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If you want to appear taller, a very important method is to raise the waistline. There are mainly two methods to raise the waistline: one is to choose a short top, which shortens the upper body proportion and indirectly raises the waistline. Another method is to wear high-waisted pants or skirts, which can directly raise the waistline. This Song-style Hanfu uses the second method because the outermost layer is paired with an open-front bai zi, so the skirt waist position is completely displayed in people's sight. We can wear the skirt higher to modify the figure. In Ming-style Hanfu, tops can be mainly divided into long and short styles. Among them, short tops look more casual, do not affect our movements when worn, and compared to long tops, short tops look more lively. In this set of Hanfu, a very common stand-collar cross-collar short jacket and mamian skirt are paired. The entire set of Hanfu is a very common red and black, and these two colors paired together look dignified yet vibrant, not at all dull. Juliane Shih suits various fairy-like looks very well, so she often dresses up like a fairy when attending events. She has interpreted Hanfu and…

Kimono and Hanbok both originate from Hanfu as traditional clothing of their respective cultures. However, the kimono is characterized by straight lines, giving it a more dignified appearance; the Hanbok combines the beauty of straight and curved lines, making it elegant; while our Hanfu emphasizes the curves of the human body, appearing ethereal and dynamic. Both Kimono and Hanbok come in one style each, with the kimono being an integrated top and bottom piece, and the Hanbok primarily consisting of a short jacket and skirt (of course, this applies to women's wear, men's wear is different). Hanfu has a diverse range of styles including ruqun and shenyi, where shenyi can be divided into zhiju and quju, and ruqun has variations like Tang-style and Ming-style. All historical costume series available in our store, click to view: high-chest ruqun, waist-level ruqun / Wei-Jin Dynasty style wide-sleeved sets, Han elements / fairy costumes / imperial concubine costumes in red / wedding dresses / quju / Wanziwu ethnic costumes / dance costumes, high-end historical costumes / film costumes / cos costumes / cloak series / Hanfu hair accessories Juqiong Hanfu refers to the traditional clothing of the Han ethnicity, similar to how the kimono…

Based on sales, reputation, and reviews from various platforms, we have selected ten recommended beautiful Hanfu cloaks for 2023: Among them, the Dai Xiaoshi Embroidered Ancient Costume Hanfu, XBLGX Ancient Style Embroidered Cloak Jacket, and e Street Short Hooded Cloak Ancient Costume Hanfu rank at the top. If you are looking for cost-effective or highly popular products, the following list can serve as your reference. Dai Xiaoshi Embroidered Ancient Costume Hanfu Sketching is not only used for drawing plaster geometric shapes but also for ancient style beauties. Today, I will share an ancient style beauty sketch tutorial with you. Interested friends, let's draw ancient style characters together. Composition Thinking: Seeing Zhuangzi's dream of being a butterfly, an image emerges in my mind - a woman with her black hair tied into a Ruyi hairstyle. Her light eyebrows resemble autumn water, her jade skin accompanies the gentle breeze, surrounded by butterflies alone, giving a half-dreamy, half-awake feeling. Steps for sketching an ancient style beauty: Step: According to the small picture we drew previously, use simple lines to outline the character's proportions and dynamics. Note that the head is slightly leaning forward, grasp this dynamic. Arrange the position and size of the…

For girls who are afraid of getting tanned in summer, learning from Sun Naen and wearing a thin long-sleeved jacket paired with a short top is a good choice; however, this has very high requirements for the figure. If there's a small belly, many people probably wouldn't dare to push back the sleeves of the jacket, right? But Sun Naen doesn't have this worry. She wears a light pink thin jacket, the collar is open revealing the white short top inside, showing off those few lines of abdominal muscles, making people envious. With such a figure, what clothes can't be worn? In 2003, she starred in the ancient style wuxia love drama "The Heaven Sword and Dragon Saber" adapted from Jin Yong's novel of the same name. This was the first time Gao Yuanyuan challenged herself with an ancient style wuxia drama. In the drama, she plays the female protagonist Zhou Zhiruo, originally a gentle, introverted, soft, and pitiable beautiful girl, but after experiencing a series of changes, she becomes the fourth-generation leader of the Emei Sect with a cold personality and cunning mind. The drama first premiered on Taiwan's China Television, maintaining a Nielsen rating of above 6, reaching…

When it comes to traditional Chinese attire, Tang suit is undoubtedly one of the most iconic and beloved styles. Also known as Tangzhuang, this classic Chinese jacket and shirt combination has a rich history dating back to the Tang Dynasty (618-907 AD). What makes Tang suit so special and enduringly popular? Let’s explore its unique features, history, and versatility. Tang Suit History and Design Inspiration As the name suggests, Tang suit originated from the Tang Dynasty when Chinese culture flourished in arts, literature, and fashion. The Tang Dynasty was a period of great prosperity and cosmopolitanism, where people from different ethnicities and regions gathered in Chang’an, today’s Xi’an, the capital city of the Tang Empire. The Tang Dynasty also witnessed the emergence of new styles in clothing, combining different cultural and regional influences. The design of Tang suit reflects this fusion of styles and influences. It combines the Hanfu jacket’s collar and front button closure with the Manchu-style shirt’s side slits and cuff embroidery. The result is a comfortable and stylish shirt and jacket combo that is both practical and elegant. Versatility and Modern Adaptations Despite its ancient roots, Tang suit’s timeless design and versatility have made it a popular…

Among all the Hanfu made in the Song Dynasty, it is a stream of pure and elegant, because it is not only fresh and beautiful but also some styles are relatively fashionable and daily. Beizi is cool and elegant. Wearing it for a long time not only won’t be stuffy but also can play the role of modern sunscreen shirt. It’s the best choice in summer. The top of the Song Dynasty Hanfu is mainly Beizi. Beizi is divided into long and short styles. Most of what we see in our daily life are long Beizi.The traditional long Beizi is very long in length and can reach the middle of the lower leg or even the ankle of the wearer, which can make the body more slender and slender. Beizi is not just an ordinary long shirt. There are two or three finger wide ribbons on the cuff and the edge of the garment.This not only can play a role in protecting clothes, but also can make the whole clothes more texture. In addition to Beizi, the song made top also has airplane sleeves. From our current point of view, this is a relatively loose version of the sunscreen jacket.…

"Collar" refers to not only the area of a piece of clothing around the neck, but also the fabric below that. Since hanfu is almost always constructed of two pieces of fabric that aren't fully connected at the front, and put on like a jacket, collar also refers to ways that these two piece of fabric connect once the piece is on your body.   //jiao1 ling3/Crossed Collar Probably the first type of collar that you’ll see—the crossed collar, or jiaoling. This collar consists of two overlapping pieces and is usually secured with two to three ties, with a thicker or contrasting border along the edge of each piece. It’s almost always right over left, or if you think about it in terms of how to put it on, you tie the left ties before you tie the right ties. The result is a y-shaped collar when viewed from the front. Ming dynasty people may have done it the other way, as well as various non-Han groups and clothes put on the deceased at funerals, but it’s generally a good rule of thumb to follow right over left. as it’s one of the most important cultural concepts in hanfu. These…

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Ma Mian Qun is a kind of traditional Chinese dress. Some people call it “horse face pleated skirt”. It is suitable for matching with jacket and shirt. Do you know how to wear Chinese horse face skirt(Ma Mian Qun)? Step 1: Unfold the horse dress（Ma mian qun) and put it behind your back; Step 2: Wrap the lace-up of the right skirt from the front to the back. If the skirt has a hole, go through the hole; Step 3: If there is no opening in the skirt, it should be wound from the top of the skirt; Step 4: The left side of the skirt will fit along the left side of the waistline; Step 5: The two laces cross behind and around in front of you; Step 6: Tie the two ties around the front of your body; Step 7: Put on the vertical collar, the lapel, the jacket and button up, and wear it;

Tang suit (唐装, Tang Zhuang), also known as Chinese jacket. A newer form of Qing Dynasty Magua (马褂), is a modern costume with traditional elements, based on the prototype of a Chinese traditional lapel jacket, with the addition of stand collar and western-style three-dimensional cutting.   Origin of the name of Tang suit Perhaps you may be puzzled, since Tang suit is a new form of Magua in the Qing Dynasty, why is there Tang in the name? Is it directly related to the Tang Dynasty costume? The reason is that the Tang Dynasty was a powerful dynasty in Chinese history and had a great influence on overseas countries, and in the Song Dynasty, "Tang" had become the pronoun of the overseas countries in the southeast for China. Throughout the Song, Yuan, and Ming dynasties, things related to China were called "Tang", and not only "Tang" was used as a proxy for the land of "China", but also the Chinese were called "Tang", overseas Chinese often call themselves "Tang people", they live in places called "Tangren Jie (唐人街, Chinatown)", so this Qing-style costume is also called "Tang suit". In modern times, the Tang suit has more diverse names, such as…

Perhaps you often see some Ming styles of Chinese female outfits with complicated names, such as: Duijin Shuling Pipa Xiu Duan Ao (对襟竖领琵琶袖短袄, short jacket with vertical lapels and pipa sleeves), Xiejin Shuling Long Ao (斜襟竖领长袄, long jacket with slanting lapels). But if you break these names down and analyze them, they are actually very easy to understand. In this article, Zhua Xiao Ye will introduce to you the structure and naming rules of the Ming Chinese female outfits for women, and hope it will help you if you are particularly fond of the Ming-style Hanfu. Step 1: Ling (领, collar) Ling is the collar of the clothes. There are more kinds of collars in Hanfu, the most common one is the Jiaoling (交领, cross collar), which is characterized by Jiaoling Youren (交领右衽), that is, the left lapel covers the right lapel (when wearing, but if viewed from the front, that is the right lapel covers the left lapel), showing a "y" shape, which started from the Shang and Zhou period and was used until the Ming Dynasty. In addition to the cross collar, more types of collars were developed in the Ming Dynasty: Yuanling (圆领, round collar), Fangling (方领, square…

In hot summer, light Hanfu becomes the first choice, and Banbi (半臂, half-arm) is a good match single product. Banbi Origin Banbi is a kind of short-sleeved jacket in ancient China, was developed from the half sleeve of the Han and Wei Dynasties. The length of the Banbi reaches the waist, sleeves less than elbow length. Suitable for work, so it is popular among people. Affected by Huhua, it became a modern dress for women in Sui and Tang Dynasties. Banbi later appeared in a large number of murals, figurines, and other cultural relics in the Sui and Tang Dynasties. Banbi's Style and Matching Banbi was very popular in the early Tang Dynasty, which was related to wearing a small sleeve jacket at that time. In the late Tang Dynasty after the flourishing Tang Dynasty, clothes gradually became fat, wearing large sleeve shirts outside, Banbi can no longer be worn outside, in this period, the scope of application of Banbi gradually narrowed. In Tang Dynasty, Banbi were mainly worn with long skirts, usually on coats. Banbi has two styles, a symmetrical collar, and a pullover U-shaped low collar. Some have the same pattern as clothes. In the early Tang Dynasty,…

The new term begins and we can finally bring our favorite Chinese costumes to school! But before that, you need to think about it: can you really fit that many Chinese costumes in your dorm wardrobe? Most student Chinese costume enthusiasts should have very limited wardrobe space in their dorm, so instead of bringing more than a few pieces, it's better to bring only the best ones to wear. With the right mix and match, you can wear something different every day! Today, we're going to unlock with you the super simple, guaranteed never-fail rule of wearing Chinese costumes! Beizi, Shanzi = Perfect Early Fall Chinese Costume Jacket Beizi and Shanzi are perfect for early autumn Hanfu jackets: Beizi' is just the right length to cover the lower half of the body and perfectly flatters the figure; long Shanzi can be used as a sun-protective shirt or air conditioner shirt, making it a great choice for early autumn; short Shanzi can be used as a playful jacket and can be knotted at the hem like a shirt, showing off the waistline! Tips: Beizi, which has a fancy edge, and Shanzi, which has a lot of embroideries, should be paired with…

As winter approaches, more and more Hanfu enthusiasts are focusing their attention on the Ming style Hanfu. Whereas in the Ming style Hanfu costume, the combination of an Ao (袄, jacket) on top and a Qun (裙, skirt) on the bottom is especially popular. Ao has several types of collars, and today we are focusing on the standing collar today, briefly introduce the history and how to wear it.   History of the standing collar  Some of you might recognize the standing collar as the mandarin collar, most people think the standing collar is derived from Qing Dynasty Manchurian dress, also known as the cheongsam or qipao, but it is actually originally invented and passed down from the Ming Dynasty, the dynasty before the Qing Dynasty, it is a part of the hanfu system and was later on adapted into Manchurian dresses, and today it’s widely known in the world as the mandarin collar, and recognized as one of the most distinctive features of Chinese clothing. Painting of The Chenghua Emperor in Lantern Festival Do you remember this Ming Dynasty painting? Almost every woman and child are wearing the cross collared Aoqun, showing how popular this style was at that…

This section contains Aoqun (袄裙), which can be divided into: Duan Ao (短袄), Da Ao (大袄), Mamian Qun (马面裙). Size range: Duan Ao and Da Ao (155/80A to 175/96A),  Mamian Qun (155/80A to 175/80A). Please read the introduction of the topic and how to use this guide in advance.     Introduction In the Ming Dynasty, women's Hanfu clothing is very popular in the form of clothes cover skirt way of dress, the most common "Aoqun (袄裙)" is a Ming Dynasty women's clothing general term, that is, the upper Ao (袄, jacket) with the lower Qun (裙, skirt) with the way, and not a single piece of clothing. The "Ao" in this section refers to a cross-necked female top, and the "Qun" refers to a Mamian Qun (horse-face skirt). Early Hanfu tops were mostly called "Ru (襦)", and after the Wei and Jin Dynasties, they were also called "Ao" and "Shan (衫, shirt)". Nowadays, it is generally considered that the Aoqun is longer and covers the waist of the skirt, while the one that requires the clothes to be tucked into the waist of the skirt is the Ruqun (襦裙), but both belong to the Ruqun system. The Ming-style Aoqun…

Perhaps you often see some Ming styles of Chinese female outfits with complicated names, such as: Duijin Shuling Pipa Xiu Duan Ao (对襟竖领琵琶袖短袄, short jacket with vertical lapels and pipa sleeves), Xiejin Shuling Long Ao (斜襟竖领长袄, long jacket with slanting lapels). But if you break these names down and analyze them, they are actually very easy to understand. In this article, Zhua Xiao Ye will introduce to you the structure and naming rules of the Ming Chinese female outfits for women, and hope it will help you if you are particularly fond of the Ming-style Hanfu. Step 1: Ling (领, collar) Ling is the collar of the clothes. There are more kinds of collars in Hanfu, the most common one is the Jiaoling (交领, cross collar), which is characterized by Jiaoling Youren (交领右衽), that is, the left lapel covers the right lapel (when wearing, but if viewed from the front, that is the right lapel covers the left lapel), showing a "y" shape, which started from the Shang and Zhou period and was used until the Ming Dynasty. In addition to the cross collar, more types of collars were developed in the Ming Dynasty: Yuanling (圆领, round collar), Fangling (方领, square…