Want to put together a hanfu-inspired outfit, but still waiting on your hanfu to arrive? Here's how to do it! In my last article, I introduced ways to wear hanfu in your daily outfits, featuring various ways to mix and match hanfu pieces and hanyuansu with everyday clothing. But there are so many of us out there without the means to buy an actual set of hanfu, or have to wait a month or two to get them. In the meantime, why not try out the aesthetic by using these essential pieces of clothing in your outfits? BOTTOMS 1. PLEATED TENNIS SKIRT Especially great for the summer, pleated skirts, especially tennis skirts, have been very trendy lately and do a great job of mimicking the baizhe qun, or hundred-fold skirt, in a lot of usual hanfu outfits, just at a shorter length that’s easier to walk around in. Some pleated skirts have shorts underneath, which can help if you need to move around a lot, and others even have pockets and belt loops, which you can hang a waist ornament or pouch from as decoration. Layer skin-colored tights underneath in the fall or winter for a fun, youthful look. 2.…

As the popularity of Hanfu continues to grow, there are more and more voices saying "Let's integrate Hanfu into daily life", but Hanfu for daily wear is not an easy task for some Hanfu lovers, not only should they wear complete sets of Hanfu, but they also need to match the appropriate hairstyle, accessories, shoes, and bags, which is also the reason why many Hanfu lovers are not willing to wear Hanfu every day. But! Today, I would like to introduce to you a lovely lady who perfectly integrates Hanfu into her work life: Li Guoguo (@李蝈蝈要当红军咕唧). Miss Liguoguo has been in contact with Hanfu for many years, and often shares her Hanfu outfits on social media. She loves to go to exhibitions, loves handicrafts, and is obsessed with the beautiful patterns in ancient Hanfu clothes. Best of all, she is creative in mixing and matching Hanfu with fashion. In the video, she made of her Hanfu for daily and commuter style mixed and matched with modern fashion, showing four elegant and charming looks, each outfit is beautiful, with the distinctive charm of Hanfu, and the dapper charm of commuter wear. It turns out that a gorgeous Hanfu can also…

"Hanfu has become a part of my life," said Liu Nian, a post-90s girl to the reporter. Her first encounter with Hanfu was in 2009, "When I watched period dramas before, I found the costumes very gorgeous. It wasn't until after I got into Hanfu that I realized these 'costumes' were quite different from authentic Hanfu." As she delved deeper, she discovered that Hanfu is not only visually stunning and meticulously crafted but also varied across different dynasties, forming an extensive costume system. During the interview, she wore a stand-collar blouse paired with a mamian skirt, a typical Ming Dynasty Hanfu style. Sixth place: Cai Wenji's Celestial Melody, despite being the most criticized, its jacket paired with a pleated skirt, the color and craftsmanship are still commendable, giving off an air of royal nobility. The implication is that we wear traditional Han Chinese attire to revive our great civilization's nation of etiquette. Examples of evocative Hanfu shop names include: Bright Moon of Han, Han's Proud Pavilion, Han Dynasty Garments, Han Dynasty Silhouette, Elegant Han Studies, Tang Dynasty Elegance, Han Dynasty Brocade, Songs of the Han Dynasty, National Style Spring and Autumn, Broad Sleeves and Blue Robes, When I Departed, Drunken…

As the weather turns colder, more and more people wear Hanfu in winter. Maybe it's because of the sultry weather in summer, other fashionable clothes and skirts will be more cool and convenient than Hanfu, but in autumn and winter, the elegant and comfortable characteristics of Hanfu can be perfectly displayed, and there is more space to wear match. Wearing Hanfu in winter, not only can you play your own creative well, wear can also be more layered, but also very warm. 1. Wear Mamian Qun with Hanfu in winter Mamian Qun is perfect for the fall and winter seasons, they are sophisticated and thick, and there are many styles to choose from. The first time you see this match, you can feel the warm feeling of Christmas color. Classic red and green collocation meets Matcha green, instantly gentle upgrade, but still gorgeous. The standard Hanfu collocation creates a perfect sense of fashion through color matching. The same is the Christmas color match, this style match is a little more lively, the way to wear it is also more relaxed and casual, lace elements can increase the sense of girlishness. Fresh colors are also a good choice, demure and sophisticated,…

This article covers topics such as how to make ancient costumes and hanfu, photography techniques for ancient costume photoshoots in Beijing, types of beautiful women in ancient costumes, the relationship between hanfu and ancient costumes, and more. For detailed information, please refer to the main text below! The Southern侠展昭 was bestowed the title "Imperial Cat" and became famous throughout the land. When Emperor Renzong of Song was hunting and encountered an assassin, Zhan Zhao bravely fought off the attackers, killing all the assassins, but the culprits escaped. Zhan Zhao was ordered to investigate and found out that the assassins were actually the orphaned children of a former general, Tong Yao. Zhan Zhao was captivated by Tong Yao's cold yet mysterious demeanor, and Tong Yao was also attracted to Zhan Zhao's heroic demeanor, leading to a budding affection. The Northern侠欧阳春 was equally famous with Zhan Zhao, but he was a romantic and unruly person who despised serving the court. His close friend, Flower Fourth Lady, was a brothel madam who loved gambling and was deeply in debt, so she tricked Ouyang Chun into going to the capital to organize a "North-South侠 Battle" to profit from it. However, Ouyang Chun and Zhan…

What's Hanfu Inspired Hanfu inspired, also known as Han element, is the abbreviation of "Hanfu element fashion", which refers to the special original fashion made by extracting certain elements of Hanfu (such as the cross collar) and incorporating them into the fashion design. Hanfu inspired clothing is now becoming more and more common, some modified styles of Hanfu are more suitable for everyday outings or commuting wear, perhaps a perfect blend of fashion and Hanfu. In this issue, we have found 4 sets of Hanfu inspired outfits that we hope will inspire you! Hanfu Inspired Outfits for You When it comes to Hanfu inspired, it is definitely inseparable the Song dynasty style. The Song style itself is very suitable for daily wear and can be easily managed with a little change. For example, this Song suit is made up of a patchwork straight collar Duijin Shan (cardigan) + a matching Moxiong + Song pants. The Duijin Shan is made of comfortable cotton spliced with lace fabric, using the asymmetrical beauty of the design to present a sense of fashion Han style top plane sleeve design, although less Hanfu wide clothes large sleeves of the floating, but also more suitable for everyday wear.…

When did the length of ancient women's skirts begin to increase significantly? The answer is during the Tang Dynasty, which was in its heyday. During the prosperous era of the Tang Dynasty, the living standards of ordinary people continued to improve. Moreover, the rulers of the Tang Dynasty had some minority blood in their veins, so their thinking was relatively open, and there were not many constraints on etiquette. People were relatively free in their dress, able to freely express themselves. Since the female group as a whole hoped to present a slender figure to others, under the interaction of various factors, the length of women's skirts in the Tang Dynasty increased significantly. Miaourine, how the cat ears are very obvious when wearing ancient style clothes, right? And there are fluffy little balls, bells, and balls. This Hanfu also comes with a handbag and a bell. These sleeves... Meow meow, girls who love cats become cat girls~ Let's look at the simple watercolor + colored pencil drawing method for beginners. Those who need the line drawing can send me a private message~. Today, I will introduce you to the detailed explanation of the ancient style lady's marker drawing. Lady painting…

As requested by user @Wei on my Mamianqun article, here’s a little summary of all the most popular hanfu skirt (qun or types and what the difference between them is! I’m not going to go into as much detail as the previous article since my goal is to go through them all quickly and teach you the differences between them, but I’ll be including some brief details on their name, history, construction, and features so that you can better understand the huge variety of skirts in hanfu. Let’s start off with some basics rules hanfu skirts tend to follow. Skirts are made up of one or two pieces of fabric, usually, and they take the shape of a flat piece of pleated or non pleated cloth that gets wrapped around the body and tied in place by ribbons/ties. There are very few exceptions to this, except in hanyuansu, which is modified hanfu for convenience and style. The waistband of the skirt is usually 6-8cm wide and made with a different piece of fabric than the body of the skirt, which the body of the skirt is then attached to—this is referred to as the skirt head (. But even with…

Han Fu culture: a fashion and lifestyle Wearing a beautiful hairpin, Song Nan wore a scarlet standing collar long Ao (长袄) and a woven gold and blue Mamian skirt (马面裙), resembling a woman who had crossed over from ancient times to modern times. "What I'm wearing is Ming Dynasty clothing, long Ao and Mamian skirt are very popular," Song Nan said. Song Nan, 37, paid attention to Hanfu as early as 20 years ago. "I'm wearing Hanfu 24 hours a day. There are hundreds of Hanfu in my wardrobe. In the past, when I was on the street in a Hanfu, I was always looked at by people. Some people came to me and asked, "is it filming?" now, no one would think it strange. Everyone has accepted Hanfu very well. " Miss Tourism World 2019 global finalists, wearing Hanfu, walk into the Langyatai Scenic Area in Qingdao on Oct. 3, 2019. As a practitioner of Chinese Han Fu culture, Hu Tingzhou's favorite piece is a 70-pound set of replica Tang Dynasty armor. This set of armor is made almost exactly according to ancient techniques. More than a decade ago, this set of armor would have been impossible to produce…

Hanfu is the general name for traditional Chinese costumes of various dynasties, and it is known for its complicated system and rich and varied style, which not only has a deep historical heritage, but also its unique aesthetic value. Therefore, in recent years, many people are more and more favorable to hanfu, and the tolerance of the society is getting bigger and bigger, so hanfu is also used in more common life scenes. Some simple and generous hanfu can even be worn for the workday, fashionable. In this article, we'll take a look at those hanfu outfits that are suitable for commuting and working days, and teach you how to easily wear hanfu outfits for the workday   Trend of Hanfu Hanfu is a traditional dress with a classical form, and most of its clothes are designed to be flowing, but there are also many designs that are closer to daily life. For example, the simple shape of the Song Beizi (褙子), the design of the lapel is very cool to wear in summer. Or the Ming Pipa sleeves Ao (袄), sleeve shape elegant and generous, very intellectual. In addition, there are also some Xuan Qun (旋裙) and Zhe Qun…

The ancient simplicity of Qin, the elegance of Han, the splendor of Tang, the gracefulness of Song, and the dignity of Ming, every pattern and design of Han clothing is engraved with the mark of China's history. With the help of professional research, this article will share some basic knowledge of Hanfu clothing, inviting everyone to appreciate the stunning attire of Chinese ancestors.   01 Hanfu Clothing: A Comprehensive Dressing System Hanfu clothing has undergone thousands of years of evolution. It originated as an important manifestation of social ranking, etiquette, and lifestyle, while also reflecting the characteristics of different times through displaying the state of textile technology, aesthetic consciousness, and daily customs. After thousands of years of cultural accumulation, Hanfu clothing has become an important cultural symbol. It is not entirely accurate to call Hanfu the traditional attire of the Han people. Based on today's concept, Hanfu clothing should be considered the traditional attire of the Chinese nation as a whole. The Han ethnicity is inclusive, throughout the changing dynasties, Han clothing continuously absorbed foreign styles and underwent multiple periods of integration among various ethnic groups to develop rich styles and unique aesthetics. Therefore, Hanfu clothing is not merely the…

【Men's Ancient Hanfu Images】Recently, a collection of 800 men's ancient Hanfu images QYouNet QYouNet has compiled the latest men's ancient Hanfu images, including price and sales information for men's ancient Hanfu. Suitable Hanfu avatars have arrived, and here is some popular science about Hanfu knowledge Toutiao Both women and men can wear it; nowadays, this style of Hanfu still has the style of fishtail skirts. The qixiong robe. This Hanfu maiden is so plump, she must be from the Tang Dynasty. We all know that the Tang Dynasty favored plumpness, and they wore this style of clothing. On Zhihu, I saw many people recommending Hanfu from stores with poor quality or so-called fairy stores, so I thought about compiling some stores to guide newcomers. Recommending some relatively reliable Hanfu merchants, whose styles are undoubtedly Hanfu. The versions are relatively good, and the quality is more guaranteed, but there may also be some problems. Many of these stores I have bought from myself, and some stores have their own issues. If you want to know more about these stores, you can go to Weibo and search for Hanfu Confessions. Ranking list compiled based on sales, reputation, reviews, etc., from various platforms,…

Nowadays, many people enjoy wearing hanfu, and modified hanfu is even more adaptable to modern lifestyles, making it more convenient and stylish to wear. So, what types of shoes pair well with modified hanfu? Modified hanfu can be paired with different colored vintage embroidered shoes, generally focusing on light-colored embroidered shoes. The culture of hanfu has a long history, and there are also many accessories that go with hanfu, including shoes. Pairing different styles of hanfu with shoes of different colors and styles ensures an overall harmonious look, enhancing the wearer's appearance and grace. Can you wear canvas shoes with modified hanfu? Yes, if you don't prefer vintage shoes, white canvas shoes that we often wear are also suitable. Note that dark-colored canvas shoes are not recommended, as white is quite versatile for hanfu. Wearing appropriate headwear and shoes with hanfu allows one to move gracefully, evoking a sense of being transported back in time, providing a feeling of ease. Please don't wear hanfu randomly on the street. In ancient China, the style and occasion of wearing hanfu were very particular. Modern hanfu is mostly designed by manufacturers based on their imagination of ancient hanfu, primarily for aesthetics rather than…

For winter Hanfu, Ming Dynasty style Hanfu is mainly recommended. Standing collars have become the mainstay in Ming Dynasty style Hanfu, becoming the favorite of many girls, paired with the dignified and generous mamian skirt, a set of elegant Ming Dynasty style can be neatly added to the wardrobe. To wear layers without appearing bulky, a bi-jia (vest) piece should not be missed. A bi-jia is a sleeveless, collarless vest with a front opening and slits on both sides reaching down to the knees. Its style is usually longer than later vests, generally reaching the hips or knees, some even closer to the ground. Some bi-jia also use buttons, making them easier and quicker to put on, and tightly fastened, which is a new change in clothing. A jacket or mamian skirt plus pleated skirt plus bi-jia, can be paired with a fur collar and finally a furry cloak. Wear a new style for winter. Not sure if everyone has noticed, but general Hanfu does not have a vest item, even if there are vests included, they are usually mid-length and relatively loose. Although mid-length vests have more ancient charm, they are not suitable for our daily wear. Relatively speaking,…

Original work by the owner of the Qianyun Pavilion. There are currently no related archaeological findings to reference for the half-sleeve, so this cutting diagram is for reference only... Coming from the Hanwang network, I've been lurking for a long time; today, I'm surfacing to post what I believe to be a detailed thread, step-by-step recording the process of making Hanfu, hoping to provide some reference for fellow enthusiasts, especially those who want to make their own but don't know how to start. The production process is based on my experience, not professional; it's merely for exchange, aiming to offer a starting point. It might be a bit lengthy, so please read it patiently and carefully. For beginners in making Hanfu, they may face a desired style but not know how to start. In fact, making Hanfu is really simple, but doing it meticulously requires careful consideration. From material selection to cutting to sewing techniques, each step is not easy. I still recommend progressing from simple to complex, always pursuing precision in production. But most importantly, it should be about making Hanfu practical for daily life, simple yet functional. Today, I will introduce the process of making a crossed-collar half-sleeve.…

"In ancient times, the upper body clothing was called 'yi' (衣), while the lower body skirt was called 'chang' (裳). The initial form of Hanfu was the 'yi chang' system, which refers to wearing a top and a skirt separately. F. Yuan explains that the Hanfu with the 'yi chang' system is divided into ceremonial robes and ordinary short jackets paired with skirts in terms of formality. The tops have different styles such as straight-fronted and crossed-collar types, and during the Tang Dynasty, a belt at chest level also appeared. The most common type we see today is this style of Hanfu." In the Ming Dynasty, the combination of long shirts and mamian skirts was very popular and particularly suitable for sisters with fuller upper bodies. The standing collar style of the long shirt effectively conceals most of the flaws in the upper body, and the fabric's draping quality can hide belly fat. The design of the long skirt elongates the visual appearance, making one look taller and slimmer. Additionally, sisters with fuller upper bodies are also well-suited to Hanfu with a high waistline and a large skirt flare. The large skirt flare makes the lower body appear wider, while…

Entering autumn, in addition to adapting to the weather, we also should change the style of clothes we wear. Temperatures in autumn are around 60% cold and 40% hot, because the sun doesn't last long and the weather tends to seem dark. It often rains but not heavily, when in early autumn there is a lot of fog that appears in the morning. So, warm clothes are more suitable to wear during this season. Now, the spread of hanfu is getting more and more widespread, and everyone can definitely see many people wearing hanfu in everyday life. Be it male or female, young or old, there are many people who wear Hanfu. So, what kind of hanfu should you wear in autumn? It's early fall, and the weather is a little cooler than summer, but not too cold. Therefore, hanfu worn in summer can still be worn today. For example, qixiong ruqun. In addition, Song dynasty hanfu, such as xuanqun, beizi, baidiequn, and others are also very suitable to be worn in autumn. When autumn is a little deeper, everyone can wear thicker hanfu. For example, the Ming dynasty hanfu which is very suitable to be worn in autumn. Of…

So you’ve built up a little bit of a collection, and you’re having a bit of a dilemma: With all this fabric hanging out in your closet, you’ve begun to run out of space. You don’t even know how to store these properly—and yet you want to buy more hanfu! Never fear; here’s a tried and true system that I and many other hanfu enthusiasts use to store our hanfu in a way that doesn’t harm the fabric and allows you to use your space most efficiently.   Skirts The easiest, most intuitive way to store your skirts is always going to hanging them. Look for these kinds of hangers that have strong clips on them, and try to choose ones that have larger, flatter clips so that they don’t leave marks on your skirt. To hang the skirt, fold the head of the skirt in thirds, then pull the ribbon out from the innermost side of the skirt. Clip the skirt head with the clips on the hanger, making sure that all three layers are clipped in, then pick up the ribbons together and loop them around the hanger’s hook so they don’t trail on the ground and get…

Apart from the traditional Hanfustyle, is there a more fashionable and trendy style of Hanfu? How to wear Hanfu in fashion? In fact, the answer is yes. Some of the styles of Hanfu have the same genes as fashion, so as long as they are matched with the right colors, they are suitable to be worn as fashion; it is also good to mix and match Hanfu items to create a fashionable mix of various styles. Han Time has brought us a few examples of this, take a look. Hottest style: "Song-style Xuan skirt" The Song-style Xuan skirt (宋制旋裙) is the most fashionable Hanfu suit available today. The narrow hem was excavated from the tomb of Huang Sheng in the Southern Song Dynasty, and the wide hem was excavated from the tomb of Zhou in the Southern Song Dynasty. The narrow hem is similar to the common pencil skirt nowadays, and can be easily managed in solid colors and atmospheric floral colors, while the wide hem is similar to pleated skirts and A-skirts, which can not only change the length but also evolve into many playful styles by applying denim and gingham. Easy to match style: "Mamian skirt" The Mamian…