New chinese style

Titled "Bloom The Spring," SHFW ran from April 6-13.

Keep yourself cozy and stylish this coming autumn with the Zhaocao Xiaoli 招财小鲤 Lucky Carp Fuzzy Sweater! A vivid goldfish is a splashed across the front, keeping you company through your many adventures. Made from a soft and slightly shaggy fabric, this textured sweater brings the goldfish to life and adds a watercolor effect to the carp. Choose from a plain white, or soft orange backdrop for your little friend. An instant conversation starter piece and a subtle way to show you love for…

I see many modern interiors that are influenced by Japanese style. This is evident from several countries such as Brazil which has the largest Japanese community and Europe are trying to combine Scandinavian interior with Japanese influences. This trend has been popular for a while and I am sure that in the future many interior

Located in Baku, Azerbaijan, this apartment covers an area of 122 square meters and is designed by MANARCH Studio. The designer is very meticulous in the color scheme and material, so that the whole space exudes an elegant oriental charm.… Continue Reading 122㎡ New Chinese-style Apartment with Unique Wooden Partitions

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Adorable, lively, and fun 🐇 this knitwear midi skirt features rabbits frolicking beneath the moonlight. Traditional myths meet the colors of the 90s, this Xinzhongshi 新中式 (New Chinese Style) is perfect for expressing your love of Chinese aesthetics on a daily basis. Pair with the matching knit vest with more cascading bunnies, or pair with any top! This versatile piece adds a touch of magic to any ensemble. This item has varying construction periods, please check variant title carefully…

Gorgeous Tang-style Hanfu that makes you stand out with a unique vibe! The Tang suit, a representative of traditional Chinese clothing, originates from the Tang Dynasty. Today, it generally refers to modernized garments influenced by Tang Dynasty styles. Typically, a Tang suit features a stand-up collar, frog buttons, and a front opening design. The fabric is often silk or cotton, adorned with exquisite embroidery and patterns. Its tailoring reflects classical aesthetics while catering to…

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