「指尖的藝術・星光下的玫瑰傳奇」
今天榮幸分享一件 60 年代古董港式旗袍，它是邵氏女星方心女士的同款。這件旗袍將當年的高級定製工藝推向了極致，充滿了舊日香港電影的華麗光影。
旗袍的面料選用輕盈的杏花粉薄紗，帶有細閃，如同晚霞中泛著微光的雲彩。但真正的精華在於其手工珠繡：每一個釘珠都是純手工縫製上去的，耗時極長，承載著匠人的心血。
尤其引人注目的，是裙襬和衣身點綴的立體玫瑰花。玫瑰花瓣使用光澤細膩的真絲絨，由三種不同的紅色依次疊加，手工製作成了一朵朵立體栩栩如生的玫瑰。為了讓葉子更逼真，設計師選擇了金屬鐳射的珠子相襯，在自然光下隱約閃動暗綠色的光。這種精密的珠繡與材質搭配，不僅是服裝，更是一件行走的光影藝術品。
"The Art of the Fingertip - A Rose Legend under the Spotlight"
Today, it is an honor to share an antique Hong Kong Qipao from the 1960s, a replica of the gown worn by Shaw Studio actress Fung Sin. This Qipao pushed the era's haute couture craftsmanship to its limit, full of the dramatic glamour of old Hong Kong cinema.
The charm of this Qipao begins with its fabric: light apricot pink tulle with a subtle shimmer, like clouds aglow at dusk. But the true essence lies in the hand-beading: every single bead is sewn on purely by hand, a time-consuming testament to the artisan's dedication.
Particularly striking are the three-dimensional roses adorning the skirt and bodice. The rose petals are made using lustrous, fine silk velvet, sequentially layered in three different shades of red to create lifelike, three-dimensional roses. To make the leaves more realistic, the designer chose to complement the design with metallic laser-cut beads, which subtly flash a dark green light in natural light. This precision beading and material combination make the Qipao not just clothing, but a walking work of light and shadow art.
