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This section contains Shenyi (深衣).Size range: 165/88A to 185/104A. Please read the introduction of the topic and how to use this guide in advance. Introduction Shenyi is a long, straight Changshan with a separate upper Yi (衣) and lower Chang (裳), and joined together to cover the body. There are many different ways to cutting and sewing a Shenyi, but this section is only one of the simpler ones. To make a Shenyi, 12 pieces of equal-sized trapezoidal fabric are prepared and sewn together as a lower Chang, then the upper Yi garment and lower Chang are sewn together. It is also necessary to use another color of fabric as the edge, which eventually the completed Shenyi. The fabric of Shenyi is mostly white cloth, and the edge needs to be made of darker color fabric. In ancient times, if both parents and grandparents are alive, the edge is made of patterned fabric; if the parents are alive, the edge are made of cyan fabric; if orphans, edges are made of plain fabric. Shenyi gives people a graceful and elegant feeling. The basic features are cross collar, wide sleeve roots, slightly closed cuffs, and a Dadai (大带) as a waistband,…

If you are looking for some great ideas about how to choose green hanfu clothing for your spring, then this post will help you get started. Cover five different green hanfu suggestions from the Han Time (汉服时代), as well as beautiful hanfu accessories. The dance "Zhi Ci Qing Lǜ" has brought "A Thousand Li of Rivers and Mountains" back into the limelight and made the color cyan green popular. The number of products derived from this painting has also increased, and this has given hanfu lovers a wider choice of green hanfu. "A Thousand Li of Rivers and Mountains" is a silk painting on cyan green color, 51.5 cm in length and 1191.5 cm in width, with a vast and superb atmosphere, now collected in the National Palace Museum. It emphasizes a self-contained landscape mood, with a glimpse of the aesthetics of the Song through color. It must be said that the best blend with this mood is Gambiered Guangdong silk, with nature's own color as a base and the staining of cyan green, which can be said to bring out the subtle details of the ancient painting. Similarly, the cyan green color in "A Thousand Li of Rivers and…

The inspiration for this set of photos came from a Qing Dynasty Qianlong porcelain now in the National Museum of China. It was made in Jingdezhen for Haiyan Hall in the Yuanmingyuan Park, and only one survives. The whole artwork contains the meaning of "the sea is calm and the river is clear, and the country is peaceful", and is beautifully crafted and painted, symbolizing the peak of the Qianlong period porcelain! 清乾隆霁青金彩海晏河清尊 On top of that, this blogger combines traditional elements with cyberpunk style, combining ancient national treasures with futuristic science fiction, a cyan Qing costume, a beautiful Tian-tsui crown, and golden nail guards to show luxury! The focus is on some details of the face, the appearance of the two swallows decorated, the face of the painted lines are all exquisite and sharp, just a few strokes to highlight the taste of the future of technology! Such a creative realization, the effect is really great! And this is not the only wonderful work of this treasure blogger, today we will introduce you to @Lao Ba (老八捌) and her fantastic creations! Hanfu + Futuristic Elements Ideas The idea of combining traditional hanfu with technology and the future has been…