Why the cheongsam remains a timeless fashion favourite for Chinese New Year


  • Fashion
  • Saturday, 25 Jan 2025

The cheongsam as a traditional attire can exist as separates or dresses. Photo: Jimmy Wong

Bold and vibrant colours are often taken as a hallmark of Lunar New Year fashion. Yet, you also can’t run away from traditional dressing.

The cheongsam is a perennial favourite, and designers constantly include it into their festive collections every year.

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