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Children’s Traditional Hanfu Winter Clothing – Blue Hat, Girls’ Ancient Costume Hat
"High-Quality Sun-Protective Clothing" is widely used. It can be worn by officials and ministers at grand imperial banquets, as well as musicians and guards. This type of clothing is divided into upper and lower layers, with varying thicknesses. The winter attire for the emperor's grandson is categorized into five grades (based on quality). The materials and colors chosen for each grade are entirely uniform, ensuring a consistent look from head to toe. For instance, if the robe is made of brocade, the hat will certainly be a warm brocade hat; if the robe is made of white fur, the hat will definitely be a warm hat in matching material. The emperor's grandson's summer attire has fifteen grades, similar to the winter attire. The winter attire of the regent has nine grades, while the summer attire has fourteen grades, distinguished by material and color. A video tutorial on hairstyles for children wearing Hanfu, specifically ancient hairstyles for little girls, was originally released in full length on iQIYI. The video, "Hairstyle Tutorial for Short-Haired Children Wearing Hanfu – Ancient Hairstyles for Little Girls," was uploaded on September 8th, 2020. The main content of the video includes a simple tutorial on ancient hairstyles.… -
Traditional Hanfu Women’s Clothing with Large Sleeves
Hanfu women's traditional clothing refers to a type of traditional attire that mainly embodies the aesthetics of Hanfu, based on the cultural foundation of Han Dynasty costumes, incorporating modern elements, and innovatively designed to achieve a more refined and luxurious look. Typically, Hanfu women's clothing adopts the Ming Dynasty's soft skirts, coats, wide robes, and long-sleeved cheongsams as the main garments, featuring styles such as high-waist, loose-fitting, cinched waist, and half-skirts. The clothes are often adorned with embroidery, lace, stitching, jewelry, and other decorations, with attention given to the coordination and matching of accessories in the overall ensemble. The first choice for new Hanfu traditional women's clothing images is Huoputou New Women's Wholesale Network. All new wholesale women's clothing sources come from core women's clothing production areas like Hangzhou Sijiqing, Guangzhou Shixing, Wuhan Hanzheng Street, Changshu, Shenzhen, South Korea, etc. We welcome physical women's clothing stores to come for wholesale, agency, and franchise opportunities. We also support free微商 (microbusiness) batch purchases, single-item purchases for Taobao, Pinduoduo, Douyin, Kuaishou small shops, and offer an 8-day no-questions-asked return policy to ensure worry-free after-sales service. For new Hanfu traditional women's clothing images and wholesale sources, visit Huoputou Women's Wholesale Network. The first choice… -
Traditional Hanfu Gauze Skirt Outfit, Ancient Hanfu Adult Consort Gauze Skirt
Nowadays, more and more historical dramas pursue beauty, and their costumes are increasingly modern. Strapless dresses and tube tops are everywhere. However, there is one type of clothing that has become very popular recently: the front-open gauze skirt. This has almost become a standard in historical dramas. The so-called front-open gauze skirt means wearing a thin gauze robe over the dress. It does not need to fit tightly but can be loosely draped. The layers hanging from the neck and chest create an ethereal and fairy-like feeling. Today, Xiao Miao will present several beautiful actresses wearing front-open gauze skirts for everyone to appreciate who looks the most enchanting? Look at this set of modified Hanfu worn by this beautiful lady, with a light green strapless top featuring embroidered designs on the bust area, and a belt creating a slim waist and high waistline. A transparent gauze shawl adds a dreamy effect. The white long gauze skirt paired with white embroidered shoes, plus a light pink embroidered handbag as decoration, this pastel-colored Hanfu outfit exudes the classical beauty of a well-bred lady. This design is particularly pleasing to the eye, a perfect blend of classical and modern elements. Return to Sohu… -
Hanfu with Wei Jin Style, Traditional Clothing with Wide Sleeves from the Wei Jin Era
The people of the Wei Jin period revered nature and transcended materialism, being self-admiring and free-spirited. Thus, their attire was mostly characterized by loose robes with large sleeves, broad bands, and an unconstrained demeanor. However, it is essential to distinguish between the "Wei Jin style" that suddenly became popular in recent years and traditional Hanfu from the Wei Jin era. In recent years, a type of Hanfu featuring crossed-collar wide sleeves directly draped over a large-sleeved robe became fashionable. Actually, this style does not belong to Hanfu as there are no unearthed relics or related textual evidence to support it; it is a form imagined by merchants. Images provided by Dali Hua Shang Gu Feng Photography Studio. The Q-version style Hanfu ancient style illustration collection is a compilation of images related to Q-version style Hanfu ancient style illustrations, spontaneously organized by users on 5TieTuWang (5 Image Network). Each image in the Q-version style Hanfu ancient style illustration collection is uploaded by different users, compiled from the website's images by netizens. Please note that all images within the Q-version style Hanfu ancient style illustration collection are copyrighted, and should not be used for any commercial purposes. The Wei Jin style is… -
Thousands of Qiyaohanshu, Red and White Qiyaohanshu
Among all Hanfu, the Qiyaohanshu is a relatively common style, which looks more casual and thus many people want to use it as wedding attire during their marriage. The Qiyaohanshu we usually see is divided into two types: one is the crossed-collar Qiyaohanshu, which comes with straps and looks more graceful. As wedding attire, the more splendid, the better, just like this set of crossed-collar Qiyaohanshu; whether it's color or embroidery, everything is extremely splendid. Especially the embroidery, patterns of peonies, butterflies, and pendants are everywhere, all carrying very auspicious meanings. The Qiyaoruchun is a type of ruchun, belonging to Hanfu. The skirt waist aligns with the waist, hence the name. The upper ruchun of the Qiyaoruchun can be a crossed-collar or straight-collar (crossed-collar). Compared to the high-waisted ruchun, the Qiyaoruchun is more common. According to the upper ruchun, it can be divided into crossed-collar Qiyaoruchun, straight-collar Qiyaoruchun (crossed-collar Qiyaoruchun). According to the wearer, it can be divided into women's Qiyaoruchun, men's Qiyaoruchun. 6 Yan Dan: Yes, because of the rise of Hanfu, more and more people like Hanfu now, which in turn promotes the development of Hanfu. Huai Qing: Yes, this shows that the revival of traditional culture will… -
19 Kinds Of Classic Hanfu Of Various Dynasties In China
Hanfu is the Chinese traditional national costume. It covers a wide range of time. Different dynasties have different styles of Hanfu. This article will sort out the most classic Hanfu styles of each dynasty so that you can quickly understand the classic Hanfu styles of each dynasty. Qin and Han Dynasties The Qin and Han Dynasties are the two unified dynasties in Chinese history, the first imperial era in Chinese history. After the unification of China in the Qin Dynasty, the dress system was established, and the standard etiquette of Han clothing was more obvious. The clothes of the Qin and Han Dynasties mainly inherited the influence of the Zhou Dynasty, and still took the robe as the typical clothing style, which was mainly divided into straight trains and curved trains. In daily life, the difference between men and women is not significant. Both men and women wear wide sleeves with large lapels. The difference is that men tie leather belts around their waists, while women tie them only with ribbons. Wei and Jin Dynasties During the Wei and Jin Dynasties, influenced by social politics, economy, and culture, the style of Hanfu was free and easy, simple and elegant, and… -
Ancient Style Hanfu Disney Princess Dress, Ancient Style Children’s Hanfu Princess Dress
When everyone sees this set of Hanfu, do you think of anything? Yes, it is Snow White. This set of Hanfu is made using the color scheme of Snow White, and it is a Tang-style robe with an open-collar design. Although the skirt of this outfit has a six-meter wide hem, the fabric of the clothes is relatively light and thin, so it is not stuffy at all when worn, and there is no problem wearing it in summer. When we go to Disneyland, wearing it will definitely have a very high回头率 (turnover rate). The above few sets of Hanfu, which are known as the uniforms of the Hanfu world, how many do you own? I believe many girls have watched Disney princess series movies or animated films. Besides being attracted by the plots, everyone must also be impressed by the beauty of Disney princesses! In the eyes of many people, Disney princesses always wear beautiful evening gowns, adorned with exquisite hair accessories and jewelry, having blonde hair and blue eyes, quite charming. However, besides wearing French evening dresses, Disney princesses can also wear Chinese Hanfu. After putting on Hanfu, Disney princesses not only have no sense of incongruity but… -
The Dazzling Splendor of Ancient Hanfu – Experiencing the Charm of Hanfu
Hanfu, as a type of traditional Chinese clothing, is closely linked to ancient culture and carries the elegance of a thousand years. As an enthusiast of Hanfu, I am deeply fascinated by its unique design and meticulous craftsmanship. This article will provide a detailed introduction to the types, characteristics of Hanfu, as well as the contemporary revival movement, hoping to help more people understand and appreciate this treasure of traditional culture. One: Types and Characteristics of Hanfu 1. Versatile Hapao: Hapao is one of the most common garments in ancient China. Its characteristic is that a robe can be worn in multiple ways, adapting to the needs of different occasions. It retains the solemnity of ancient nobility while also considering comfort. 2. Unique Collar Design: The collar design of Hanfu is very unique, with various styles catching the eye. Such as standing collars, wide collars, Eight Treasures collars, etc., each design highlights the grace of women and the stature of men. 3. Application of Classical Patterns: Traditional classical patterns are often embroidered on Hanfu, such as cloud patterns, dragon and phoenix patterns, etc. These splendid and beautiful patterns showcase the profound heritage of Chinese culture. 4. Various Types of Lapels:… -
Ancient Style Hanfu Bustier, Hanfu Bustier Costume
Song Dynasty clothing generally refers to the attire that was prevalent during the Song Dynasty. The style of clothing worn by people in the Song Dynasty is characterized by a bustier worn inside and a cloak outside, with a pair of shorts underneath, which is very light and comfortable. Outer garments include inner shirts, inner jackets, and robes. Jackets are long or short coats. Both men's and women's versions of the bai zi (a type of overcoat) exist, with the women's version being formal wear and the men's version being casual. Skirts include single-panel skirts, double-panel skirts, pleated skirts, and long skirts. The Taurus woman exudes her classical charm and astrological traits in ancient costumes. They wear magnificent traditional attire, showcasing their nobility and elegance. The steadiness and practicality of Taurus women give them a composed and confident aura in ancient costumes. Taurus women also enjoy expressing their emotions and thoughts using classical language and vocabulary, making people feel their classical charm. In ancient costumes, Taurus women display their unique allure, captivating all who see them. The reason why ancient-style costumes can become default Hanfu is mainly because these types of attire have evolved from Hanfu over time. Hanfu includes… -
In the Square, Encountering Traditional Hanfu, Which Side of the Ming Dynasty-Style Coat Goes on Top
On the morning of the 8th, the "Continuing the Old Year, Welcoming the New" series of events for the 2020 Spring Festival officially kicked off in the Cultural Square. Dozens of members from the County Zi Jin Hanfu Club, dressed in traditional Hanfu such as ruqun (robe-skirt sets), zhidu (straight robes), and daopao (Taoist-style robes), held a themed "Hanfu Fluttering to Welcome the New Year" ancient-style Hanfu parade. Holding paper umbrellas and wearing fluttering garments, they started from the Cultural Square, walked along the Shanmen Bridge down to the Waterfront Platform, and arrived at County Front Street. With the breeze blowing, their skirts swayed gracefully, fully displaying the charm of Hanfu, as if they were under a spotlight attracting passersby to stop and admire. The Hanfu performers also showcased traditional arts such as guzheng, guqin, and tea ceremonies along the street, making it a feast for the eyes for the citizens. "We should celebrate our traditional festivals well and wear our traditional clothing well," said Ms. Huang, a Hanfu enthusiast who participated in the event. She believes that Hanfu and Han culture have a long history and are very charming, and during such festive occasions like the Spring Festival, they… -
Disadvantages of Tang Dynasty Hanfu and Ming Dynasty Hanfu
As enthusiasts of Hanfu, our love for traditional Hanfu is undoubtedly deep. However, no thing is perfect, and Hanfu is no exception. During the important periods of Tang Dynasty Hanfu and Ming Dynasty Hanfu, although they have unique charm, there are also some disadvantages. This article will explore these disadvantages in detail so that we can better understand and improve them. First Part: Disadvantages of Tang Dynasty Hanfu 1. Lack of Comfort: Tang Dynasty Hanfu pursues grandeur and luxury. The garments often use heavy materials and complex construction, which lack comfort when worn, especially during hot summers. Wearing Tang Dynasty Hanfu for a long time can cause discomfort or even physical burden. 2. Inconvenience of Movement: The design of Tang Dynasty Hanfu emphasizes the display of noble aura; many robes have long sleeves and overly wide cuffs, limiting freedom of movement. Especially during exercise, the inconvenience of movement can become troublesome. 3. Inconvenience of Storage: The multi-layered pleats and wide sleeves of Tang Dynasty Hanfu designs make the clothes prone to deformation. To maintain the integrity of the garments, more time and effort are required for storage and maintenance. 4. Architectural Limitations: One characteristic of Tang Dynasty Hanfu is the… -
Hanfu Making(13) – Improved Hanfu Cutting & Sewing Patterns
This section contains improved Hanfu (改良汉服). Please read the introduction of the topic and how to use this guide in advance. Introduction Wearing hanfu is not just for the sake of retro and vintage, but also to show classical beauty and promote the traditional culture of the nation. However, many people have misconceptions about hanfu, believing that the process of wearing hanfu is tedious and that it is not convenient to move around after wearing it. In fact, hanfu is not necessarily a wide robe with big sleeves. The hanfu system itself contains short and slim tops, as well as short-sleeved and narrow-sleeved types of clothing. The hanfu tops can be matched with modern skirts and pants with a little improvement of the form, as long as the shape and color match. The "improvement" referred to here is not to develop to Western-style three-dimensional cutting, but to make certain modifications to the hanfu pattern, such as reducing the sleeve length and cuff width, and making slight modifications to the shape to make it more suitable for matching with modern clothing, combining tradition with fashion, while maintaining the basic shape and flat cutting method of hanfu. It is hoped that this improved… -
New Gestures of Hanfu Dissemination
The rise of the hanfu market restored traditional festivals back to former hustle and bustle. Lighting lanterns, pasting couplets, wearing hanfu, and singing ancient poems, built a bridge between ancient and modern times and seized the young people’s hearts. Hanfu brings feelings of nostalgia, ancestor worship, and gratitude to modern people. At the same time, hanfu production, sales, makeup, and supporting service markets have risen, and hanfu element immersive experience marketing is also in the stage of vigorous development. Traditional culture in the costume The West Lake cruise ship with rabbit lanterns is swaying in the lake, and several tourists in hanfu complement with beautiful scenery, which is pretty much in line with the feeling of crossing Hangzhou, a thousand-year-old city. Many young people are immersive in it. "When I watched costume dramas as a child, I often put on a bed sheet to imitate a robe, and now wearing hanfu is more like a dream come true." Yan Peishan, who studied in Italy, said, "Earlier, I played erhu on stage in hanfu and won a lot of praise. It turns out that there are not only cheongsams in China, but also beautiful hanfu." Hanfu does not only refer… -
19 Kinds Of Classic Hanfu Of Various Dynasties In China
Hanfu is the Chinese traditional national costume. It covers a wide range of time. Different dynasties have different styles of Hanfu. This article will sort out the most classic Hanfu styles of each dynasty so that you can quickly understand the classic Hanfu styles of each dynasty. Qin and Han Dynasties The Qin and Han Dynasties are the two unified dynasties in Chinese history, the first imperial era in Chinese history. After the unification of China in the Qin Dynasty, the dress system was established, and the standard etiquette of Han clothing was more obvious. The clothes of the Qin and Han Dynasties mainly inherited the influence of the Zhou Dynasty, and still took the robe as the typical clothing style, which was mainly divided into straight trains and curved trains. In daily life, the difference between men and women is not significant. Both men and women wear wide sleeves with large lapels. The difference is that men tie leather belts around their waists, while women tie them only with ribbons. Wei and Jin Dynasties During the Wei and Jin Dynasties, influenced by social politics, economy, and culture, the style of Hanfu was free and easy, simple and elegant, and… -
History of Hanfu | An Introduction to The Styles of Chinese Hanfu 2020
Quju Robe This style of Han clothing comes from the Qin Dynasty to the Han Dynasty, also known as the round Lapel robe, which is usually defined as the robe made of deep clothes. It is characterized by a right Lapel with a cross collar. The end of the lapel is usually triangular in shape and is fixed by a tie around the back. So far, the unearthed objects are the Shan Rao Qu Ju robe from the Han Dynasty tomb of Mawangdui in Changsha, and its shape needs further study. Qixiong Ruqun Qixiong Ruqun is generally composed of a short upper Ruqu and a long chest skirt. It is also a variation of Ruqun, which is usually defined as a clothing system.Qixiong Ruqun is characterized by that the skirt is usually tied above the chest, and the chest strap can be tied in the center or the front and sides of the chest. Qixiong Ruqun was mainly popular during the Sui Dynasty, Tang Dynasty, and Five Dynasties. Today’s common forms are generally made with reference to the styles of the middle and late Tang Dynasty. In addition, the collar type of Qixiong Ruqun can be divided into two types:… -
Hanfu in Components VI: Putting It All Together
So now that you’ve learned about all these pieces separately, we arrive at the question: how do we put all of these pieces together? Let’s go over some ways these are usually put together, how to refer to them, and other details that might not have been covered in previous articles. Body, sleeves, collar: these are the main three things that we use to distinguish types of hanfu. In naming conventions, we usually refer to a piece in the order of collar-sleeve-body. Take a look at this image: What body type, sleeve type, and collar type is it? Well, I’ll tell you first that this is a Shan, meaning that it’s a single-layered top or robe shorter than the knees with no yao lan. Take a look at the sleeves—do they curve or change in diameter at all? Yes, they seem to narrow in a striaght line from the root of the sleeve to the cuff, meaning this is a feijixiu design, or airplane sleeve. The collar’s shape is pretty obviously parallel, or duijin, since the two sides come straight down and don’t touch. Well then, we can refer to this as a duijin feijixiu shan: a parallel collar, airplane… -
Interview | New Chinese Fashion – Modern Youth and Hanfu
Wear Hanfu as a Chinese fashion brand? Skateboarders, but a robe, skirt flying with the wind. ▼ Sometimes on the bus, subway or airport, you can also meet the classical girl in the Hanfu long suit. ▼ A few friends meet to wear Hanfu to go shopping and wear a mixed style Hanfu. ▼ Have you noticed that the Chinese fashion style is becoming more and more popular recently? All kinds of Chinese fashion styles and traditional element designs are sought after by young people, and the frequency of seeing Hanfu is also much higher? More and more fashionable men and women are in love with Hanfu, and they are wearing distinctive traditional clothes and walking on the streets. When young people's fashion personality collides with traditional cultural symbols, it's no longer a "spectacle" to wear Chinese fashion style clothes across the street. On the contrary, these young people dressed in Hanfu construct another landscape of the modern city. Today we also found 5 young people who love Hanfu.Let's feel their daily Hanfu life together. Hanfu & Chinese Fashion & Modern Youth ❶ Miss San sui 24 / actor Q: How much do you spend on Hanfu? A: I have… -
All You Want to Know About Hanfu & Tongpao Is Here
Originally published in China Youth Magazine, Issue 10, 2021 @Correspondent: Fan Tuan (饭团) In recent years, there is a phenomenon that people can easily notice: more and more people in "ancient costumes" walking in the streets, they have wide robes and large sleeves, fluttering clothes, forming a landscape of their own, and most of them are young people. Their clothing is called Hanfu (汉服), and they call each other "Tongpao (同袍)" "Paozi (袍子)". So, what is Hanfu? Why are young people so keen on the Hanfu revival? How can ordinary people become Hanfu Tongpao? In this article, we interviewed 10 Hanfu Tongpao. Among them, there are ordinary people, leaders of Hanfu societies, Hanfu models, businessmen, and social media celebrities. Let's get closer to Hanfu in the stories of Tongpao. Which Hanfu styles does Tongpao prefer? Hanfu, also known as Han Yi Guan, Han Zhuang, and Hua Fu, is a unique Han style and accessory system that was formed through a natural evolution from the reign of the Yellow Emperor to the middle of the 17th century AD (late Ming and early Qing dynasties) in the main areas where the Han people lived, with the "Huaxia-Han" culture as the background… -
Hanfu Making(10) – Panling Pao and Lanshan Cutting & Sewing Patterns
This section contains Panling Robe (盘领袍), Lanshan (襕衫).Size range: 165/88A to 185/104A. Please read the introduction of the topic and how to use this guide in advance. Introduction In the Sui and Tang dynasties, the basic features of the Yuanling Shan (圆领衫, round neck shirt) were narrow sleeves, a slightly shorter length, and a straight strip of cloth standing on top of the collar. Later, the collar of the round neck shirt began to gradually become wider and lower, to the Song dynasty, has completely become the collar edge of the pan collar spreading, while the cuffs become larger, the body of the garment becomes longer. Ming-style Panling Pao (pan collar robe) added hem on the basis of Song style, its collar production process is generally straight cloth strip folded, and then ironed into shape, along the inner circle with line sewing tight, so that the collar edge curved to fit the round neckline, collar edge end nailed with buttons for fixed. The Panling Robe was widely used as imperial costumes and official uniforms in the Ming Dynasty, with the basic features of a pan collar, Pipa sleeves or wide sleeves, and hem on both sides of the garment. Only… -
Unveiling the Traditional Hanfu Warring States Robe
In the rich tapestry of Chinese history, traditional clothing is not just a matter of fabric and fashion; it's a vivid reflection of cultural values, social hierarchy, and artistic expression. Among these historical garments, the Hanfu Warring States Robe stands out as a symbol of elegance and a repository of stories from a time when China was divided yet culturally vibrant. This article delves into the mesmerizing world of the Hanfu Warring States Robe, a garment that encapsulates the essence of an era marked by turmoil, sophistication, and enduring legacies. In this journey through time, we will explore the origins and evolution of the Warring States Robe, its significance in the broader context of Hanfu and Chinese history, and how this ancient garment continues to influence modern fashion and cultural identity. Join us as we trace the golden threads of history, discovering the timeless elegance and profound symbolism embodied in the Warring States Robe. What is Warring States robe? The Warring States robe, literally speaking, refers to the robes and garments from the late Eastern Zhou Dynasty and the Warring States period. The main reference for the current Warring States robe on the market is the cultural relics from… -
Cdrama Wind from Luoyang – A Dream Through the Millennium
To the north of Jianchunmen Street in Luoyang, there is a place called "South Market", which is the most prosperous place in Luoyang City. A middle-aged man with his daughter is weaving through the bustling crowd, seeing the Hu merchant from the West with a camel, the man wearing traditional robe and Futou, the woman wearing a western regions style dress. This is the first big scene of the recently launched mystery cdrama "Luoyang (风起洛阳, Wind from Luoyang)". The style of the ancient Luoyang capital of the 13th dynasty a thousand years ago, the visual impact brought by various aspects of architecture, costumes, furnishings, and details of life, has created a dream for contemporary people to travel through the millennium. The suspenseful and brain-burning setting coupled with the fine quality of the episodes, the high degree of completion has driven the audience to expect. This fills a rich undercurrent for the prosperous dream of Luoyang. At a time when traditional culture is becoming more popular and more influential, the audiovisual requirements of viewers for related film and television content are rising. This is an important reason why "Wind from Luoyang" has previously received much attention. With the launch of the… -
The Legacy of Mawangdui and Susha Danyi: An Exhibition of Rare and Priceless Cultural Relics
Recently, the Hunan Museum unveiled a 3D digital avatar of Lady Xin Zhui, captivating enthusiasts of traditional Chinese attire. This legendary figure has always sparked endless discussions. Currently on display at the Hunan Museum’s “Women of the Han Dynasty and the Roman Empire” exhibition is a 48-gram Quju robe that has never been exhibited before, adding a touch of legendary charm. Let’s journey back to the summer of 1972. Lady Xin Zhui, the wife of Li Cang, the first Marquis of Changsha from the early Western Han Dynasty, was unearthed from the Mawangdui Han tombs in Changsha, Hunan. Upon excavation, Xin Zhui’s face was well-preserved, and she was dressed in intricately decorated silk garments, exuding an aura of grace and nobility. However, due to prolonged submersion in the waterlogged tomb, the silk fabrics wrapping her body had fused together. After much discussion, the archaeological team decided to follow the advice of Hunan Provincial Museum’s then-deputy director Hou Liang. They inserted a large wooden board into the side of the wooden coffin, then slowly tilted the coffin towards the board until it was completely flat, allowing them to transfer Xin Zhui onto the board. This method enabled the safe extraction of… -
9 Types of Cheongsam Sleeves: Exploring the Rich History of Design
In the early 1920s, when the popularity of upper coat and lower dresses was dwindling, qipao quietly emerged and underwent bold improvements. This can be considered a remarkable revolution in women's clothing, elevating qipao to become one of the world's distinctive Eastern female outfits. During the Republican era, qipao was a long robe-style one-piece garment that cinched at the waist and highlighted women's natural beauty while accentuating their curves and slender figures. Instead of wearing long pants underneath, silk stockings, thread stockings or underwear were worn. The thin and transparent material of the cheongsam should be worn with a white petticoat, which also has white lace. In this way, the slender legs and lines can also be shown in the slit of the cheongsam. In this article, we will introduce the basic 9 type of cheongsam sleeve for you. Sleeveless The sleeveless style is a universal design that can be worn by anyone regardless of body type or age. The most significant feature of this style is its coolness and comfort, showcasing one's entire arm, making it perfect for summer wear. Zhang Manyu wore many sleeveless qipaos in "In the Mood for Love", which complemented her tall and slender figure… -
Hanfu in Components IV: The Sleeves
As one of the main composition elements of hanfu tops and robes, sleeves can have a lot of variation. They mostly fall into a couple categories that we have recovered historical artifacts from, though a lot of manufacturers end up with some variation in their patterns. Today we’ll go over a whole ten sleeve types, a bit of historical context, and some of the variations they can go through. Before we get into that, though, let’s go over a little basic information that applies to (almost) all hanfu sleeves. One of the defining characteristics of the hanfu is the sleeve connection. What this means is that the sleeve is not connected to the body of the top or robe at the shoulder, but at a point partway down the upper arm, with the body of the clothing and part of the arm being made up of one piece of fabric, and the rest of the sleeve of another. These are stitched together to create the whole sleeve. The rest of the sleeve is also made of one piece of fabric both front and back, folded over the top and stitched together at the bottom. Some exceptions to this are half-sleeves,…
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