Ancient Style Hanfu

When you browse through the tutorials of hanfu hairstyles, you will find that the use of wigs is widespread. Is it true that girls had long and dense hair in ancient China? modern hanfu wigs The eternal problem of thinning hair is not only a problem for modern people, but ancient beauties also needed to rely on wigs to complete the look. The application of wigs has a history of thousands of years. Today we briefly introduce the history of wigs.   Di (髢, dí) and Bi (髲, bì) were the original names for traditional Chinese wigs. However, not everyone had access to wigs in ancient China. At the beginning of the wig's birth, it was not an ordinary accessory. The Rites of Zhou records that Zhuishi (追师), a kind of palace official in charge of the empress' headdress, made wigs and headdresses. 追师掌王后之首服，为副编次追衡笄…… ——《周礼》 Fu (副), Bian (编), Ci (次) are three different levels of wig types, only worn during critical events such as rituals, and only for the exclusive use of noblewomen such as empress and madam. The famous Mawangdui Han tomb has unearthed a well-preserved "Fu" wig. This set of wigs is thick and black, and Lady…...

Today we have brought you a new Hanfu hairstyle course. It's more complicated, but it's very nice. Tools to be prepared 1. bull horn wig package *2, adequate hair can be used unnecessarily (牛角假发包)2. 10*70cm wig piece *2, adequate hair can be used unnecessarily (假发片)3. hairnet *3 (发网)4. elastic *N (based on the actual determination)5. hairpin *N (based on the actual determination) Detailed steps 1. Put up the back hair first and tie it high. 2. Two bull horn wig packages are fixed on both sides. 3. Pull out a little strand of hair and comb the rest back. Fixed after covering the wig package ~ Both sides are the same. 4. Fix the hair tied in the first step on the top of the head. 5. Fix the tail of the bangs around the top of the head. 6. Hair netting, sheathing, and fixing. 7. Use the wig piece. Cover the body's hair and fix it. 8. Fix another piece of the wig on the top of your head in reverse. 9. Fix the hairnet at the wig joint with a hairpin. 10. Half of the wig is put into the hairnet. 11. Then start to circle the head…...

With the gentle summer breeze on our faces and warm sunlight illuminating the earth, it's the perfect time to delve into the world of Hanfu as a Hanfu enthusiast. Let me take you on a journey to explore the beauty and allure of summer Hanfu. Part One: The Refreshing Design of Hanfu The scorching atmosphere of summer often makes people avoid wearing heavy clothing. However, the design of Hanfu perfectly meets the needs of this season. In summer, Hanfu is typically made from light and breathable materials such as pure cotton or linen to provide maximum comfort. The designs include short-sleeved, off-shoulder, and ankle-exposing styles that are characteristic of summer, allowing wearers to enjoy a refreshing feeling. Moreover, summer Hanfu pays special attention to color selection, favoring delicate hues like light blue, light green, and light yellow, which highlight the freshness and vitality of summer. Part Two: Classic Summer Styles When wearing Hanfu in summer, there are several classic styles that shouldn't be missed. Firstly, there's the chiffon shirt, with its light and breathable material, making it especially suitable for hot summers. Chiffon shirts often feature a stand-up collar design, which is simple yet elegant, exuding femininity and grace. Additionally,…...

One, Introduction to Hanfu Hanfu, one of China's traditional ethnic costumes, has a long history and was widely used in various dynasties throughout ancient China. Among these, the Hanfu of the Ming Dynasty and the Song Dynasty are particularly significant periods, each with its unique characteristics and styles, especially as they have been used in weddings for thousands of years. Below is a detailed introduction to the differences between Ming Dynasty and Song Dynasty Hanfu for weddings. Two, Materials and Colors 1. Ming Dynasty Hanfu: The Hanfu of the Ming Dynasty mainly used silk as its material, typically choosing noble silk and delicate cotton threads. In terms of color, it emphasized bright and luxurious hues; typical colors include imperial yellow, sapphire blue, and vermilion red. These colors represent nobility, prosperity, and auspiciousness. 2. Song Dynasty Hanfu: The Hanfu of the Song Dynasty placed more emphasis on simplicity and elegance, commonly using materials like silk gauze which were softer and had better breathability. The colors tended towards understated elegance, such as court gray, coffee color, and grass green. These colors gave off a fresh and natural feeling. Three, Styles and Details 1. Ming Dynasty Hanfu: The Hanfu of the Ming Dynasty…...

The popularity of traditional Chinese clothing, or hanfu, is on the rise. Both young women and children are fond of wearing ancient-style hanfu dresses due to their aesthetic appeal and the unique aura they exude. Particularly with children's hanfu dresses, there is a wide variety of styles available, suitable for both summer and winter. However, many children do not know how to put them on themselves. So, how should children wear traditional hanfu dresses? Where can we find pictures and videos demonstrating how to dress children in these outfits? How to Style Children's Hair in a Traditional Chinese Fashion: In daily life, many children are very fond of hanfu because traditional Chinese clothing is not only beautiful but also rich in cultural significance. However, wearing hanfu requires an appropriate hairstyle to match. It is often recommended that children style their hair in a traditional Chinese fashion, which typically involves using hairpins. So, how should children's traditional hairstyles be done? Or, how should hairstyles with hairpins be created for children? Let's learn about it. The popularity of traditional Chinese clothing continues to grow. With the rapid development of society, our own culture is increasingly appreciated. As a country with thousands of…...

The ancient style girl feeling "Hanfu Hairstyle Tutorial" has become widely popular; netizens say: I really love traditional Chinese hairstyles. The video was uploaded on Watermelon Video on May 5th, 2020, by Vast World Observer. Watermelon Video provides you with high-definition videos, clear images, and smooth playback. Watch an incredibly simple Hanfu hair braiding tutorial, an ancient style that is both beautiful and fairy-like; you can learn it just by watching. This video is provided by Yuxin Storytelling, with 4 plays. Good-looking Video is created by the Baidu team, a professional short video aggregator that combines both quality and appearance. The elegant ancient style Hanfu is breathtakingly beautiful. The wide sleeves of the clean white Hanfu look more fairy-like than ordinary straight sleeves, giving a fairy-like feeling during movement. However, compared to the latter, wide sleeves are not particularly convenient to wear and are not suitable for daily wear. They are very appropriate when going out for fun or participating in some Hanfu activities. The basic characteristics of Wei Jin style are crossed collars plus wide sleeves. The crossed collar qiyao set style is more capable than the straight-collar or qixiong Hanfu style, giving a sense of heroism. The Wei…...

After thousands of years of development, Hanfu has evolved into hundreds of styles under its basic characteristics of being spacious, graceful, and unconventional. For example, the quju style that was loved by women in the Han dynasty's imperial court, where the extended skirt hem wraps around the body once or twice, creating a flowing and beautiful curve that is noble yet reserved; the ruqun, which was the most popular during the Tang dynasty and represents the upper-lower garment type of Hanfu, with patterns on the garment edges and lower skirt harmoniously matched, simple yet elegant; the heron cloak that developed from straight-collar Hanfu, originally referred to as an expensive fur coat made from the down of birds such as herons, but later came to mean a long, loose, and elegant outerwear that drags on the ground, its leisurely and tranquil style is favored by middle-aged men. Terms like zhiduo, baizi, bijia, banbi, and lan shirt, which are unique to Hanfu, may seem unfamiliar to us now, but they have witnessed a glorious history that makes us proud. Zhang Ling said, "I still remember it was in April 2000 when my cousin and I first gathered the courage to go out…...

Lulu's gradient pink traditional Chinese embroidered shoulder cape dress is a revised version of Hanfu. It has reduced the cumbersome decorations on the clothes but retained representative designs such as embroidery, small capes, and waistbands. Even if you wear it out in your daily life, it won't feel out of place. Pink is a color that little girls love. The pink Hanfu, having incorporated many other designs, doesn't appear old-fashioned but rather highlights the shy charm of young girls. Holding a folding fan and with hair braided into small pigtails, the overall temperament is excellent. The Hanfu for men is not as casual as that for women, even after revision, it is still challenging to wear out on the street due to the classic elements such as wide sleeves and skirt-like styles which cannot be altered. Therefore, wearing it out requires some courage. Men wearing Hanfu look more free-spirited and handsome. This kind of pink male Hanfu is rare; black, dark blue, and dark green are more popular. Men's Hanfu exudes a scholarly demeanor, instantly transforming them into elegant gentlemen. The most typical revision of Hanfu is the jacket, which is our current upper garment. The clothes we wear today…...

In the scorching summer, between heaven and earth, the blazing sun turns the land into a giant oven. However, the elegance and delicacy of the Ming Hanfu Premium Series bring a touch of coolness, as if we could travel through time back to the prosperous Tang Dynasty. Today, let's explore the captivating charm of the Ming Hanfu Premium Series in the summer. One: Fabric Selection The choice of fabric for summer Hanfu is crucial; it must make the wearer feel comfortable while also exuding a high-quality texture reminiscent of ancient summers. The Ming Hanfu Premium Series typically uses breathable and lightweight fabrics such as silk and linen, ensuring comfort while showcasing intricate craftsmanship and luxurious embellishments. Two: Color Application In the summer Ming Hanfu Premium Series, color is an indispensable element. Light tones or highly saturated colors are often chosen, which can lighten the visual burden and convey the vitality and joy of summer. Carefully selected colors like refreshing blue, elegant pink, and bright lemon yellow enhance the allure of the garments and add a sense of freshness to the summer. Three: Design Variations Ming Hanfu design pays attention to details, and the summer premium series makes clever variations in…...

What is the oriental dress, clothing? Due to the differences in history, culture, and geographical location, the traditional costumes of different countries in the world are not the same. Even in Asia, the oriental dress clothing of different countries is also colorful. On the continent of Asia, each country has its own unique and proud culture. Different states have different characteristics in their clothes, food, residence, and travel. And clothing is one of the things that can best record and show the cultural changes of a country. There are many kinds of traditional asian clothing, including Hanfu, Qipao, Kimono, Hanbok, Sari, Ao Dai, Chut Thai, Tajik clothing, etc. Today, let's learn about some of the most distinctive and representative traditional oriental dress, clothing.   1. Hanfu / Cheongsam China has a long history and its traditional costumes are constantly changing. From the upper and the lower garments system of the Yellow Emperor era, to the crown and uniform system of the Han Dynasty, to the Zhongshan costume of the Republic of China, it is a miniature of China's social environment in different periods. Cheongsam Hanfu: Hanfu is the general designation of "Han traditional costume", also known as Hanyiguan (汉衣冠), Hanzhuang…...

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.…...

Hanfu, as traditional ancient clothing of China, carries the charm and magic of a thousand years of culture, becoming an object of enthusiastic pursuit for contemporary Hanfu enthusiasts. Hanfu is not just a type of clothing; it is a continuation of culture that deeply attracts tens of thousands of young people. This article will explore the charm and power of Hanfu, as well as its inheritance and interpretation in modern society. I. Origin and Historical Background of Hanfu Hanfu can be traced back to the Huaxia culture of China, gradually forming over the long course of history and eventually becoming a representation of traditional Chinese culture. Throughout the five-thousand-year development of the Chinese nation, Hanfu has undergone multiple transformations, yet its unique style and characteristics have always been beloved by people. II. Characteristics and Charm of Hanfu 1. Unique Design: Hanfu stands out with its unique cutting and structural design. Traditional Hanfu emphasizes simple lines and a well-fitted silhouette, showcasing the elegance and dignity of both men and women, giving people a sense of nobility and grace. 2. Intricate Handcraftsmanship: The production process of Hanfu requires extremely meticulous handwork, from design, cutting, embroidery to detail processing, each step demands high…...