Dilemma

Hanfu, as a traditional Chinese clothing culture, has always attracted many enthusiasts with its elegance and grace. However, how to wear Hanfu to keep warm while maintaining aesthetics in the cold winter is a dilemma for many Hanfu lovers. Red, a common and splendid color in Hanfu, is precisely the preferred choice for winter wear due to its warmth-enhancing properties. Below, let's explore the tricks for wearing red Hanfu that keeps you warm during the winter season. One: Selection and Coordination of Red Hanfu 1. Material Selection for Red Hanfu When choosing red Hanfu for winter, it's best to opt for warm materials such as heavy velvet or silk fabrics, which can better retain heat. Additionally, choosing red Hanfu lined with fleece can more effectively resist the cold. 2. Style Selection for Red Hanfu Hanfu comes in various styles, to ensure warmth without sacrificing beauty, one can choose long-sleeved tops and long skirts, which can better cover the body and keep warm. Furthermore, selecting red Hanfu adorned with exquisite accessories like gold-thread embroidery or tassels can enhance the splendor of the attire. 3. Coordination with Red Hanfu When coordinating outfits with Hanfu in winter, both warmth and overall harmony should…

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…