It is estimated that many people are already eager to follow the series “Wolf Prince.” In this drama, Li Qin plays the female lead, and her appearance can be said to light up the screen. In the promotional photos, Li Qin's stunning beauty really makes one want to admire! Li Qin is dressed in a blue Hanfu, the elegant color making her fresh and clear aura even more pure. The main part of this cross-collar Hanfu is a solid color style, looking very graceful and grand, effectively highlighting Li Qin's fair and tender skin. Her delicate facial features are truly captivating at first sight! The outer layer of this solid-colored Hanfu also has a decorative cardigan jacket. Although it is also light blue, the embossed pattern design serves as an excellent embellishment, not making the overall look too monotonous, while also not being overly luxurious, thus not breaking the original purity. The slit design at the cuff adds a touch of cape-like characteristics, adding a bit of momentum to the gentle and charming Li Qin, so she does not appear too fragile.
From ancient times to the present, not only have Chinese characters undergone a process from complexity to simplicity, but clothing styles have also followed a similar path. With the development of society, they have become increasingly simplified and personalized. We often see in ancient costume dramas that both the female and male leads will wear gorgeous long robes, usually with a large train at the back. Such clothes give us a great visual impact, but we must not be deceived by their surface appearance.
The mutual teasing game between Qu Xiao Tan and Mo Lian Cheng in “The Eternal Love 2” has recently been very popular, and everyone is being sweetened by them. However, have you noticed that there is another girl in this drama who is cuter than the female lead? That is Jing Xin, the maid who always accompanies the female lead, whose pitiful and delicate appearance is truly endearing. Especially outstanding is Jing Xin's maid outfit, which although not as luxurious as Qu Xiao Tan's costumes, each set is beautifully exquisite. Worn as Hanfu, they would surely be a hit for street photography and fashion shows!
In recent years, the television industry has become increasingly developed, and for fans of ancient costume dramas, the costumes worn by actresses in these dramas are a major highlight. Although ancient clothes were complex and not as convenient as modern clothes, they were really beautiful! Therefore, Hanfu is now becoming increasingly popular, and it is common to see girls wearing Hanfu on the streets, forming a beautiful landscape! Today, let's review the women in ancient costume dramas who wore blue clothes, and see what different feelings they conveyed while wearing blue ancient costumes.
During the filming of an ancient costume TV series, the makeup artist in the crew also selected a set of blue Hanfu for Yang Chaoyue. Perhaps the makeup artist shares the same opinion as Ke Ke, believing that Miss Yang looks good in blue. Different from the above image, the sleeves of this outfit used a gradient effect of blue and purple, and the outer layer of the Hanfu added another layer of sheer fabric, adding a sense of elegance and mystery. Unlike the previous two images, her temperament changed from lively and charming to mature and dignified, resembling the lady of a century-old family, graceful and elegant.
“Hanfu has now become part of my life,” said Liu Nian, a '90s girl, to the reporter. She first came into contact with Hanfu in 2009, “When I watched ancient costume dramas before, I found the costumes in them very luxurious. After getting to know Hanfu, I realized that these ‘ancient costumes' are quite different from the formal Hanfu.” As her understanding deepened, she discovered that Hanfu is not only beautiful in appearance and craftsmanship, but also each dynasty had its own unique style and matching, forming a vast clothing system. During the interview, she was wearing a standing-collar blouse paired with a mamian skirt, which belongs to Ming Dynasty-style Hanfu.
The grand wedding scenes of the male and female leads in ancient costume dramas are often the climax of the plot. For example, “Let Us Begin Again” starring Yang Yang and Zhao Lusi also has a wedding scene, and the ancient costume wedding outfits in each drama are always the focus of netizens' discussions. The designs of wedding dresses in ancient costume dramas are highly variable, apart from the most common red, there are also white, black, green, and blue tones, with blue probably being the most special! Below are the “blue-toned wedding dresses” of nine actresses in costume dramas, such as Dilraba's magnificent and domineering outfit in “Eternal Love,” and Li Qin's classic beauty in “Princess Agents.”
Capricorn women are usually considered very practical and realistic people, but when they put on ancient costume clothing, they can display a very elegant and noble demeanor. Their attire is typically very simple, but under the adornment of ancient costume clothing, they can exhibit a very luxurious and refined feeling. They usually choose dark colors for their ancient costume clothing, such as black, dark blue, and dark purple, which can better highlight their nobility and elegance. The perfect combination of Capricorn women wearing ancient costume clothing.
Everyone knows that the influence of Hanfu culture on the public is growing, and more and more people are willing to understand and come into contact with Hanfu. As a fan, I cannot miss the beautiful Hanfu outfits worn by the beautiful actresses I like. Let's appreciate the exquisite Hanfu outfits worn by female celebrities in variety shows, which are not overly complex yet very luxurious, indeed very beautiful! It can be said that female celebrities are really suitable for ancient costume! Each picture is like a scene from a novel brought to life, the heroine of a novel really has a face~
A pale blue tie-li layered under a dark blue overcoat, paired with a leather belt around the waist, wearing this outfit, you are a mighty general with glorious battle achievements. Both the tie-li and the overcoat in this set feature brocade patterns as decoration, enhancing the luxurious atmosphere of the Hanfu. The belt with golden decorations around the waist can make the outfit look more capable and handsome, avoiding a bloated and dragging appearance. Among the four different styles of men's Hanfu sets mentioned above, which one do you like best?