beijing Info+ and explore this legendary wardrobe item. | Beijing Review | Facebook

122K views · 2.1K reactions | What do you know about the 'qipao?' This dress has been the height of style and sophistication for Chinese women since the early 20th century. Take a look at how they are made... | Xinhua Culture&Travel | Facebook

Trying on traditional qipao, a Chinese symbol of elegance and grace Originated from gowns worn by women during #China’s Qing Dynasty (1644-1911), the #qipao is an exquisite Chinese traditional dress for women. With #Shanghai designers injecting Western-style elements in the 1920s, the qipao underwent a period of modernization during this time. It became a favorite among Shanghai’s upper classes and celebrities, and even something of a status symbol, as each piece had to be custom-made. Qipao enj

The cage went silent as a woman in a blue cheongsam and high heels faced a heavyweight giant — and then everything went wrong for the monster. Lightning kicks. Impossible balance. A titan crashing down like timber. Fans thought they were witnessing history… until the internet exploded. 👉 Skill over size, or viral fantasy at its wildest? The comments are on fire. | Gethin Anthony

79K views · 260 reactions | From a statement on gender equality to a symbol of Chinese identity, the cheongsam has come a long way with its rich history. Learn more about this dress made with the closest attention to details, right down to the buttons 類 Want to read more on the traditional attire of different cultures in S’pore? Click here: go.gov.sg/kaya-threads-fb #mccyculture | Ministry of Culture, Community and Youth - MCCY | Facebook