When it comes to the female artist of "Di Li Ba Ba", I think many people are very familiar with it. As a little sister from Xinjiang, her facial features are exquisite and three-dimensional, and her big clear eyes become her iconic features. However, a hot bar, which is not suitable for wearing cheongsam, is recently forced by the director to put on the Qipao dress. Let's take a look.

She is Di Ali Zebala, I believe you are very familiar with her. She was a very tall figure from a minority, and this time she chose a side tied low ponytail. Although her hair was casual, it still highlighted her exquisite three-dimensional features. The gentle goddess temperament also appeared immediately. I don't know if you like this kind of hot bar.

However, he thought he was wearing a cheongsam style, which seemed to be very elegant and atmosphere. The elements of embroidery also showed the flavor of Chinese style, making the hot bar more charming. But for the hip breadth of the hot bar, this time her style of cheongsam still highlights her physical superiority, and the loose skirt is perfectly concealed by her crotch width. Do you know if you think so?

It has to be said that in fact, such a body like a hot bar is still very suitable for wearing a self-made version of the dress. This time, she chose this flower Printed Dress for her own appearance, which perfectly highlighted her concave and convex figure. Such ancient wind elements and wave curls and red lips appear very much in tune, which highlights her charm of retro little women.

Last but not least, it is still a body style version of the ceremony skirt shape, not only highlights the figure, but also makes her more feminine. Judging from the hairstyle of this time, it looks very attractive with curly hair. And this black vest skirt incorporates elements of broken flowers. Not only is it dignified and graceful, but it also looks fresh and full, and highlights the charm of the hot bar. I believe this will be amazing to you. I don't know. What do you think of the hot bar? Welcome to share your message.