chinese clothing's blog: "Touch of Asian style"

Inspired by a love of Asian art and design, from Chinese Qipao Teasets, FengShui, Zodiac Animals,and symbols to Japanese kimonos, Fans, textiles, and Papercuts,Inner Paintings and more,GoodOrient.com is committed to fairtrade and ethical clothing which they offer in a range of styles and colors.

There, you can find many Asian Inspired products,include arts, crafts, home garden decor, jewelry, women accessories, toys, collectible arts, fashion wear and clothing, office stationary and more.

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The fascinating culture and exotic location of Asia has captured hearts and enthralled people to visit and for most, live in Asia. As interesting and mysterious as their lifestyle, nation and culture, the people in Asia are represented by various types of costume which represent their each uniqueness and individuality, with a distinct touch of their respective country and inheritance. The Asian dress, a symbol of eastern culture of traditionalism, distinctiveness and eastern knowledge and mystery, it is devoid of any commercialism and exudes and aura of strength and power. It belies the essence of human triumph in a continent full of conflict and drama.

The Asian dress is characterized by its simplicity but designed with subtle elegance and unique patterns, minus the chaotic grandiose of layers of lace and fluffiness associated with the European royal courts and traditional costumed. Its lines are sleek and are made with fabrics of silk or cotton for daily practicability and use. It is usually floor-length and has long sleeves which impart the culture of conservatism and traditionalism. Influenced mainly by the Chinese fashions, similarities can be found with each Asian dress with their design and form even with the distinct design from each nation.

For instance, the cheongsam of China and the ao dai of Vietnam have similarities with the Long-sleeved, high-collared necklines and side-slits worn over long skirts or trousers or cotton pants whether loosely worn or tied at the ankles. Each may have different distinctions in their design, style, material and colors but both types of costumes clearly show that one way it is influenced by another country which is close in region or through conquests of their nation in ancient times.

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