英语视听说The beauty of clothes

Hanfu（汉服）has many patterns.Zhaoshan is a rm sleeve and long ually there is chalaza in the front.It can be long or short.
The qí páo (旗袍), qí páor (旗袍儿), or ch'i-p'ao, also known as the cheongsam or mandarin gown, is a body-hugging (modified in Shanghai) one-piece dress for women.
Qing Chinese clothing
● shirt is not exposed ● the right-side lapel of junction decorated with buttons ● clothing plus clothing ● increase waistcoat or jacket
The definition
The Qi Pao or Chi-Pao, also known as the cheongsam or mandarin gown； A body-hugging one-piece Chinese dress；
•Frog 盘扣 •Openings 衩 Lapel / front of a garment襟 •Mandarin collar 立领 Embroidery刺绣
formaldresstailcoatmorningcoateveningdressdresscoattailsnightshirtdinnerjacket礼服大礼服夜礼服燕尾服礼服男式晚礼服无尾礼服美作
The beauty of clothes
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Pattern of Hanfu
What are you wearing? What is she wearing?
the Tang Dynasty was a period when the polity and economy were highly developed and the culture and art were thriving.
HanFu
----The traduinal clothes of Chinese Han People
•Hanfu（汉服） is the traditional costume that has been worn • by Han Chinese people for approximately 5000 years. •It is believed to have been worn by the early leader of China, • Huangdi（黄帝垂衣裳而制天下）.
1. cowboy suit 2. jeans wear 3. tDenim Wear 4. cowboysuit
Married in White, you have chosen right, Married in Blue, your love will always be true, Married in Pearl, you will live in a whirl, Married in Brown, you will live in town, Married in Red, you will wish yourself dead, Married in Yellow, ashamed of your fellow, Married in Green, ashamed to be seen, Married in Pink, your spirit will sink, Married in Grey, you will go far away, Married in Black, you will wish yourself back.
formal dress 礼服 tailcoat, morning coat 大礼服 evening dress 夜礼服 dress coat, tails 燕尾服，礼服 nightshirt 男式晚礼服 dinner jacket 无尾礼服（美作：tuxedo）
喇叭裙 FLARE SKIRT 高腰裙 HIGH-WAISTED SKIRT 吊带裙 braces skirt 连衣裙 one-piece dress
Most brides today marry in white which symbolises maidenhood .This tradition started by the rich in sixteenth century. The tradition was given a boost by Queen Victoria who chose to marry in white instead of sliver which was the traditional color of Royal brides. Before the white dress brides wore their best dress. The color was a matter of preference.