panda shared videos and photos of herself wearing Hanfu in the UK online. Some netizens from China were curious whether this might bring inconvenience to her daily life. panda explained that not all Hanfu have wide sleeves; there are also narrow-sleeved ones. For those with wide sleeves, she ties them up with rubber bands when working. As for the large skirt swings, she wears a lining underneath and can gather the skirt like a net when using the restroom. Additionally, there are now some “magic items” available online that make it more convenient to wear Hanfu outside.
Tang Yan has been very active since her comeback, securing several top-tier endorsements. At fashion events, she effortlessly becomes the center of attention. Two black evening gowns she wore were particularly striking: one elegant and graceful, featuring an off-shoulder design with a large skirt swing and a high waistline that perfectly showcased Tang Yan's slim figure. The other had a classic queenly style, combining sheer mesh with smooth velvet, and a side slit that highlighted her long legs, rivaling those of supermodels.
Black is versatile and simple. The dress Zhang Tian'ai wore was designed to be sexy and bold, with a deep V-neckline revealing a hint of cleavage, exuding charm. The sleeveless design was refreshing, and the tight fit perfectly accentuated Zhang Tian'ai's slender frame. The skirt, starting from the waist, was made of pink fabric, hugging her figure beautifully. The luxurious silk fabric created pleats that added a playful touch. A large bow at the back added a youthful flair. The dress length reached just above the knees, revealing her legs, giving off a youthful and dynamic vibe. Zhang Tian'ai wore her hair loosely down, adding a sense of casual elegance.
If you think black Hanfu only conveys heroism or majesty, you're mistaken. Black Hanfu can also be ethereal. To achieve an ethereal look with black, the skirt must be large, making twirling more beautiful. The fabric should be light and flowy. This black large-skirted tulle Hanfu with gold embroidery meets all these requirements, exuding not only ethereality but also a touch of grandeur.
The style fits well, being a versatile three-dimensional airplane skirt. The design is simple, and the colors are everyday classics like black and white. The color scheme is simple yet advanced. If choosing black, white stripes or belts can be added to the skirt or front of the Hanfu airplane skirt to highlight its advantages. The color palette is simple and understated, while a bold makeup complements the overall look, making it richer.
Clouds piled high, jade exudes fragrance, a red dress adorns beauty. Long sleeves sway gracefully in the wind, fingers playing soft music. Wearing a red Hanfu, one exudes grace and elegance. Walking around fills the air with gentleness. Many ancient poems describe the beauty of women in red clothing, which truly makes one look heavenly and captivating. Nowadays, ancient costumes are becoming increasingly popular, and wearing them on the street is no longer uncommon. This Chinese style reflects our respect for history. The Hanfu embodies Chinese culture. Wearing this red Hanfu, sipping tea and playing music, dancing gracefully, truly showcases the charm of Chinese women. This Qi Xiong Ruqun comes in two types, one being the crossed-collar version. The skirt is A-shaped with pleats, very large and easy to move in, hiding body flaws effectively. Any body type would look slim and sexy in this Hanfu, making one fall in love with ancient costumes and Hanfu.
This is an ancient costume Ming Ziqi borrowed from a friend, a bright red Hanfu. The deep red Quju Shenyi with dark patterns on the dark red cloak looks familiar. The underskirt is black, creating a mysterious allure. As a professional cosplayer, she often cosplays various characters for clients, but this is her first time wearing such formal ancient costumes. She tried it on yesterday afternoon and found it very attractive, deciding to go out for photos today. Since Ming Ziqi lives far away, she brought the clothes back to her apartment.
This style comes in black and red. Black is slimming, while red enhances complexion, making one stand out. (In a low voice, actually, red is really beautiful. Make your wardrobe colorful.) It features a classic round neck, suitable for most face shapes, making it wearable for most women. The sleeves are puffed, adding playfulness. The skirt is shaped like an umbrella, visually raising the waistline, making the waist appear slimmer and hiding wider hips and buttocks.
Misconception 1: Hanfu is the clothing of the Han Dynasty. The full name of Hanfu is “traditional clothing of the Han nationality.” The “Han” in Hanfu refers to the “Han people,” not the “Han Dynasty.” While named after the Han Dynasty, Hanfu originated as early as the Shang Dynasty and remained the mainstream attire until before the Qing Dynasty. Despite changes over time, the main characteristics of “crossed-collar right lapel, upper garment lower garment” remained consistent. Misconception 2: Hanfu? Ancient Costumes? Time Travel? Hanfu is not ancient costumes; it is traditional attire of the Han nationality, symbolizing the identity of a nation, not just worn by ancients. Wearing Hanfu is not time travel, and reviving Hanfu is not about going back to the past. If wearing Hanfu means time travel, then reading Tang and Song poetry every day would mean we are always time traveling. Hanfu has strict forms and styles, whereas modern studio costumes focus on artistic effects, leading to misunderstandings when labeled as “Hanfu.” Misconception 3: Hanfu is Inconvenient with Wide Sleeves and Long Skirts. Many avoid Hanfu thinking it is inconvenient due to wide sleeves and long skirts. However, Hanfu has many styles, including formal and casual. Casual Hanfu usually has shorter skirts and narrower sleeves, making daily activities easy. Formal Hanfu with wide sleeves and long skirts is typically reserved for important occasions, designed not just for elegance but also to encourage proper behavior. Misconception 4: Tang Clothing? Tang-style Hanfu? When mentioning Tang clothing, many think of Qing Dynasty garments. Actually, true Tang clothing refers to Tang-style Hanfu, characterized by crossed collars, right lapels, and ties. Examples include Qi Xiong Ruqun, Tang Round-neck Robes, and Crossed-collar Ruqun. The prosperity and openness of the Tang Dynasty led to diverse clothing styles, vibrant colors, and luxurious designs. Misconception 5: Is Hanfu Revealing?
Draw the Princesses of the Twelve Zodiac Signs Each girl has a lovely princess in her heart, even grown-up girls. We always imagine ourselves as princesses waiting. The princesses of the twelve zodiac signs are simply drawn in ancient style. First, draw the head ornament and hairstyle of the ancient costume. Then, draw the face, upper body, and skirt of the ancient costume. Next, add elements of the corresponding ancient costume clothing. Finally, draw earrings and color them.