How to draw a cheongsam collar

The following are the simple steps to draw a cheongsam collar:

1, draw the basic shape of the body. First, draw a vertical line, which will be the central axis of the cheongsam, indicating the center of the body. Above the central axis, draw a horizontal line that bends downward, representing the shoulders and chest of cheongsam.

2. Draw the shape of the collar. Draw two arcs downward from both sides of the shoulder, which is the upper curve of the cheongsam collar. Extending downward from both ends of the upper curve, draw two gradually tightening straight lines to represent the lower half of the collar.

3. Add details and make changes. Add some wrinkled lines to the lower part of the collar to create the texture and three-dimensional sense of the cheongsam collar. You can add some decorative patterns at the top or bottom of the neckline, such as flowers and patterns.

4. color. Choose the right color and color the cheongsam collar according to the style and atmosphere you want to express.

Qipao:

Cheongsam, also known as robe, is the traditional dress of women in China and even in China, and is regarded as the quintessence of China and the national costume of women. Cheongsam was formed in the 1920s. Some scholars believe that its origin can be traced back to the deep clothes in the pre-Qin and Han dynasties. Although there are many controversies about its definition and time, it is still one of the most splendid phenomena and forms in China's long-standing costume culture.

Cheongsam became the most common women's dress after the 1920s. In the 18th year of the Republic of China (1929), the government of the Republic of China promulgated the Clothing Regulations, which designated the traditional women's waist-bound skirts and cheongsam in China as women's dresses. After 1950s, cheongsam was gradually neglected, especially during the Cultural Revolution, which was criticized as "feudal dross" and "bourgeois sentiment".

After 1980s, with the re-emphasis of traditional culture and the influence of film and television culture, fashion shows and beauty contests, cheongsam not only gradually revived in Chinese mainland, but also spread all over the world. When it comes to the beginning of cheongsam fashion, it is generally believed that it was in the 20th century and the Republic of China. Mr. Zheng said that "in the Qing Dynasty, women wore short clothes instead of cheongsam, and cheongsam was adopted after the Republic of China." As for the specific year, the previous research was vague.