201 Thousand And 500 Cheongsam Shows T Exhibition

Light and elegant yarn.

Gorgeous floral velvet, colorful printed fabrics, imported lace and exquisite handicraft making give cheongsam a special aesthetic feeling.

Hundred years of Chinese clothing, Fangfei still.

Yesterday afternoon, "100 years of fashion - cheongsam and fashion art exhibition" opened at the Henan Museum. The colorful cheongsam show and exquisite elegant cheongsam exhibit is an eye opener.

The exhibition is co sponsored by the Henan Museum and the China Silk Museum. It is jointly hosted by Henan image association and Henan Wan Kui Creative Media Culture Consulting Co., Ltd.

The exhibition brings together 132 sets of costume and related objects from the China Silk Museum and some private collectors and fashion designers. Among them, Song Meiling wore a blue cheongsam, Zhang Ziyi's "Olympic harmony" which was passed through the torch relay for Beijing 2008 Olympic Games, and Zhou Tao's "Qipao" worn across the Spring Festival Gala in 2009.

As the representative of Chinese traditional costumes, cheongsam is one of the most gorgeous phenomena and forms in China's long dress culture. It is also the representative of Chinese women's clothing most recognized and respected by the world.

Chinese dress is beautiful and charming. This is the image of Chinese women in cheongsam. It has become the classic form of Oriental women in the past hundred years.

Yesterday, at the opening ceremony, a cheongsam show was staged, and the models dressed in all kinds of cheongsam turned up, offering a visual feast for the audience.

The exhibition is divided into two parts: "100 year cheongsam" and "contemporary fashion art", which focus on the evolution of cheongsam over the past century.

Unique charm.

In reviewing and sorting out the centennial history of Chinese cheongsam and contemporary fashion art, the exhibition focuses on Chinese designers' thinking of tradition, modernity and the future, presenting the audience with enjoyable artistic enjoyment and vivid and vivid cultural experience.

It is reported that the exhibition will last until March 15th and open to the public free of charge.

The exhibition will also introduce expert lectures, exhibition hall interaction and audience participation in the exhibition period.

Performances and other public welfare activities.