On July 16, #DIOR plagiarism topped the trending list on Weibo, triggering heated discussions among netizens. In the Dior skirt design, this half skirt design is called the "iconic Dior silhouette". In the eyes of netizens, the official does not generously admit that it is inspir

It is understood that on July 14, some netizens questioned dior for allegedly plagiarizing China's horse-face skirt . The front and back pieces are overlapping and cut, but it is called "Dior's iconic silhouette." In the design of Chinese horse-faced skirts, they are generally two-piece, with the front and back smooth and pleated on the left and right. This is a rare and typical shape rarely seen in other skirt designs. In the dior skirt design, this half skirt design is called the "iconic Dior silhouette". In the opinion of netizens, the official does not generously admit that it is inspired by the Chinese horse-faced skirt. It is said that it is its own new design. This This behavior is too bad.

Face skirt, also known as "horse-face pleated skirt", is a type of Hanfu. There are four skirts at the front and back, two of them overlap, the sides are pleated, and the middle skirt overlaps to form a smooth surface, commonly known as "horse face" . The design of the front and rear skirt doors, coupled with the slits, looks like an improved horse face. Moreover, there are merchants who have made similar skirts before, so it cannot be considered a new design at all.

Some netizens said that too much of China's culture has been "spread" or even "plundered" by others, and they hope that the country can better manage its own cultural heritage.

Some netizens also pointed out that cultural protection has a long way to go.

However, some netizens said that fashion design has always borrowed elements from all over the world, not only from the West, but also from us. Art is inherently connected and has no national boundaries. Whoever designs a good-looking design will be liked by everyone. And as I said, it’s an “element”, so stop being picky.

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Editor: Zhao Shanshan