With fashion consciousness on the rise, Shanghai's Prom Dresses tailoring tradition is making a comeback. Reporter Zhao Feifei surveys the bespoke tailoring scene, talking to tailors from the golden era -- and today's young upstarts. In old China, a potbelly was a status symbol, a sign of prosperity and a badge of honor to gluttony, as well. It's Long Prom Dresses a sign of good life, but in today's body-conscious world, too much girth can be an image problem. Just ask pudgy salesman Johannes Liu.

His potbelly flops over his belt like a canopy, the result of frequent Low V-neck Backless Purple Formal Prom Dress out, drinking with his clients. Liu wants to look good -- and he certainly doesn't want to resort to a girdle to hold it in. For Liu, the answer is a nice, high-quality tailor-made suit that can cover up all his sins. ``Don't get me wrong. I love Boss, Cerutti and Zegna. Nothing beats the fit of a tailor-made suit, though, and it can cover your physical flaws for the same Mermaid Sweetheart Neck Plicated Long Prom Dress -- or less,'' Liu says. ``It makes me look thinner and more attractive. It can be fashionable, too. I just cut out a magazine picture and ask the tailor to duplicate the style.''

As the demand for quality, fashionable clothes rises, bespoke One Shoulder Beaded Mermaid Long Prom Dress is on the ascendant. Shanghai tailor is a legendary figure, dating back to the heyday of custom tailoring in the 1930s. The reputation of the Shanghai tailors spread, as they emigrated to Hong Kong, where they are still the backbone of the city's tailoring tradition, and Singapore, where a street is named after a famous Shanghai tailor -- Wing Loong Road. Back to One Shoulder Black And White Long Prom Dress golden era, it was the Shanghai tailors who created fashion innovations like turning (r)MDRV藟qipao into works of art, which later became popular worldwide.