Online course for a sleeved, solid-color, lined cheongsam with piping: HA-OP-06

The cheongsam, as one of China's traditional garments, has a history dating back to the Qing Dynasty. It is not only an important symbol of Chinese clothing culture, but also reflects the changes in Chinese society and culture. Today, the cheongsam has not only regained popularity in China, but has also become a symbol of Chinese culture and aesthetics worldwide. Nowadays, the styles of cheongsams are ever-changing with the times and the improvement of the maker's skills. So what design elements does the cheongsam include? For example, the front opening can be round, square, slanted, ruyi, pipa, or double; the collar can be high, low, round, or square; the slits can be low or high; and the sleeves can be long, short, or mid-length. The piping is a highlight of the cheongsam. Although it is just a thin line sewn on the edge of the cheongsam, if you carefully compare a cheongsam without piping with one with exquisite piping, you will know that it plays a finishing touch in enhancing the temperament of the cheongsam. This course teaches students how to design, cut, and hem their own cheongsams through personal demonstrations and detailed explanations, and then sew them themselves to create a sleeved, single-color, hemmed, lining cheongsam with a personalized style.