One of the China actress's dress

In the Qing dynasty dragon robe are modeled on the improvement in the domineering dress, in the east of the noble beauty to two high-flying dragon, the drag on foot to water embroidered by many milky wash their ears like waves in the sound with the intention to extol the distractions of lung between, and at the same time, 5 Choi Wan ribbed auspicious emblems in their meanings off Siu.
This Red Carpet Dresses Need large embroidery, inspired by our oriental dragon robe. This is the 30-embroidered dress with 11 DAYS TIME embroidery, the 1st meeting after the embroidered found insufficient compacting, embroidered work was done with the 2nd meeting of the supplement, coupled with the embroidered craft masters 3 glitter the final processing, this exciting dress was finally completed .This Dress called 'Oriental Xiangyun' 。Fan Bing Bing - China female stars rare 1 of the queen of the Atmospheric Van Son, 'dragon robe plus' clothes like this when she would be able to sustain themselves. It is also the perfect, successful interpretation of this dress。

Snapback

When we buying a baseball cap , you have to choose between snapbacks, fitted, and strapbacks. A snapback hats can be worn on multiple people because of the quick, easy adjustments you can make with them. A fitted hat , however, is fitted to your head.

picture of a snapback that show its details. * have to click the picture , to allow us to see the image 

1930s hairstyle

In the 1930s, the major trends for hairstyles were all about waves. With a softer look than the sleek bob  and tight ringlets of the 1920s, women began wearing their hair in more feminine styles with parts sweeping to the side or down the middle. At the beginning of the decade, short hair still reigned with tresses kept close to the head. But as the 1930s marched on, women started opting for longer hair. Discover famous actresses of the time wearing wavy styles below.

hats

  Hats have been around for a very long time. It is impossible to say when the first animal skin was pulled over a head as protection against the elements and although this was not a hat in the true sense, it was realized that covering your head could sometimes be an advantage. One of the first hats to be depicted was found in a tomb painting at Thebes and shows a man wearing a coolie-style straw hat. Other early hats include the Pileus, which was a simple skull cap, the Phrygian cap, which became identified later as the 'liberty cap' given to slaves in Greece and Rome when they were made free men, and the Pestasos which comes from ancient Greece and is the first known hat with a brim. Although women from an early stage were always expected to have their heads covered by veils, kerchiefs, hoods, caps and wimples, it was not until the end of the 16th century that women's structured hats, based on those of male courtiers began to be seen.
picture of hats that in the past

Some research jobs

                                                                           gathers

Gathering allows for making a long piece of fabric to fit with a shorter piece of fabric and also is a method of easing a seam to allow insertion of sleeves and other rounded pattern pieces.

pleats

A fold in fabric that is either inverted or folded outward, is not sewn except on the top edge (as in a skirt or slacks waistband), and provides decorative or functional fullness.

tucks

See pin tuck. A method of folding and then sewing fabric together resulting in a raised seam, often seen in heirloom sewing, the bodice of a woman's blouse or a man's formal shirt.

Croset research part 3

Look through the Web side again  to know more about croset in the past , this time is about the Regency and Victorian.

When the waist moves back to its natural place during the 1820s, corsets become more popular again. Until the 1840s, well-shaped figures can do without one without drawing Looks. In 1828, lacing eyelets with hammered-in metal grommets are invented (until then, eyelets had been stitched). A year later, the planchet came in: Two metal strips, one with little mushroom-shaped heads, the other with eyelets, used to close and open the corset in front without having to undo the lacing every time. This busk, as it is called in English, makes it possible to change the lacing completely: Both ends of the cord are threaded through the eyelets crosswise and knotted together at the end. At waist level, one loop is formed on either side and used to pull the lacing tight. This kind of lacing is still used today.

Homework task

Sketches of silhouette
* Hourglass & S-Bend

* Tent & Spindle

* Column

* Turn over collar & Raglan sleeves

* Trumpet sleeves , Placket & Hobble skirt

* Boat neckline& Square neckline