Mandarin collar

The batch of coats is made of wool fabric, with a thin layer of fleece added inside (suitable for temperatures around 0 degrees), providing warmth without making the wearer look bulky. The body of the coat features embroidery of "Plum Bamboo and Cold Birds" (by Lin Chun of the Song Dynasty) on both the front and back. The embroidery thread used is mainly non-twisted thread for Suzhou embroidery, which has a good luster and fineness. The embroidery is delicate and textured, and there are several color options available. The mamian skirt is made of custom-made dark-patterned simulated silk fabric, which has the feel of real silk but is more stable and durable (it can be washed in water, although there are still differences compared to real silk). It has a luster and a sense of structure (the structured mamian skirt, when pleated neatly, will have sharp pleats that do not easily spread out, which would please even those with OCD). The skirt features embroidered butterflies in various postures, and as you twirl the skirt, it seems as if the butterflies are dancing gracefully. Since the skirt material is somewhat sheer, a lining skirt is essential. bao bayi bdl Actually, wearing Hanfu doesn't…

Hanfu, as traditional clothing from ancient China, is deeply influenced by Han culture and carries rich historical and cultural connotations. In today's society, hanfu has become a popular trend and is gradually gaining the affection of young people. Among the various styles, hanfu skirts are the most representative, showcasing a perfect blend of tradition and fashion, and reflecting the wearer's love and respect for Chinese traditional culture. 1. The Origin and Evolution of Hanfu Skirts Hanfu skirts originated from the traditional attire of the Han nationality and have undergone a long process of historical sedimentation and development. The earliest hanfu skirts were combinations of robes and long skirts. Over time, each dynasty made certain changes to the style and design of hanfu skirts, forming distinct characteristics. 2. Types and Styles of Hanfu Skirts 1. Ruqun (Long Robe Skirt): The ruqun, or long robe skirt, is the most basic and traditional type of hanfu skirt, consisting of an upper garment and a long skirt. The neckline of the upper garment is often a mandarin collar, designed to accentuate the figure below the chest. The skirt is usually a long skirt that fits the lines below the waist and hips. 2. Modified…

Based on sales, reputation, and reviews from various platforms, we have selected the top affordable Hanfu styles suitable for those with yellow or dark skin tones: Among them, the E Street Mandarin Collar Pipa Sleeve Ancient Costume, Junfangya Otherworldly Flower Embroidered Ancient Costume, and Gulai Deng Wei-Jin Style Wide Sleeve Ancient Costume rank at the top. Other products are also excellent. If you are looking for the best value or the most popular options, the following list can serve as a reference. E Street Mandarin Collar Pipa Sleeve Ancient Costume Based on sales, reputation, and reviews from various platforms, we have selected the top ten beautiful Hanfu capes for 2023: Among them, the Daixiao Shi Heavy Embroidery Ancient Costume, XBLGX Ancient Style Embroidered Cape Jacket, and E Street Short Hooded Cape Ancient Costume rank at the top. Other products are also excellent. If you are looking for the best value or the most popular options, the following list can serve as a reference. Daixiao Shi Heavy Embroidery Ancient Costume Based on sales, reputation, and reviews from various platforms, we have selected the top ten winter Hanfu capes for 2023: Among them, the Yinnian Suxian Embroidered Woolen Ancient Costume, HKCP Thick…

This article introduces a typical outfit from the late Ming Dynasty, which is around the 16th to 17th century for you. Let's see how to wear Hanfu - the long shirt and Ma Mian skirt suit. The top is a long shirt with a standing collar also known as a Mandarin collar, pairing it with a Ma Mian skirt which translates to horse face skirt, it’s the single most representative skirt of the Ming Dynasty.   The History of Ma Mian Skirt & the Meaning Behind the Name Ma Mian Qun literarily means Horse Face Skirt, but it actually has nothing to do with a horse’s face, the term 'Ma Mian' in ancient China has another meaning, it refers to the defensive structure that projects outward on city walls, which are located at regular intervals. A Ming Dynasty scholar labelled the rectangular area of the skirt Ma Mian because it looks like the structure. And today we call this type of skirt Ma Mian skirt.   Characteristic of Ma Mian Skirt? When the skirt is laid flat, we can see three such structures, we call it Qun Men (裙门) or skirt door today, with another door hiding behind in the…