A green cheongsam dress looks especially elegant when you choose a color that is bright, and yet not loud. For instance, while an emerald green cheongsam evening dress would look absolutely stunning on most women, a lime green or a fluorescent green outfit would look totally out of place in most situations.
You must be careful about which shade you choose. Often you will notice that a particular shade of a green may look good in one material, but may look totally different in another. Thus, choose your green cheongsam dress wisely.
The cheongsam was created in 1920s Shanghai. The dress is traditionally ankle length, with slits on the sides of the skirt, a high collar, and sleeves ending above the elbow. Cheongsams are made in a variety of materials, though perhaps the most traditional is bright, embroidered silk.
The cheongsam dresses invented in Shanghai is a modernized version of the traditional qipao, a garment worn by Chinese women since the 17th century. While the original qipao was wide and loose, the version invented in the 1920s was form-fitting, and cut high on the sides.
The dress was first worn by socialites and courtesans, and soon became immensely popular. By the 1950s, cheongsams were also made in materials like wool and twill for women to wear in the workplace. The dress also became briefly popular in the west during the 1960s.
Though the cheongsam dresses is a very attractive garment, it can also be fairly uncomfortable due to its high, stiff collar and its tight shape. Traditionally, the dress is made of a material that does not stretch, such as silk, satin or polyester.
If you are looking for a beautiful green cheongsam for women, below I give some recommendations which in my opinion the quality of these green cheongsam dresses are good and the price is quite cheap.
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| Floral Short Sleeve Side Slit Slim Fit Mandarin Collar Green Cheongsam Qipao Chinese Dress >> See product details |
Well, those are some recommendations from me, hopefully you are no longer confused in buying modern cheongsam qipao dress.
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