Lịch sử phát triển Áo Dài Việt Nam qua các thời kỳ

Vietnamese traditional clothes Long-sleeved shirts have long been a traditional costume and a characteristic cultural feature of the Vietnamese people. Over the centuries of history, long-sleeved shirts have never ceased to change, but still preserve the elegance and elegance of traditional Vietnamese women. Let's turn on the TV to see the characteristics of Vietnamese women's costumes through the following videos. Until now, no one has been able to determine the exact time when the long-sleeved shirt appeared. According to the Chinese, the long-sleeved shirt originated from gray silk, but gray silk only appeared in 1920 and the long-sleeved shirt appeared thousands of years ago. The appearance of the long-sleeved shirt originates from the Zao Linh shirt in 1744, which is the most popular style of Vietnamese long-sleeved shirts. The Zao Linh shirt is also called the double-sleeved shirt with the shirt body sewn with four pieces of fabric combined with the same color back and black dress. This is an old-fashioned style, similar to the four-body shirt. Maybe this is the image of the first long-sleeved shirt. To make it more convenient for women in weaving and selling, the ancients created a neat four-body shirt with two pieces of fabric in front of each other and can be tied together. The two pieces of fabric are sewn together into one. The shirt is usually sewn with dark fabric to serve the average layer. The short-sleeved shirt is a shirt for women who rarely work, so they wear a short-sleeved shirt to distinguish themselves from the poor working class. The short-sleeved shirt has four pieces, like the four-body shirt, sewn together into two layers. Before and after, the fifth piece of fabric is sewn at the bottom of the shirt first to create a tight fit. The long-sleeved shirt was changed from a bodysuit by the artist Cat Tuong Sang Tao in 1939. The long-sleeved shirt is named after her French name. The shirt only has two pieces before and after, sewn close to the body. This style lasted until 1943, when it was forgotten. The short-sleeved shirt is a new combination of the four-body shirt, a variant of the short-sleeved shirt of the artist Le Pho. She has collected the short-sleeved shirt to embrace the body of Vietnamese women, push the shoulder, stretch the shirt to the ground and bring in many new colors. In other words, she makes it more sensitive, delicate and attractive. The long-sleeved shirt appeared in 1960 by Mai Dung in Da Kao, Saigon. The biggest difference between the long-sleeved shirt and the short-sleeved shirt is that the shirt embraces the body better. The way to tie the hand from the neck down to a 45-degree angle makes the face more comfortable and flexible. Or tie it together with a row of buttons on the side. This is the style of the long-sleeved shirt that forms the style of the Vietnamese long-sleeved shirt later. The Vietnamese long-sleeved shirt has undergone changes over the centuries with many styles, materials from modern to fashionable. The long-sleeved shirt has also been transformed into a wedding dress, a wedding dress. But no matter what, the traditional long-sleeved shirt of Vietnamese women still maintains the trend, sensuality, elegance that no other dress can bring. Like Suc Sai Bat TV to watch more good and meaningful videos.