QIPAO WEDDING DRESS SPOTLIGHT: LILI


Qipao wedding dress

The qipao, also known as the cheongsam, is a traditional Chinese dress that has evolved over time to become a symbol of elegance and cultural heritage. Originating in the 1920s, the qipao features a high collar, form-fitting silhouette, and side slits, often adorned with intricate embroidery. Modern interpretations blend traditional elements with contemporary designs, making them a popular choice for brides seeking a unique wedding dress.

One such modern interpretation is our Lili Red and Gold Wedding Qipao with Phoenix. This gown combines traditional symbolism with modern design elements to create a stunning bridal ensemble.

Red and gold qipao with phoenix detail

Features of the Lili Qipao

  • Color and Symbolism: The dress features a rich red hue, symbolizing good luck and happiness, complemented by gold accents representing wealth and prosperity.

  • Design Details: It boasts a qipao silhouette with side slits, a 1.5-inch mandarin collar, and phoenix embellishments—a symbol of grace and femininity. The illusion plunging neckline and open back add a modern touch, while the nude tulle long sleeves and floor-length off-shoulder sleeves provide elegance. A 20-inch chapel train completes the look .

  • Customization: Made to order, the dress includes built-in bra cups and offers custom sizing to ensure a perfect fit.

Red and gold qipao with phoenix detail
Red and gold qipao with phoenix detail
Red and gold qipao with phoenix detail
Red and gold qipao with phoenix detail

Why Choose the Lili Qipao for Your Wedding?

Opting for the Lili Qipao allows brides to honor Chinese heritage while embracing contemporary bridal fashion. The phoenix motif symbolizes a harmonious union, making it a meaningful choice for a wedding dress. Its blend of traditional and modern elements ensures a timeless yet unique look for your special day.

Shop the Lili Qipao gown now or see our other wedding dresses in this style.


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