China New Year 2010 (Tahun Baru Imlek-Indonesia) or New Year 2561 in China Calender will celebrate at the same time with Valentine Day February 14th, 2010. In the previous, we have share about Valentine Day Dress, and now we will share about fashion/ women dresses tips in China New Year 2010, there are Chinese products, Chinese Clothing, Chinese Dress, Cheongsam, Qipao.
Generally, the New Year dress can be categorized into three main types. They are known as the Pien fu, the Chang pao and the Shen-I. The oldest of these New Year dresses is the ancient Pien fu. This was a special two piece costume which had a tunic like top. The top extended all the way to the knees. Below the top the men would wear trousers while the women would sport skirts both ending above the ankles. The Chang pao was quite different as it was a one piece garment that covered the entire body. It went from the shoulders all the way to the heels of the wearer.
The evolved suit based on a fusion of the above two was the Shen-i. The Shen-I had a tunic like top which was worn with either a pair of trousers or a skirt. The thing that made it like the Chang Pao was the fact that the trouser or skirt was sewed together with the tunic like top to form a one piece suit.
Over the course of time the Shen-I became the most popular Chinese New Year dress and was most commonly worn. All three kinds of dresses sported voluminous sleeves that were extremely wide having a very loose fit. The trousers and skirts were made using a lot of cloth but remarkably few stitches.
In order to add some aesthetic value to the basic structure the Chinese made use of embroidered patterns, draped silks, decorative bans, sashes and shoulder patterns. The Chinese were keen on using dark colors upon which the decorative elements were given bright colors. When it comes to the Chinese New Year dress the color red was very important and it was the color used to give the dress its accents.
In the Year of Tiger, you can celebrate the day with the best fashion with Chinese traditional symbol or ornament but seem beautifull and charmy.
Generally, the New Year dress can be categorized into three main types. They are known as the Pien fu, the Chang pao and the Shen-I. The oldest of these New Year dresses is the ancient Pien fu. This was a special two piece costume which had a tunic like top. The top extended all the way to the knees. Below the top the men would wear trousers while the women would sport skirts both ending above the ankles. The Chang pao was quite different as it was a one piece garment that covered the entire body. It went from the shoulders all the way to the heels of the wearer.
The evolved suit based on a fusion of the above two was the Shen-i. The Shen-I had a tunic like top which was worn with either a pair of trousers or a skirt. The thing that made it like the Chang Pao was the fact that the trouser or skirt was sewed together with the tunic like top to form a one piece suit.
Over the course of time the Shen-I became the most popular Chinese New Year dress and was most commonly worn. All three kinds of dresses sported voluminous sleeves that were extremely wide having a very loose fit. The trousers and skirts were made using a lot of cloth but remarkably few stitches.
In order to add some aesthetic value to the basic structure the Chinese made use of embroidered patterns, draped silks, decorative bans, sashes and shoulder patterns. The Chinese were keen on using dark colors upon which the decorative elements were given bright colors. When it comes to the Chinese New Year dress the color red was very important and it was the color used to give the dress its accents.
In the Year of Tiger, you can celebrate the day with the best fashion with Chinese traditional symbol or ornament but seem beautifull and charmy.
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