How to draw a princess skirt?

The princess dress is painted like this:

Draw the upper body of the princess dress first, with a big bow on the chest and a slim waist. Draw an arc on the sleeve and draw a circle like lace. There is a circular decoration like a necklace in the middle.

2. Then draw the lower part of the princess skirt. There are bows on the side of the long skirt and three bows under the princess skirt. Very beautiful. Pay attention to the wrinkles on the long skirt. Draw several vertical lines with long and short lines according to the sag of the skirt.

Let's start to color the beautiful princess dress. First draw some decorative bows on the skirt as light pink.

4. Then the upper body of the princess skirt is painted purple, and the lines at the waist and tail of the skirt are painted rose red.

5. Finally, paint the hem with light yellow, and the beautiful princess dress is finished!

Skirts, clothes worn around the lower body. Broadly speaking, it includes dresses, petticoats, waist skirts and so on. Skirts have been popular all over the world since ancient times.

Skirt, skirt, is a kind of clothing that surrounds the lower body, which is slightly annular. It is one of the two basic forms of underpants (the other is pants), and broadly includes dresses, petticoats and waist skirts.

In ancient times, it was called Xia Shang, which was used by both men and women of Han nationality in ancient times. Now most of them are taken by women and children. China's skirts have a long history. Legend has it that the Yellow Emperor's "ruling the world by hanging down his clothes" was the beginning of wearing skirts. There were many deep clothes in the Eastern Zhou Dynasty, which can be regarded as the embryonic form of the dress. Since the Han Dynasty, more and more people have worn skirts.

At the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty, Liu Xi wrote "Yi Ming Fu" and said: "Skirts" and "groups" are also connected with groups. In the Western Han Dynasty, a kind of "fairy skirt" folded into many folds was popular. Red yarn double skirts and single yarn double skirts were popular in Jin Dynasty. In the Tang Dynasty, people usually wore red skirts, and Bai Juyi was "stained with the blood of the skirt by wine".

("Pipa"); At the end of Yuan Dynasty, plain skirts were popular. In the Ming Dynasty, pleated long skirts were popular, mainly in red. There are many kinds of skirts in Qing Dynasty. Cao Xueqin's Dream of Red Mansions mentioned red squirrel leather skirt, green yellow silk cotton skirt, jade flower and ocean wrinkled skirt. Modern skirts are more diverse in style. The difference of skirt length will bring about the change of feeling.

For example, short skirts can make people feel relaxed and lively, while long skirts can make people quiet and steady. In terms of skirt style, flared skirts can be shorter, because flared skirts will naturally droop and cover the thighs when sitting down. Tight skirts are longer, and they will shrink when you sit down.