MUKZIN Jacquard Patchwork Bow Chinese Retro Dress

MUKZIN Jacquard Patchwork Bow Chinese Retro Dress

Name: MUKZIN Jacquard Patchwork Bow Chinese Retro Dress
Brand: You Long Xi Feng
SKU: M233D3055399910
Price: 259.0 USD
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Size:L

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How to measure

Shoulder width

Stand upright, measure from the left shoulder endpoint to the right shoulder endpoint, and let the tape naturally attach to the shoulder at the back.

Bust

Wrap a measuring tape around the fullest part of your breasts, making sure to keep the tape parallel to the ground.

Waist

Wrap a measuring tape around your natural waistline, making sure to keep the tape parallel to the ground.

Hips

Wrap a measuring tape around the fullest part of your hips, making sure to keep the tape parallel to the ground.

Conversion Chart

Please refer to the size chart on the details page for specific sizes.

*International Conversions

Size	US/CA	UK	EU	KR	JP
XS	0	6	34	44(85)	7
S	2-4	8-10	36/38	55(90)	9-11
M	6-8	12	40	66(95)	13-15
L	10-12	14-16	42	77(100)	17-19

The modified Chinese-style Dao robe fress, features jacquard fabric and printed craftsmanship, creating a rich texture. The garment is embellished with black velvet collar and cuffs, as well as Chinese-style bow decorations, enhancing the overall quality of the outfit.

Materials:100%polyester

*This data was obtained from manually measuring the product, it may be off by 1-3 CM.

Size（CM）	Length	Shoulder	Bust	Sleeve Length
S	96	64	108	37
M	98	65	112	38
L	100	66	116	39

Nongyu, daughter of King Mu of QIN, liked playing the flute and Sheng. The Sheng she played sounded like voice of dragon. She found Xiao Shi, the Xiao played by whom sounded like voice of phoenix. When they played together, it sounded like fairy music, which attracted the golden dragon and colorful phoenix to dance in the hall. Nongyu rode the phoenix and Xiao Shi rode the dragon, flying away in auspicious stars.When it comes to the dragon and phoenix, they are frequently seen in MUKZIN documents, including the dragon image on the Dragon King Hat in 2015, the dismantled dragon head bag of the Mao’er Theater in 2017, and the AI virtual dragon of the Dragon Scale Pavilion in 2020, all of which are presence of the dragon and phoenix. Mei Lanfang, a great master of Dan Role in Peking Opera and the founder of the Mei School, also had a work called You Long Xi Feng. The Mei School, dragon and phoenix had been blended in the long history, presenting like ink paintings. The dragon and phoenix of Mei School meet MUKZIN here, but doesn’t stop here.

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