79K views · 260 reactions | From a statement on gender equality to a symbol of Chinese identity, the cheongsam has come a long way with its rich history. Learn more about this dress made with the closest attention to details, right down to the buttons 類 Want to read more on the traditional attire of different cultures in S’pore? Click here: go.gov.sg/kaya-threads-fb #mccyculture | Ministry of Culture, Community and Youth - MCCY | Facebook

The horse-face skirt (马面裙 mǎmiànqún) was one of the most popular styles for women's dress in ancient China. The Ming Dynasty version of this skirt was refined and elegant, while the Qing Dynasty style adopted a more luxurious and prosperous look. Check out how a blogger transformed the landscape painting "A Panorama of Rivers and Mountains" into a horse-face skirt, showcasing the beauty of this timeless painting when worn. It took a month to make!#脉动中国 | Learn Chinese

What makes a Saree a Saree? What makes a Cheongsam special? Saree maker Koms and Cheongsam maker Ruixian sit down to talk craft, culture, and the fabric choices that carry generations of history, and how fabric becomes cultural identity. | Mothership