cheongsam

The red cheongsam poured over her figure like a second skin.

About a tailor of cheongsam who has been in the business for nearly 80 years.

And to a free-spirited American girl like me, the cheongsam did the same thing.

I can get another cheongsam (Chinese dress) made and buy beautiful gifts to take home.

The cheongsam is not just a piece of clothing.

Though famous for his cheongsam, things do not really go well for Hang.

She put the box on the bed, lifted the lid and pulled out a gorgeous black cheongsam.

Many schools also require underskirts to be worn with the cheongsam.

The painting's subject, a Chinese girl, wears a ponytail and cheongsam.

She appears in the series as a classic grandmotherly type wearing a cheongsam.

As she began to unhook the cheongsam, I pulled my boots off and flung them across the room.

A white cotton undershirt is often worn underneath the cheongsam.

Unlike a short skirt, the slits of cheongsam show a woman's legs when she walks.

He makes alterations to Lung's cheongsam, resulting in a design that is simple but elegant.

The cheongsam is a traditional Chinese dress in two distinct varieties:

Or a cheongsam with a lei of plastic flowers.

'If you could wear your new cheongsam, I'd appreciate it.'

She wore a striking cheongsam of sky blue.

She was wearing the simple cheongsam again.

Often they wore Shanghai cheongsam as upper-class Chinese women did.

But the door sprang open and we tipped inside, my hands tearing at the taut silk of the cheongsam.

She wore a beautiful green silk cheongsam with embroidery of gold peonies.

I know a place in Central where you could have a lovely cheongsam made, Emma.'

Jade rose, brushed down her cheongsam and led me back into the changing room without looking at me.

A girl was coming down in a cheongsam, not looking at me, looking at Chiang.