Cheongsam was very popular in the Republic of China, and many women put it on one after another. At that time, the figure of women was more obvious, and cheongsam was also called the representative costume of oriental women. Cheongsam can be worn all year round, which made women fascinated by cheongsam at that time, but I wonder if anyone noticed that cheongsam was mostly split. Why do you want to design like this?

There are several theories about the origin of cheongsam, but there are two main ones. There is a view that the embryonic form of modern cheongsam originated from the narrow linen skirt worn by women in the Western Zhou Dynasty more than two thousand years ago and the deep clothes worn by women in the pre-Qin period. After the development of several dynasties, in the Republic of China, cheongsam finally took shape. Cheongsam combines the characteristics of Chinese and western costumes, with both the shadow of western popular elements and the subtle and elegant humanistic elements of ancient China. Through the improvement of skilled craftsmen, cheongsam has become more and more close-fitting, which can well show the curvaceous beauty of oriental women.

The split on both sides of cheongsam is more suitable for China women's figure, and the split is more feminine and elegant. Walking is looming, which not only embodies the modern beauty of women, but also does not lose the implicit beauty. The split highlights the graceful body curves of women and makes women wearing cheongsam more elegant. Moreover, the height of the split on both sides is also very particular, and the split to the calf is low-key and beautiful, showing temperament and exquisite.

Cheongsam was formed in the Republic of China, when women also pursued civil rights. Therefore, in the design of cheongsam, in order to show the beautiful posture of women, women must be released. These two branches of cheongsam are like a milestone, which has special significance and is the embodiment of women's release of nature. Secondly, although the cheongsam looks good, it is still a dress, and it should be close to life, otherwise it is just a look.

Later, although great changes have taken place in cheongsam, its split has always been preserved. Why are you doing this? There are actually many reasons. On the one hand, it is to show the beauty of oriental women, let women show their calves, and then do so. In order to facilitate walking, cheongsam is generally tight, which makes walking very inconvenient.