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Ming Dynasty jujube red leather with a simple jade hairpin The image of the inner garment from the Kong Family Mansion, because it is made of gauze, clearly shows the state inside the collar: Marked with red lines:   Another short shirt made of gauze, the gold-woven part extending into the collar clearly shows the condition inside the collar:   Marked with red lines, look carefully:   From the examples of the two garments above, this cutting method retains a large piece on the outer lapel.   The diagram looks like this, the red line is the sewing line for the collar: Such collars are likely applicable to most Ming-style cross-collars. The extra piece may also serve as padding?   Another type of collar   From another inner garment, it is clearly designed for clothes with attached edges.   Of course, showing this image is not just for looking at the collar,   This inner garment well demonstrates the contrast between the curved sewing line when attaching the collar and the straight lines of the actual collar opening.   Marked with red lines:   Curved vs. straight   After discussing the collar, let's talk about the treatment of the collar…

Ming Dynasty Hanfu is a treasure of ancient Chinese culture, possessing unique charm. As an important part of the overall look, Hanfu hairstyles can make the clothing more perfectly showcase traditional aesthetics. This article will introduce some common Ming Dynasty Hanfu hairstyle tutorials to Hanfu enthusiasts, hoping to help everyone better display the beauty of Hanfu. Section One: Ming Dynasty Qian Jue Bun The Ming Dynasty Qian Jue Bun is a very common Ming Dynasty Hanfu hairstyle, which can be completed through the following steps: 1. Preparation: – Long hair: The hair needs to be grown longer than the shoulders for easy styling. – Hair net: Choose a hair net with a color similar to your natural hair to ensure aesthetics. – Hairpin: Choose traditional Hanfu hairpins, which can be made of jade or gold. 2. Arrange the hair net: – Put on the hair net so that it completely covers the hair, then secure it with hair clips. 3. Braid the bun: – Divide the hair into three sections and comb them back to form three strands of hair. – Tie the three strands together and secure them with hair clips to ensure the bun is firm. 4. Insert…

Researcher Jiang Kaiyu of China Research Institute told the China Economic News, buying Hanfu is just the beginning of spending money. Subsequently, things like shawls, ancient-style bags, matching shoes, oil-paper umbrellas, fans, etc., are also considerable expenses. Just in terms of head ornaments, there are hair crowns, hairpins, hairpins, headbands, floral decorations, and step-shaking ornaments, which can be made of materials such as pearls, jade, artificial flowers, and more, as well as different colors and styles to match different Hanfu. The spending on peripheral products is no less than that on Hanfu. Recently, I've really been deeply attracted by the accessories for ancient-style Hanfu; they're all so beautiful, simply too good to praise. Indeed, once you get into Hanfu, it's a deep sea. After buying one, you want to buy more. Today, I'm recommending earrings, an essential accessory for Hanfu girls. Often, the difference between us and the main characters in period dramas is these inconspicuous small accessories. When well-matched, they can significantly enhance your Hanfu look. This time, I’ve specially compiled two shops for everyone, both offering various styles. Links: Hairpin Memory, Snowy Day Clearing, Flower and Jade Gold Step-shake, Orchid Pavilion, Wood Dragon, Evening Chant, Ancient Style Blue…

1. Introduction Hanfu, as a treasure of Chinese traditional culture, not only represents the civilization and spiritual pursuits of the ancient Chinese nation but also carries rich historical, humanistic, aesthetic, and artistic connotations. Among these, the design of Hanfu hairstyles, as an essential part of the overall look, highlights the aesthetic concepts of the ancient people and reflects the style and characteristics of the ancient Chinese nation. This article will introduce you to Ming Dynasty hairstyles and recommend several classic styles to help Hanfu enthusiasts better understand and interpret the beauty of Hanfu. 2. Characteristics of Ming Dynasty Hairstyles The Ming system is a set of etiquette rules from the late feudal society of the Ming Dynasty in China. It has strict regulations and requirements for the styling and matching of Hanfu hairstyles. In the Ming system, there are different requirements for men's and women's hairstyles, which are introduced below. 1. Men's Hairstyles In Ming Dynasty hairstyles, men's hairstyles mainly emphasize the height of the topknot and the placement of hair accessories. Especially for scholars, the height of the topknot is almost a significant symbol. Ming Dynasty hairstyles generally require the topknot to be positioned at the center of the…

Nowadays, girls like to wear ancient-style clothing, such as loose-fitting Hanfu, which is very popular among girls. At this time, if girls match an ancient-style hairstyle, they seem to have come from the past. However, some girls have short hair. Will the short ancient-style hairstyles not match the ancient clothing like Hanfu? In fact, these ancient-style short hairstyles also match perfectly with Hanfu. Girls with beautiful middle-parted bob hairstyles, designed as small curls in the middle part, can pair well with ancient clothing with veils, making the ancient-style hairstyle appear very noble. Girls with slightly round faces often choose simple short ancient-style hairstyles, straight ancient-style short hairstyles with light and thin bangs, which are the most perfect when paired with Hanfu. Girls who like to wear red Hanfu usually choose... How do men wear Hanfu? Of course, it’s just like putting on clothes piece by piece. Compared to women's Hanfu, men's Hanfu is less common but has a better texture. Whether it's Feiyu clothing or cross-collar, wearing it makes you feel like you're living out your youthful fantasies... Hanfu Encyclopedia | Male Hanfu Styles, images and text from Chu Yunliunian Hanfu Information. Today's Hanfu Encyclopedia | Male Hanfu Styles mainly…

Girls with medium to short hair, or those with less hair, look here. Here are three simple Hanfu hairstyles that you can achieve with just a hair clip and an elastic band, both simple and beautiful! 【Hairstyle One】 1. Start with a middle part, then align the hair on both sides of the head and tie two small pigtails. 2. Leave a small section at the top without pulling it out, forming a small bun. 3. Wrap the remaining hair around the base of the elastic band and secure it with a hair clip. 4. Insert a hairpin into the small bun; simpler hairpins look better. Hairstyle One is complete~ 【Hairstyle Two】 1. The second hairstyle also involves tying small pigtails on both sides of the head. 2. Twist the hair below the front of the small pigtails into braids. 3. Wrap the braids upwards to the elastic band of the other side's small pigtail and secure them with a hair clip. Do the same for the other side. 4. Tidy up any loose strands. 5. Add cute accessories on both sides, and Hairstyle Two is complete~ 【Hairstyle Three】 1. For the third hairstyle, keep the original style and divide…

Hanfu has become increasingly popular, not just seen online but also in our daily lives. Many girls are trying to wear Hanfu, making it more common. At the same time, we can see many hairstyles that match Hanfu. Below, let's take a look at some medium and short hair Hanfu hairstyles without hair buns. This is a simple Han Dynasty hairstyle without a hair bun. It's very easy; you just need to comb your hair into two parts on top of your head, then slowly secure them with a hairband, and finally fix the ends together to form a Hanfu hairstyle without a hair bun! This Han Dynasty hairstyle is a bit more challenging. First, you need to make a braid, tie it at the bottom with a small rubber band, and leave a loop for securing it. The rest can be combed directly. Actually, most Han Dynasty hairstyles are difficult to do, but if you're handy, you can do it at home! Han Dynasty hairstyles rarely have bangs. Talking about Hanfu, many people will try to create a Hanfu hairstyle when they wear it. Only by doing so does it truly exude an ancient style. However, many Hanfu hairstyles…

Hanfu Head Accessories: Elegantly Adorning Classic Beauty Hanfu, a traditional costume with a long history, has always attracted many enthusiasts with its exquisite decorations and unique charm. Among the Hanfu attire, head accessories, as an indispensable part, can showcase unique beauty and cultural depth. This article will introduce some common Hanfu head accessories and their design concepts, inviting you to appreciate the unique charm of these accessories. 1. Bai Bin Can Cha Ling Yun Ji (Cloud-Touching Bun with Variegated Tresses) The Cloud-Touching Bun with Variegated Tresses is a traditional head accessory from the Han Dynasty, often used in women's attire. The design inspiration for this head accessory comes from the shape of clouds, hence the name "Ling Yun" (touching the clouds). The Cloud-Touching Bun with Variegated Tresses is usually made of materials such as gold thread, pearls, and gems, and is crafted into a unique shape through skillful folding and weaving. Wearing such a head accessory on top of one's head not only highlights a woman's noble demeanor but also showcases intricate craftsmanship and exquisite design. 2. Panlong Hua Wen Bu Yao (Dragon Patterned Pendant) The Dragon Patterned Pendant is a common male head accessory, often used in important occasions…

Among the head accessories of ancient women, there is also a type called "hairpin." Both hairpins and hair sticks are used to hold hair, but their structures differ: hair sticks are typically made in a single prong, while hairpins are made in double prongs; additionally, there are some differences in their uses. The popularity of hairpins began around the late Western Han Dynasty. Since then, they have been one of the main head accessories for Chinese women until today. Hairpins still hold a significant place in women's cosmetics, such as hair clips, which evolved from hairpins. From the perspective of head accessories, hair sticks can almost be considered a standard accessory for Hanfu. A beautiful hair stick can elevate one's overall appearance. Depending on the style of Hanfu, different materials of hair sticks can be chosen, either luxurious and exquisite or fresh and playful, instantly transforming one into an elegant fairy. Among various materials, jade hair sticks are versatile, with their pure and translucent quality enhancing a graceful aura. Jade from Hetian is particularly favored for its smooth and lustrous texture and fine quality, making it a premium choice among jade hair sticks. JD Auctions, in collaboration with the Xinjiang…

The complete set of green Ming Dynasty style Hanfu by Feicui Chuanyin is a favorite among Hanfu enthusiasts. Introduction: Hanfu, as one of the representatives of traditional Chinese clothing, has re-entered people's field of vision in recent years. Among them, the Ming Dynasty style Hanfu stands out for its solemn and magnificent features, becoming a goal pursued by many Hanfu enthusiasts. This article introduces a complete set of green Ming Dynasty style Hanfu by Feicui Chuanyin, allowing us to appreciate this splendid traditional attire together. 1. Headwear and Hairstyle: The headwear for the green Ming Dynasty style Hanfu can be a lotus hairpin in full bloom, a commonly used accessory by empresses and noblewomen during the Ming Dynasty. Additionally, pairing it with traditional palace hairstyles, such as a high bun secured with forty-nine hairpins, showcases an elegant and luxurious demeanor. 2. Upper and Lower Garments: 1. Upper Garment: The upper garment is made of loose-fitting court robes, using green silk fabric to create a solemn and magnificent effect. The cuffs can be wide dragon sleeves, decorated with red silk ribbons to highlight the luxury. 2. Lower Garment: For the lower garment, a long skirt can be chosen to match the…

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▲ Partial view of the "Lady with Flower Hairpin" painting Throughout history, flowers have always been used to metaphorically describe beauty, and the custom of wearing flower hairpins has been prevalent in ancient Chinese cosmetics and adornments. According to different seasons and clothing colors, various matching flower hairpins were worn. These flowers not only included real flowers from nature but also those made from materials such as silk, jade, gemstones, and glass. ▲ Imitation glass flower hairpin The characteristic of "heat shrink sheets" as a craft material can be used to create hairpin flowers with a jade-like texture. This article is a tutorial for making "imitation glass-textured hairpin flowers." The finished product of these hairpin flowers has a texture similar to glass but is very light. You can design various flower shapes and choose your favorite colors, creating exquisite hairpin accessories through clever design. Materials Needed ♔ Heat shrink sheets: The heat shrink sheets used in this tutorial are American Judikins transparent heat shrink sheets. (We cannot comment on the effects of other brands as they have not been tested.) ♔ Sandpaper: Using sponge sandpaper (grit 500-600) makes it easy to sand. Fine-grit wood sandpaper can also be used as…

Nowadays, girls love to wear beautiful Hanfu (traditional Chinese clothing) when they go shopping. However, some girls don't know how to tie up their hair in an ancient style. Wearing modern hairstyles with traditional Hanfu can look quite odd and unappealing. Now, let’s appreciate this beautiful Hanfu hairstyle for girls and learn how to do it. First, divide your hair into two halves, then tie them up to form two small ponytails. Then, grab the lower part of the small ponytail and pin it up according to the instructions for tying up ancient Hanfu hairstyles. This way, you can create a princess-like side hairstyle. After fixing the hair on one side, repeat the process for the other half. Once both sides are done, you will have a beautiful half-up Hanfu hairstyle. Nowadays, most girls own at least two sets of Hanfu. When wearing Hanfu, it is best to pair it with a beautiful ancient-style hairstyle. These simple ancient hairstyles all look very nice. Let’s appreciate these five beautiful ancient hairstyles and learn how to tie them up. If your hair is also a bit long, we can see how these simple ancient hairstyles are done. Many girls now choose to…

【Hairstyle Section】When wearing Hanfu, don't let your hair hang loose. Don't let your hair hang loose when wearing Hanfu. Don't let your hair hang loose when wearing Hanfu. Important things should be repeated three times. 【Daily Use】 1. Ponytail For everyday wear, you can tie your hair into a ponytail and use a headband or simple hairpin as decoration. A high ponytail is lively and charming, while a low ponytail is dignified and elegant. Choose based on your outfit. Generally, a simple headband or a basic hairpin will suffice. The names are all very beautiful, from left to right they are: Lu Ming (Deer Call), Hong Jiang (Red Juice), Dong Cang (Eastern Blue), He Huan (Happy Union) Sword III derived headband 2. Everyday Elegant Hairstyle Tutorial One Tutorial Two Tutorial Three 3. Twin Tails Cute girls can tie their hair into twin tails. You can occasionally tie your hair into twin tails when going out to play, reliving your middle school days! 【Traditional Festivals, Gatherings of Hanfu Enthusiasts, or Performances】 Below are some hairstyles suitable for important occasions, with a few easy-to-follow tutorials recommended. Tutorial One Tutorial Two Tutorial Three At this point, you can wear those beautiful and elaborate…

【Hairstyle Section】When wearing hanfu, do not let your hair hang loose. Do not let your hair hang loose when wearing hanfu. Do not let your hair hang loose when wearing hanfu. Important things should be repeated three times. 【Daily】 1. Ponytail For daily wear, you can tie your hair into a ponytail and decorate it with a headband. A high ponytail is lively and charming, while a low ponytail is dignified and elegant, depending on your outfit. Generally, tying a headband or wearing a simple hairpin is enough. The names are all very beautiful, from left to right they are: Luming (Deer Call), Hongjiang (Red Juice), Dongcang (Eastern Green), Hehuan (Joyful Reunion) Jian San Derivative Headband 2. Everyday Ladylike Hairstyle Tutorial One Tutorial Two Tutorial Three 3. Twin Ponytails Cute girls can tie their hair into twin ponytails. When going out to play, you can occasionally tie your hair into twin ponytails and relive your middle school days! 【Traditional Festivals, Hanfu Gatherings, or Performances】 Below are some hairstyles suitable for important occasions, with a few easy-to-follow tutorials recommended. Tutorial One Tutorial Two Tutorial Three At this time, you can wear those beautiful and luxurious accessories, such as various hairpins, silk…

The long-awaited hairstyle tutorial is back~~~ Prepare a new look and a new hairstyle! Today, I bring you two hairstyles that can be paired with hairpins Super simple! These can be used whether you are wearing Hanfu daily or taking photos~ Hairpin Hairstyle (First Style) 1. First, divide your hair into three sections, tie up all the hair at the back after dividing it. 2. After tying it up, braid it into a plait. 3. Then wind it up on top of your head and secure it. 4. Divide the front section of hair into two parts, make sure to leave more hair in the front part. 5. Then fix it above the ear with a clip. 6. Use the remaining hair to cover any thinning areas of your hairline, fixing it behind the ear with a clip. 7. Wrap the ends around the bun and secure them. 8. Take out a piece of fake hair, divide it into two parts, and fix it on the bun. 9. Wrap half of the fake hair around the bun, remember to secure the ends. 10. Wrap the other half of the fake hair in the opposite direction around the bun. 11. Finally,…

Lee Se-yun is a patriotic Hong Kong star well-known to everyone for her ancient costume dramas. Especially, Lee Se-yun's portrayal of Wang Zhaojun in "Zhaojun Goes to the Frontier" is widely recognized as the most impressive, beautiful, and stunning depiction of Wang Zhaojun, perfectly fitting the image of one of the Four Beauties! Lee Se-yun's portrayal of Wang Zhaojun in elegant Hanfu costumes gives a feeling of clarity and gentleness, while her magnificent and noble frontier attire is even more breathtaking. This promotional photo of Lee Se-yun wearing frontier attire and riding a white horse makes the editor exclaim that Lee Se-yun is the perfect Wang Zhaojun! Yang Mi's portrayal of Wang Zhaojun, although she betrayed her childhood sweetheart and her character had some flaws, still left a deep impression when seen standing there in Hanfu with a graceful demeanor. Just like every reader has their own Hamlet in their hearts, everyone's Wang Zhaojun is also different. I still prefer Yang Mi's portrayal of Wang Zhaojun. At that time, Yang Mi had not yet experienced the harshness of society or the hardships of love, so her eyes were clearer and her performance was more playful, further enhanced by the veteran…

The reason why people in ancient times wore headwear when dressed in Hanfu is that having loose hair was considered extremely unrefined. The ancients believed that those with loose hair were either barbarians or criminals. Therefore, even after a bath, they would use a wooden hairpin to tie their hair up; this was part of the Hanfu etiquette system of ancient times. However, many people who wear Hanfu in modern times have short hair, so not wearing headwear is also acceptable. Of course, wearing headwear can increase the authenticity of the Hanfu look, and many Hanfu headwear items are very beautiful. The Kong Mansion has over eight thousand pieces of Ming and Qing dynasty clothing passed down, including various fabrics such as satin, silk, silk gauze, and gauze, as well as a variety of craftsmanship techniques including embroidery, weaving, hand-painting, and printing. This collection covers categories such as court robes, formal attire, official robes, everyday clothes, ceremonial garments, casual wear, mourning attire, and accessories like headwear. It is a typical representation of traditional Chinese clothing culture. Among these, the Ming dynasty garments are particularly precious. The Kong Mansion's clothing inheritance is continuous, diverse, colorful, and well-preserved, known as "half the…

The beauty of Hanfu needs not only delicate make-up, but also various small accessories.For example, hairpins, earrings, hair bands, shoes, fans, small round bags and so on.Sometimes the right accessories can make Hanfu more beautiful. Accessories 1: Hairpin Hairpins are the most common accessories of Hanfu. Almost all fairies wearing Hanfu will buy hairpins. There are many styles of hairpins. They are simple, complex, various, and versatile. Almost all Hanfu Dress can be equipped with a hairpin and the wearing method is also very simple. Accessories 2: Hair Crown Hair crown is a more gorgeous accessories, wear in daily life will have a greater impact on daily life. In ancient times, the ancients did not often wear hair crowns. They only wore them when they were dressed up for important occasions. Accessories 3: Step Shake A kind of jewelry for ancient Chinese women.The general form is Phoenix, butterfly, with wings, or with tassels or pendants. When walking, gold ornaments will move with the swing of walking, lifelike, so call it step shake. Accessories 4: Hair Band Hair band is also a very common Han costume headdress. Simple hair band can bring vitality to elegant long hair and create different beauty.…

Lalala~ Sharing another wave of Hanfu hairstyle tutorials. I particularly enjoy collecting various Hanfu hairstyle tutorials. Today, I'm sharing 8 versatile Hanfu hairstyles with everyone. I hope you all like them! Little fairies, quickly take a look. Hairstyle 2 Hairstyle 3 Hairstyle 4 Hairstyle 5 Hairstyle 6 Hairstyle 7 Hairstyle 8 © Image source network. This issue's roundup | 8 versatile Hanfu hairstyles, Xiao... Super cute and simple children's Hanfu hairstyle tutorial, no hair accessories required and suitable for older friends too - Tencent Video. Super cute and simple children's Hanfu hairstyle tutorial, no hair accessories required and suitable for older friends too. Selected from Tencent Video. Full search keywords across the web. Hot search list VIP games watched watched in pursuit. The simplest Hanfu hairstyle, learnable in 30 seconds. Children's hairstyle braiding tutorial. Children's Hanfu hairstyle tutorial, beauty makeup clothing, beautiful video. The simplest Hanfu hairstyle, learnable in 30 seconds. Children's hairstyle braiding tutorial. Children's Hanfu hairstyle tutorial. This video is provided by I am Queen Li, 9587 plays. Beautiful video is a professional short video aggregation platform created by Baidu team, combining connotation and appearance. 0 simple yet beautiful ancient style Hanfu braiding video tutorials, which you can…

According to Jiang Kayu, a researcher from the China Research Institute of Economy, who was interviewed by China Industry and Economics News, buying hanfu is just the beginning of spending. Following that, there are also significant expenses such as arm bands, traditional handbags, matching shoes, and even oiled paper umbrellas, round fans, etc. For headwear alone, there are hairpins, hair combs, hair sticks, hairbands, forehead jewels, hairpins, and so on. These can be made of pearls, jade, artificial flowers, and come in different colors and styles to match different types of hanfu. The expenditure on peripheral products is no less than that on hanfu itself. The event organizers showcased Chengdu's cultural heritage and beauty through traditional prayer ceremonies, garden tours, and group dances, promoting Chinese traditional culture and warming up for the World University Games. Beside the Jinjiang River and amidst the bamboo forest, over 500 hanfu enthusiasts gathered at Wanjing Tower Park. As performances like "Grandeur Dance" and "Etiquette of the Nation Group Dance" took place, the flowing sleeves and the elegance of the robes were on full display. The gracefulness of the upper garments, the solemnity of the deep clothing, the nonchalance of the robes, and the dashingness…

【It is said that this is the most popular Hanfu hairstyle for girls in 2020, a retro style that you won't regret trying】 Girls with long hair and chest-length locks don't necessarily need to rely on wigs to create hairstyles for their Hanfu outfits. Gathering the side-parted long hair at the back of the head, braiding it into a long braid, then coiling the braid around the back of the head, and adorning both sides with a pair of silver hairpins, paired with a dark silver embroidered Hanfu outfit, a graceful and elegant Hanfu goddess is born. How gracefully the clothes flutter, how light the skirts follow the wind! Hanfu is renowned for its elegance, and its unique beauty has been widely loved by many people! In recent years, wearing Hanfu has gradually become a trend. Qīng Qīng Zǐ Jīn - The Ancient Tide of Hanfu, with a modern perspective, reinterprets this beautiful civilization. Various handsome men and beautiful women, dressed in splendid Hanfu, present the distinctive fashion trend of Hanfu for you! Practical Hanfu dressing tutorials are provided! Detailed illustrated steps for wearing Hanfu, tying headscarves, and creating simple yet beautiful hairstyles are all included! A considerate guide to…