1930-1949
In this period, the bigger the hair the better… The Qi Pao also became much slimmer, and it is this period that most people agree was China’s most “fashionable” after mixing with the French, British, and Americans (amongst other groups) for quite some time. They maintained mostly their own aesthetic, but whatever was Western was perceived as modern. Do you think the West mixed well with the East in this case?
1940: Bold Hair + Bold Embellishments
1940: Elegant Couple
1940: The Bigger the Better
1945: Epitomizing Modernity (in Heels)
1930: Nice Tie + Suspenders!
1940: Rich Baby
1930-1940: Rich Kids
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