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Overcoat with double trims in “Ruyi” patterns and a seamless collar - Si Meng Kuan Frankie

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Cheong Sam

Some type of skin

The very first time I saw a burnout velvet cheongsam in Master Chun's workshop, I was immediately impressed and really wanted to learn how to make it. However, it is always difficult because a velvet takes time and patience to handle with its characteristics, which is delicate and unmistakable. Then I started to learn about the related skills on making transparency fabrics such as lace and chiffon. After five years since I learned and practiced, I feel more confident to make this kind of cheongsam.

Casey Lee

I met Cheongsam when I was 17, and I turned 25 about a week ago. Tailoring cheongsam is one of my proudest things to look back and appreciate myself for these years.
I am lucky enough therefore I can chase my dream of becoming a cheongsam master. Thank you to my parents that I was born in a well-off family. Also, I have met a lot of great people on the way I pursue my goal. Thank you to the Masters who taught me patiently, the benefactors who really helped me alot, and those guardians who supported me.

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