The Cheongsam Sisters Are Popular.

1940s cheongsam

"Sweeping cheongsam" in 1930s

A 1950s Dior umbrella skirt

Wearing a purple umbrella skirt popular in 1950s, the black hair is light ribbon, and the texture of the hair is "hand ripple" in the Republic of China. Dai Ying, who was dressed up like this, was not at all tween.

She is Nanjing The graduate student of the College of liberal arts is also a unique scenic spot on Campus: because 365 days a year, she is all dressed in Qipao and dress, swaying in the modern architecture, graceful and graceful. Now, because of his own "micro film", Dai Ying suddenly "red".

　　 Talented women compiled and directed themselves in the "Republic of China micro film".

In the Southern University of Xianlin Campus, many people have witnessed the sense of "crossing" brought by Dai Ying: suddenly the cheongsam woman suddenly appeared in the reinforced concrete room. "She is not." Qipao elder sister It's not surprising that "the heroine is very popular in the Republic of China". In the southern Lily BBS, the micro film "broken brocade" stills was released, leaving the movie itself, and Dai Ying's heroine was more concerned.

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The "Republic of China micro film", entitled "broken brocade", was adapted from Dai Ying's original 40 million word novel. She acted as a screenwriter, starring and producer, expecting to restore a true story of the Republic of China. "In this movie, all the clothes, accessories, even telegrams and old newspapers are made by myself." The costume in the play is very particular about Dai Ying. "The heroine's clothes are from plain to gorgeous, and finally become Carrie's" gone with the wind ". The female two is a" beautiful lady ", so she wears only the dress from beginning to end.

Talking about the Republic of China clothing Many people will blurt out "cheongsam", just like many people's impression of her "cheongsam", but this is what Dai Ying is anxious to clarify. "The costumes of the Republic of China are not only cheongsam, but also many popular elements. Some of the Western costumes were very good looking."

On the home page of Dai Ying's Renren website, there is an album called "the evolution of modern and contemporary clothes". By Dai Ying himself, the girls' costumes from 1920s to 80s are demonstrated, and the cheongsam shows from 20s to 50s.

　　 Ladies love the skirts of the post-90 "Maiden" ace.

If we go into Dai Ying's dormitory, most of them will sigh: "she is really a modern person who lived in the last century." The dressing table is full of powder, hairpin, and wardrobe. cheongsam There are also some Kun Opera Costumes.

The word "needlework" is very strange to the post-90s. Dai Ying, who was born in 1991, is a "Red Lady" master. Needlework, textile, embroidery and sewing are all there. "Half of the clothes in the wardrobe are made by myself. I like the old dress. It's an elegant beauty." There is no sewing machine in the dormitory. Dai Ying usually makes clothes in Changshu's home. "First design, then plate, cut and sew. If it's costumes, you have to embroider them, because machines are embroidered too ugly."

For Dai Ying, there are still many things to do, for example, the umbrella made in his hand is made by himself, and the earnail on his earlobe is also made by himself.

"Ladies should be shown in skirts. I asked myself for that from childhood." Wearing a dress or cheongsam in the campus, it is necessary to arouse suspicion and Tucao, "but this is my understanding of beauty. I only wear clothes that I feel beautiful, and everyone likes different things." Dai Ying said that he was not limited to the costumes of the Republic of China, but only to pursue the aesthetic feeling of the original costume.

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Aunt Su: she is the goddess of our dormitory building. Sometimes I wonder if Eileen Chang is alive, is that what she looks like.

Roommate: she is a real person, not a hypocritical person. Although there are many differences, we get along well. We can understand what she insists on and understand her pursuit and yearning for the culture of the Republic of China.

Self assessment: NANDA is a particularly tolerant school where teachers and classmates can accept me. Some people will call me "wonderful flower" if they insist on such a dress, but I feel that I have done nothing wrong and should not cater for others' judgement.