The inspiration behind an APIDA fashion show is to seek an understanding between the relationship between fashion and identity (culturally and beyond), in which what you wear intersects with your past, present, and future.
APIDA students of all backgrounds showcase their traditional (or modern) garments that are often worn during cultural celebrations, holidays, performances, and beyond. Examples include but are not limited to cheongsam, hanbok, sari, salwar kameez, ao dai, etc.
by Jun Yang
Hanfu refers to the hisorical clothing styles of China. The Han Chinee historically wore a robe or a shirt for the upper garment, while the lower garment was commonly a pleated skirt. Since the Han dynasty, Chinese clothing had developed varied styles and exquisite textile techniques, particularly on silk, and absorbed favorable elements in foreign cultures...
by Jun Yang
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