National Intangible Cultural Heritage Mongolian Costumes First Encounter Autumn Fashion Week In Paris

"As a student, I can be proud and proud to wear the most distinctive ethnic costumes of my hometown to the fashion capital of Paris. This is probably the most unforgettable thing in my life."

Speaking of the autumn fashion week in Paris, Wang Weiyan, 19, can hardly conceal his joy.

The picture shows Wang Wei Yu wearing Mongolian costume and appearing in Paris.

It is an important intangible cultural heritage project in Inner Mongolia, China, and also the quintessence of Mongolian traditional culture.

Mongolian costume mainly includes gowns and belts.

Jewelry and so on.

In 2014, "Mongolian costume" was included in the fourth batch of national intangible cultural heritage list.

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In the fashion capital of Paris, Wang Weiyan, a third year old girl in the Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region, was stunning in the Mongolian costume with national characteristics.

"I have two roles this time, fashion show models and Mongolian costume show models."

Wang Weiyan said, at first, she was especially upset because she was afraid that others would throw a strange look. After all, Mongolian costume was first shown in Paris fashion week.

Wang Weiyan was born in Wuhai, Inner Mongolia. Now he is a junior student in fashion design and performing at Inner Mongolia College of Arts.

She told reporters that she was particularly excited about the appearance of a model of Inner Mongolia college students in China's autumn clothing week in Paris in 2018.

"When I put on these home towns

Walking in the streets of Paris, what they see is the look of curiosity and admiration.

Wang Weiyan said.

In addition to the show, Wang Weiyan took part in a flash activity. Many foreign friends wanted to take photos with her and asked her what she represented.

"I told them that there are 56 nationalities in China. This dress represents the Mongolian people and introduces the history of the Mongolians briefly."

In the view of Zhang Wei, a national costume promoter in Inner Mongolia, Wang Weiyan, dressed in Mongolian costume, has the facial contour, strong air and young self-confidence of Mongolian women, which makes the national costume more dynamic.

"On such a stage, from all over the world.

Costumes want to show their charm, and the Mongolian costume with national characteristics has never been on stage. I want to make up for this regret. "

Zhang Wei said.

Zhang Wei told reporters that because of his affinity with the Mongolian people, he fell in love with the beauty of Mongolian costumes. He has been promoting Mongolian clothing through various platforms over the years.

"I was invited to participate in the autumn fashion week in Paris because I had a cooperative relationship with the Apparel Association at home and abroad."

Reporters learned that, in order to better accept the international platform.

Designers have integrated into the fashion elements of the world.

"This can also attract more young people to wear Mongolian costume as a daily dress, which is also one of the reasons for recommending the college students to participate in national costumes."

Zhang Wei said.

Wang Weiyan said that this fashion week show more people know that there is such a beautiful costumes in Inner Mongolia, China.

"The Chinese cultural office in Paris has also sent us an invitation. We hope that we can do a promotional tour of Inner Mongolia tour in Inner Mongolia, a highlight of Mongolian costume.

Using Mongolia costumes to tell stories, let the world know China and understand Inner Mongolia. "