When tradition meets fashion, Tai Chi clothing can also become trendy and beautiful!
2024-08-17
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Dahe.com (Reporter Liu Yang) What is your first impression of Tai Chi clothing? Lotus leaf collar, double-breasted buttons, mainly black and white colors... In the view of Qu Tingnan, a designer of trendy Tai Chi clothing, Tai Chi is developing towards younger and more fashionable styles. Clothing is an important carrier, and Tai Chi clothing should also be "trendy" and "beautiful".
"Since Tai Chi embodies the philosophy of unity of man and nature and the law of nature, it also inherits the clothing culture gene of Chinese national clothing, which is about loose clothes and wide belts, and 'it must be a square inch, but it is covered with the sun and the moon, and it embraces the universe.'" Qu Tingnan told reporters that the current Tai Chi clothing styles are still mostly guided by the dress standards of middle-aged and elderly people. "Therefore, when I received the design task, I was actually unsure and spent a lot of time researching." Qu Tingnan said.
How to make Tai Chi clothing "trendy" and "beautiful"? Qu Tingnan told reporters that based on ergonomics, they have put a lot of effort into design, cutting, fabrics, etc. "Clothing is not just a commodity to wear, but also a business card to convey culture, and it should make the wearer feel comfortable." Qu Tingnan gave an example, such as this top, whose sleeves are inspired by Hanfu, with three-dimensional cutting, and can move 360 degrees.
In terms of fabrics, Qu Tingnan said that they also used a lot of "new technologies." "Take this red dress as an example. Its entire fabric is made from discarded trees and paper. Modern technology is used to restore the texture of silk. It is both elegant and very comfortable to wear."
"We hope to attract more young people to join the ranks of Tai Chi practitioners through fashionable and comfortable Tai Chi uniforms, and pass on the culture and fashion," said Qu Tingnan.
