As many fashion designers inspired by traditional Chinese culture, those designs that combine with Chinese elements and modern fashion are displayed on different runway shows, letting a number of celebrities, stars, and fashion influencers have picked up this trend.

In fact, as one of the most important components of Chinese culture, embroidery plays a vital role in the fashion world. Dragons, phoenixes, and cranes are always popular patterns since they symbolize prosperity, fortune, power, and all the best wishes. Some modern outfits also endow designs with flowers, feathers, novel patterns, as what I showed you in < THE CHARM OF EMBROIDERY >.

Etro Spring / Summer 2019

Cheongsam, the other representative for Chinese culture, are improved a lot under the influence of modern fashion. Although “ pankou” is still a must, cheongsam is not just a slim-fitting dress. Now it is further westernized, tailed to flatter body shapes, meaning that it's much larger and looser. In addition, almost all of the traditional cheongsam are designed with mandarin collar, but designers change it into V-neck, crew neck or sweetheart neck instead, making it more in line with modern aesthetic requirements.

Heaven Gaia  Spring / Summer 2017 Paris

Plus, a new conception came into being in casual clothing design, with no limitation to one style and advocating Chinese fashion beauty, clothes are designed with embroidery, pankou decoration, thus bringing a Chinese ethnic and vintage vibe to clothing culture. What's more, people like to wear flax clothing or silk clothing to present a natural and typical Chinese beauty.

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And below I've rounded up 10 fashion pioneers looks that prove how Chinese fashion goes well with modern elements.

1. A fashion girl in Chinese style shirt dresses on Lookbook. One knee length dress is designed with a mandarin collar and accessorized with pearls, which makes it more cheongsam-like. The cotton fabric is also versatile for daily wardrobe. Other dresses are made of chiffon that has a flowing beauty, and knee-length design is good to lengthen leg lines and make her look taller.

Lookbook: Jiafeng L.

2. Street snap by Vanessa Jackman: A good example that shows us how Chinese vintage fashion goes well with the modern style. The bright yellow reminds us of an image of Chinese imperial robe and the phoenix pattern is a symbol of wealth and power. However, flare sleeves, big slits, and belt ornament add an extra modern vibe to the look and make it much suitable for street-wear.

3. Etro Pre-Fall 2019 Fashion Show on Vogue Runway:

Etro Spring/ Summer 2019: Etro is famous for its paisley pattern and variations on this theme. But this year, something changes. Designers boldly adopt the Chinese elements and vintage flowers patterns to show an oriental beauty and some ethnic features. Whether these vintage maxi dresses or the suits, they all highlight an oriental vibe, but the colors and prints are harmonious with each other, softening the overwhelming feeling and making it more eye-catchy instead.

4. Street snaps during 2018: actually, a Chinese-styled staple is for sure to make your style totally brand-new and take your look into next level. With the help of some vintage elements, such as embroidery, jacquard, prints, pankou, etc, I believe they will add an extra oriental vibe and will arouse your Chinese-styled interest as well.

5. China fashion week 2019: Exquisite embroidery is a key on the catwalk this season, whether silk, satin, chiffon are offering a delicate and vintage appeal. At this runway, glisten is created by a glossy material and all the looks are completed by given them fringed, transparent details.


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