Hanfu Accessories
Hanfu, as a symbol of traditional Chinese attire, features accessories that are more than mere embellishments; they are an integral part of cultural heritage. Each piece, from hairpins to sashes, carries historical significance and aesthetic value, reflecting the wearer’s status and taste.
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A Brief History of Tang Dynasty Clothing
Tang Dynasty clothing mainly refers to the Tang Dynasty Hanfu clothes. Tang Dynasty is a period of great prosperity of China's feudal society. Both people's thoughts and material production have reached the ancient historical peak. Since the Tang Dynasty, a large number of flower patterns have been widely used in craft decoration. Its composition is lively and free, dense and symmetrical, plump, and mellow. Especially after the combination of wavy continuous patterns and floral plants, it was the popular pattern in that period. Tang Dynasty beauty pictures The style of the Tang Dynasty clothing has taken real flowers, grass, fish, and insects for sketching, instead of the previous creative idea of the "Mandate of Heaven." Still, the traditional mythical animals, like dragon and phoenix pattern, has not been excluded. At this time, the design of costume patterns tends to express the free, open mind and casual artistic style. The Feature of Tang Dynasty Clothing In the Tang Dynasty, foreign trade was developed, and the country was peaceful for a long time. Especially when the Tang Dynasty became the center of economic and cultural exchanges among Asian nations, it was the most glorious page in the history of Asian history. This…... -
Differences Between Tang Dynasty Male Hanfu and Ming Dynasty Hanfu — Exploring Subtle Differences in Historical and Cultural Changes
Introduction: As enthusiasts of Hanfu, we cherish this treasure of Chinese culture, deeply immersed in its profound and enduring historical heritage. However, the evolution of Chinese clothing is closely related to the changes of times, and there are some differences in details, styles, and designs of clothes from different dynasties. This article will focus on the distinctions between Tang Dynasty male Hanfu and Ming Dynasty Hanfu, guiding readers through a journey across time to experience the subtle differences in historical and cultural changes. I. Changes in Clothing Styles 1. Tang Dynasty Male Hanfu: The main type of male Hanfu in the Tang Dynasty was long robes, with fabrics tending towards coarse cloth. Common styles included "páo" (robe), "mǎng" (a type of robe), and "bèi zi" (a type of outerwear). The páo was the most common kind of shoulder cover, with a front hem that had a central opening. The mǎng was a combined garment and attire, symbolizing the status of noble men in the Tang Dynasty. The bèi zi was a more spacious and solemn type of clothing, usually worn for formal occasions. In addition, the Tang Dynasty also saw the popularity of lán shān (a type of robe) and…... -
Ancient Style Hanfu Hairstyle for Short-Haired Boys, Ancient Style Hanfu Hairstyle
Nowadays, many girls occasionally wear Hanfu because they love traditional clothing. Even if their hair is relatively short, they can still find ways to style it into this type of shoulder-length Hanfu hairstyle. Such a short-haired Hanfu hairstyle can be handled in an extremely beautiful way. Although we haven't seen a Hanfu hairstyle tutorial, we can still create very good-looking shoulder-length Hanfu hairstyles. The resulting short-haired Hanfu hairstyle is also extremely beautiful. For short hair, if you don't choose a wig, it indeed requires some consideration when paired with Hanfu. You can try the mushroom hairstyle; the mushroom hairstyle looks better with Hanfu and can create a visual effect. For short hair with a side part and curled, use a headband to wrap two layers. Girls with too short hair should not comb seductive hairstyles. Instead, such a refreshing and capable boy-like hairstyle reveals the unique charm of ancient costumes. 2. Air bangs double bun hairstyle. After combing the black hair into inward-curled ends, the hair on both sides... A girl in red ancient costume with a straight short hairstyle. This is a very good-looking straight bob hairstyle. How to comb such an ancient hairstyle? We just need to comb…... -
The Perfect Accessories to Elevate Your Cheongsam Outfit
Are you looking to add some extra flair to your cheongsam outfit? Cheongsams are already a stunning traditional Chinese dress that exudes elegance and grace, but with the right accessories, you can take your outfit to the next level. Whether you're attending a formal event or simply looking to spice up your daily wardrobe, the right accessories can make all the difference. From jewelry, hats to handbags, there are many options to choose from. Here are some of the best accessories to match with your cheongsam. 01 Shawl A shawl can be a beautiful accessory to pair with a cheongsam outfit. One of the advantages of wearing a shawl with a cheongsam is that it can add an extra layer of warmth and comfort, especially if the dress is made of lightweight fabric. Additionally, a shawl can add a touch of elegance to the outfit, especially if it is made of luxurious fabric such as silk or cashmere. Another advantage of wearing a shawl with a cheongsam is that it can be used to add some color and texture to the outfit. A brightly colored or patterned shawl can complement the dress and create a beautiful contrast. It can…... -
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…... -
Ancient Style Hanfu for Adults, Ancient Style Hanfu for Grown-ups
HanShang Hualian Hanfu in Guangzhou is dedicated to inheriting the beauty of Huaxia and vigorously spreading the traditional Han Chinese clothing, Hanfu, hoping that Han clothing can be recognized and accepted by Han people once again. Hanfu attire etiquette is an important ceremony for the Han people, and at different times and occasions, Han people have different requirements for their attire. The headwear and hairstyles for different age groups are also not the same; adult men must wear a cap, while adult women can tie their hair into a bun at the back of their head and secure it with a hairpin. In short, both Han men and women wearing Hanfu should not have loose hair, and they must maintain a clean face, being dignified and graceful. Under pressure, more and more ancient costume TV dramas are taking the route of high-quality productions. Although there are still some vulgar, tasteless, and cheap ancient costume dramas in the market, those that become popular across the country and become topics of conversation after meals are mostly respectful of history, meticulously researched in costumes, and return to classic TV series. It can be expected that the future trend of ancient costume dramas will…... -
Gu Style Hanfu Hairpin Making, Children’s Gu Style Hanfu Hairpin Pictures
Liu Heng is a student in the Clothing and Garment Design major, class 903, at Xiangyang Vocational Technology College. She is also the former president of the college's Tian Jingsha Shengchao Gu Style Society. She introduced that this Hanfu society was initiated by Li Shasha, the director of the Clothing and Garment Design Research Room of the college. This society not only conducts learning activities about ancient etiquette knowledge but also has classes on Hanfu making and pattern drafting. Members can make Hanfu and Gu style jewelry. Yang Yuqing is the advisor of this society and also a teacher specializing in clothing cutting at the school. Teacher Yang Yuqing introduced that Hanfu not only refers to clothes but also includes makeup, hair accessories, decorations, etc. When wearing Hanfu, one should also have corresponding etiquette and posture. Recently, the Gu style trend has become very popular, especially the trend of Hanfu, which has swept across the country. Honestly speaking, girls and boys wearing Hanfu are indeed very good-looking, making people unable to resist taking a few more glances. Besides the high appearance level of these Hanfu-wearing girls and boys, what attracts us most is the mysterious yet elegant aura of Hanfu.…... -
Methods of Using Hair Combs in Ancient Chinese Hanfu Hairstyles; Images of Children’s Hanfu Hairstyles with Combs
In the late Tang Dynasty, the trend of women styling high topknots led to the popularity of hair combs. Initially, women would insert a single comb in front of their topknots, adorned with exquisitely engraved floral patterns. Over time, the number of combs being inserted increased, with two combs placed vertically, one above the other. By the late Tang Dynasty, women in formal attire would place multiple sets of combs both in front and on the sides of their topknots. "Layers of jade cicadas and golden birds, green hairpins towering amidst lush black hair. Combs fall as they dance in the spring breeze, only to be replaced upon return." This line vividly depicts the elegance of Tang Dynasty women's hairstyles and the complexity of the hair accessories used. Women's topknots could be styled in various ways, with married women wearing elaborate hairstyles adorned with pearls, hairpins, and other accessories. Side adornments called "bobo" were also worn, along with veils and head coverings. The tradition of inserting combs into hair dates back to the Han Dynasty. Women in the Southern Dynasties enjoyed decorating their topknots with combs. In the Tang Dynasty, it became fashionable for women to insert multiple hairpins and…... -
Neutral Everyday Wear: Improved Hanfu on the Streets, Everyday Improved Hanfu
Improved Hanfu is originally designed to meet the needs of everyday wear and can be worn as everyday Hanfu. It has been modified so that it won't easily hinder your daily life rhythm—things like going to the bathroom are more convenient, there's less fuss, and fewer loose parts. This makes it easier to manage. So, it is said, it reduces entanglements and better suits daily life. Thus, this can be worn as everyday Hanfu. The improved Hanfu better fits the human body, making the wearer more elegant and can highlight the wearer's full and attractive figure. The improved Hanfu is also very convenient to wear and integrates better into our daily lives. The essence of Hanfu improvement is to make it more convenient for daily life without rewriting the significance of traditional Hanfu. Some characteristics of traditional Hanfu remain unchanged; only simple improvements are made to better apply Hanfu to daily life, allowing more people to fall in love with wearing Hanfu and ensuring the inheritance of Hanfu culture. 3. Wearing Hanfu in an everyday classical style is actually very friendly to plus-sized girls. After all, Hanfu styles are generally loose, which can effectively hide flesh and slim the figure.…... -
Female Child Style Hanfu Hairstyle with Forehead Accessories, Ancient Style Long Hair with Hanfu
When wearing Hanfu or other ancient style clothing, the focus should not be on accessories but on the hairstyle. Modern hairstyles are generally simple and casual, making them very incongruous when paired with Hanfu. Ancient hairstyles are usually designed symmetrically, which can make your face appear smaller visually and look more delicate. It is recommended to pair hair accessories that match the color of the Hanfu, which can make the overall appearance stand out, attracting much attention. If you want to add a touch of fairy-like charm, choose hair accessories with flowing ribbons; if you want an elegant look, choose metallic hair accessories; if you want a cute and playful style, choose hair accessories with pom-poms. When analyzing your face shape, it's best to pull all your hair back with a towel or headband, facing the mirror for a careful inspection. Broadly speaking, human face shapes can be categorized into seven types: diamond-shaped, heart-shaped, rectangular (long face), oval, round, and angular. A diamond-shaped face has narrow contours at the forehead and jawline, with broad and high cheekbones. Avoid: short layered hairstyles. A straight hairstyle will make the chin appear too sharp. Suitable: create width at the forehead and reduce width…... -
In the future, who will be the young girl in Hanfu, little girl’s Hanfu hairstyle
A dress is definitely a piece of clothing that every little girl will have in her wardrobe, after all, who doesn't have a princess dream? The best match for a dress is undoubtedly elastic and body-fitting leggings, which are not only comfortable to wear and do not affect activities but also prevent babies wearing dresses from being exposed, making them considerate and practical. There are many styles of dresses, such as tulle dresses with a princess style, imitation Hanfu with a Chinese style, and sailor skirts with a navy style. When babies wear these, they all look cute, parents can choose any of them without worrying about making a mistake! On a cool morning, a lovely and lively little girl was walking lightly on the road, when suddenly an old lady fell down accidentally. The little girl ran over hurriedly, stretched out a helping hand, and helped the old lady up with great effort. The old lady was very grateful to this little girl and said she wanted to reward her, but the little girl refused. The old lady was very surprised and said, "Don't you like to eat candy?" The little girl said, "I don't want it. I listen…... -
Costume and Makeup of a Young Man in Traditional Hanfu, Transformation in Red Costume古装汉服少年妆容,古装汉服少年红色变装
Ye Hua is played by Yang Yang. Speaking of Yang Yang, many people might have first known him from the new version of "Dream of the Red Chamber," where he portrayed a handsome young man in traditional costume that made even women envious. Yang Yang's image in ancient costumes has always been deeply ingrined in the hearts of the audience. For example, his stills from the previously popular drama "Young Four Great Constables" captivated numerous fans. Recently, another set of ancient costume photos of Yang Yang was released on Weibo, once again showcasing the charm of a handsome young man in ancient attire. Netizens marveled at Yang Yang's high looks and his extraordinary temperament in various ancient costumes, with many fans openly declaring they were "charmed." This new set of ancient costume looks is actually for the game COS that Yang Yang shot for the web game "Young Heroes Legend," which positions itself as the most charming online game. Inviting an idol like Yang Yang indeed stirs the hearts of fans. The exclusive Hanfu costume set for Pisces is like this: dressed in white robes, floating like a fairy, holding a jade flute, just like a person walking out of…...