Tramy Phan

Fashion 21: Principles of Design

9 December 2015
Ethnic Folk Visual Vocabulary China
1. Qipao (Chipao)
Mandarin gown.

http://www.dhgate.com/product/2014-winter-chinesetraditional-wedding-cheongsam/190163777.html
2. Chang pao
Mens common wear, lower than the knees and with a
round collar band.

http://www.educationshanghai.com/qipao.html

3. Cheongsam
A body-hugging one-piece Chinese dress for women.

http://www.elegente.com/rose-print-cheongsamdress-guangdong-silk-gauze-long-length.html

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Fashion 21: Principles of Design
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4. Pien fu
Traditional Chinese outfit consisting of a knee-length
tunic over a skirt or pair of pants.

http://www.finechineseclothing.com/BACKEND/Resource/ProductPic/420_680/WHF6062-new.jpg

5. Shen yi
Traditional Chinese attire for men which is recorded
in Book of Rites and advocated in Zhu Xis Common
Rites. It has been the formal wear and court dress
since Shang Dynasty.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shenyi

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Fashion 21: Principles of Design
9 December 2015
Ethnic Folk Visual Vocabulary Korea
1. Hanbok
Traditional Korean dress, it is often characterized
by vibrant colors and simple lines without pockets.

https://myfashioninspirationbydaisukeyuuki.wordpress.com/category/traditional-dress/

2. Jeogori (Chogori)
Womens outfit consisting of a chima skirt and
jeogori top.

http://easociety.weebly.com/uploads/1/5/7/3/15732188/4940798.jpg?376

3. Paji (Baji)
Mens version of the jeogori, baji are the baggy
pants.

http://www.han-style.com/english/hanbok/photo_view.jsp?def=&seq=20&pageNum=2&pageSize=6&search=&keyword=

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Fashion 21: Principles of Design
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4. Durumagi (Turumagi)
A variety of po, or overcoat in hanbok, the Korean
traditional garment.

http://easociety.weebly.com/parts-of-officialdresses.html
5. Chima
The outer skirt that women wear with the jeogori.

https://www.pinterest.com/pin/576179346051942115/

6. Busuns (Beoseons)
A type of paired socks worn with hanbok, its made
for protection, warmth, and style.

http://4.bp.blogspot.com/-YGS73XlKss/UqT7Gl7sinI/AAAAAAAAA68/7jhDIg1qnIk/s1600/koreansocks-beoseon+from+www.sonjjang.com.jpg

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Fashion 21: Principles of Design
9 December 2015
Ethnic Folk Visual Vocabulary Japan
1. Furisode The most formal style of kimono
worn by unmarried women in japan. Its made of
very fine, brightly colored silk, and is commonly
rented or bought by parents for their daughters to
wear when celebrating coming of Age Day the
year they turn 20.

http://global.rakuten.com/en/store/k-bridal/item/288s/
2. Haori A lightweight coat worn over kimono.

http://global.rakuten.com/en/store/haorihakama/item/a03/?s-id=borderless_recommend_item_en

3. Kinagashi A casual style that men wear their

kimono without hakama or haori.

http://40.media.tumblr.com/49bc20e66e93411347b6776106d4ae98/tumblr_inline_nouzczY2MQ1ttaux4_500.jpg

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Fashion 21: Principles of Design
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4. Tomesode a type of kimono, its an expensive
formal dress worn by married women. Originally,
there was a custom that the long sleeves of the
furisode were shortened after marriage, thereby
creating a tomesode.

http://i0.wp.com/kimonogeisha.com/wpcontent/uploads/2014/10/kurotomesode3.jpg
5. Kosode A basic Japanese robe for both men
and women. Worn as both an undergarment and
overgarment. Kosode means small sleeve,
which refers to the sleeve opening.

http://kimonohistory.fuyuya.com/costumehistory113.htm

6. Tabi A thick-soled Japanese ankle sock with a

separate section for the big toe.

https://www.pinterest.com/pin/12736811417821821/

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Fashion 21: Principles of Design
9 December 2015
7. Obi A broad sash worn around the waist of a
Japanese kimono.

https://www.risingsunimports.com/articles/howtotieobi/

8. Geta A Japanese wooden shoe with a thong to

pass between the first (big) toe and the second
toe.

https://www.samue-e.com/en/img/4292_1.jpg
9. Ikat Fabric made using an Indonesian
decorative technique in which warp or weft
threads, or both, are tie-dyed before weaving.

https://www.decorpad.com/bookmark.htm?bookmarkId=19280