Body Type

Hanfu is one of the traditional Chinese costumes. In the various types and styles of Hanfu clothes, how to choose a suit for yourself according to your figure? What problems should we pay attention to when selecting? Only by choosing a suitable Hanfu for yourself can the beauty of Hanfu be fully displayed. Next, we will take a look at the characteristics of several different styles and shapes of Hanfu to see how to choose a suit for ourselves. 1. Qixiong Ruqun Many people who love Hanfu especially like Qixiong Ruqun. So what kind of person is more suitable for Qixiong Ruqun? A. Slim girls are more suitable for Qixiong Ruqun, because the super high waist Hanfu on the chest can visually lengthen your body lines, make you look taller and more imposing. B. Girls with smaller breasts are more suitable for Qixiong Ruqun, because when girls with big breasts wear a full length Ruqun, their breasts will hold up the part under the skirt, which will make people feel pregnant and give them a feeling of bloated. And the girl with smaller chest will look more charming and lovely. Qixiong Ruqun 2. Qiyao Ruqun Qiyao Ruqun can be divided…

Hanfu style is becoming increasingly more popular. Among the Hanfu styles, you can see some of them are excellent and graceful. It is said that the shape of one’s face and body can be inferred from wearing Hanfu, because of the relationship between body shape and Hanfu design. This article will introduce you to what the differences are among various body shapes and how to choose a Hanfu/Han element clothing that matches your body type. Hourglass figure The hourglass figure is characterized by an abundant chest, thin waist, wide hips, and full thighs, which is a figure with graceful lines. The hourglass shape is also called the X shape or S shape. Comparatively speaking, the Qi waist Hanfu is more suitable. In addition, it is also very suitable for the Han element clothing with waist contraction, and with silk, satin, and other materials, you can highlight your femininity~ Apple shape The body is round, the chest, abdomen, buttocks are plump, and the legs are slender. Even though the apple-shaped body is not high in weight, it is easy to look bloated, especially the upper body. If you choose Han element clothing, you can wear a high waist skirt that can…

So now that you’ve learned about all these pieces separately, we arrive at the question: how do we put all of these pieces together? Let’s go over some ways these are usually put together, how to refer to them, and other details that might not have been covered in previous articles. Body, sleeves, collar: these are the main three things that we use to distinguish types of hanfu. In naming conventions, we usually refer to a piece in the order of collar-sleeve-body. Take a look at this image: What body type, sleeve type, and collar type is it? Well, I’ll tell you first that this is a Shan, meaning that it’s a single-layered top or robe shorter than the knees with no yao lan. Take a look at the sleeves—do they curve or change in diameter at all? Yes, they seem to narrow in a striaght line from the root of the sleeve to the cuff, meaning this is a feijixiu design, or airplane sleeve. The collar’s shape is pretty obviously parallel, or duijin, since the two sides come straight down and don’t touch. Well then, we can refer to this as a duijin feijixiu shan: a parallel collar, airplane…