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DIY Qipao/Cheongsam - Chinese inspired top
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 16 มิ.ย. 2020
- This was my very first time made Chinese Qipao. There were sewing skill challenges involved such as double-pointed dart, invisible zipper, brocade fabric handling etc.
I felt feminine and sophisticated while wearing it...It was kinda awesome. I absolutely love this top and will wearing it more often. For the ending result, you can skip to the near-end of this video.
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Stunning material. Thank you for tutorial.
With sleeves👌👌😌
Where did you find the patterns?
Button is right handside
It's lovely! I read that the front frog opening should be in the right side, not the left.
I appreciate the bit of research you did for the intro segment, but the buttons should really be on the right side. It's a dead giveaway that you didn't consult with any Chinese sources. Please research the significance of right-over-left crossings in Chinese (and East Asian) clothing.
And why don’t you relax a bit? she used the word “inspired”, that doesn’t mean it has to be perfect according to YOUR standards.
@@redlips5913 ... to any East Asian watching this, she looks like a corpse. Yes literally. Left over right crossings are reserved for dead bodies.
There's nothing wrong with being inspired by another culture, in fact, most Chinese love seeing foreigners in cheongsam, but she needs to do some basic research at least.
@@missnikin I don’t see why any culture should have ownership over a neckline, and dictate its meaning, for god sakes, but there ya go. I guess if she’s going for 100 percent authentic Chinese dress, then yeah, she should research. But again, she said “inspired”, and may just be doing so for fun and to get a basic sense of the look, it’s not a big deal.
@@redlips5913 Ok sure but nothing about this design is original to her work. "Inspiration" implies that something has been changed significantly. I have no way to prove that the creator changed the title after my comment but I'm pretty sure the "inspired" was added in response because I would not have watched it otherwise. The video implies that they are trying their hardest to make an authentic cheongsam! That's great! But there are obvious flaws that are offensive to the people who wear this clothing everyday, not as a one time dress up. The only other comment on this video is someone pointing out the exact same thing I am lol.
You are offended because you are extrapolating my words into bad faith accusations of cultural appropriation. You, Red Lips, talk like a colonizer and it's not a cute look.
Anyway, I hope the creator of this video notes her mistake and continues to appreciate and study Chinese garments :)
@@missnikin Alright, well I couldn’t help but wonder why you sought out this video, of all others on TH-cam, if she were not white would you have offered such a critique?? And by “not white”, I don’t mean other Asians necessarily. I see your point, that there’s a way they do the neckline as I looked it up, but I also saw some pictures where the neckline was the other way too. You know, that’s fine, just wondered if this girl was sought out because of her race, that was my only beef. I adore these types of dresses myself, and I’m discouraged it’s become a political argument these days.