Cheongsam (noun)

A close-fitting, one-piece dress worn by women in China, typically made of silk and with a Mandarin collar and side slits.

Origin:

Early 20th century, from chinese (mandarin) qīngshān long dress.

Examples:

1. She looked stunning in the red cheongsam she wore to the Chinese New Year party.
2. The cheongsam is a traditional Chinese garment that has been popular for centuries.
3. The cheongsam is often worn on special occasions such as weddings and festivals.
4. The cheongsam is considered a symbol of elegance and beauty.
5. The cheongsam was designed to showcase the female figure while preserving modesty.