No matter how you wear cheongsam, it doesn't look like welcoming guests.

If you want to wear cheongsam well without feeling dusty and welcoming, the key lies in the choice of style, the coordination of cloth and color matching and the cultivation of your own manners.

1. Cheongsam style

Cheongsam gives people a sense of coquettish dust, which is nothing more than an overly exposed style. When it is split to the thigh root, and the chest, waist and buttocks are cut too tightly, it will be exposed like a welcoming staff and covered with dust. Of course, this style has nothing to do with propriety, plus rough workmanship, cheongsam will give people a sense of vulgarity.

The height of this slit will not give people the feeling of dust.

2. Selection of cloth

The choice of fabric will be different on different occasions. For daily use, you can choose cotton or hemp. This material is simple and generous, suitable for everyday wear, not too luxurious, and does not need to spend a lot of time taking care of it. For more formal occasions, you can choose some long cheongsam with satin brocade. Some people may be afraid that this cheongsam will show dust, but it won't. It's all right to buy some formal cheongsam. Now many merchants of welcoming cheongsam imitate the luster of silk, but they can't come up with an idea. Cheongsam with too strong luster will be bright and shiny, and it will be cheaper. )

3. Color matching of cheongsam

Try to avoid bright colors with excessive saturation, because many welcome cheongsam are red. To sum up, you should try to avoid all-red cheongsam for daily or formal occasions (if you really like red cheongsam, you can choose some other colors to match red or darker red cheongsam), such as:

The last one is the cultivation of one's own manners: you must pay attention to manners, sitting posture and standing posture when wearing cheongsam, otherwise it will easily collapse. With his neck tucked behind his back, cheongsam naturally wears neither fish nor fowl.