Mainstay

In winter, Hanfu lovers have turned their attention to the Ming dynasty style hanfu outfit. The Liling (立领, standing collar) has become the mainstay in the Ming style hanfu, and has become the most popular among the girls, together with the dignified and generous Mamian Qun (马面裙, horse face skirt), a set of elegant Ming hanfu styling is completed. But in winter, want to wear layers and not show bulky, Bijia (比甲) item can not be missed. Bijia is a sleeveless, collarless vest with openings on both sides of the lapel and below the knee. Its style is usually longer than later vests, usually up to the hips or to the knees, and some are longer, less than a foot above the ground. This style of clothing was originally a hanfu style from the Song Dynasty, with a long sleeveless blouse, also called a "Beixin (背心)". Later, it was introduced to Mongolia. Bijia is generally worn outside the large-sleeved shirt, or coat, and skirt underneath, which can be easily matched to show a sense of layering. By the late Mongolian Yuan, the Han Chinese women in the north especially like this style. Since the Yuan Dynasty has buttons, it is…

For winter Hanfu, Ming Dynasty style Hanfu is mainly recommended. Standing collars have become the mainstay in Ming Dynasty style Hanfu, becoming the favorite of many girls, paired with the dignified and generous mamian skirt, a set of elegant Ming Dynasty style can be neatly added to the wardrobe. To wear layers without appearing bulky, a bi-jia (vest) piece should not be missed. A bi-jia is a sleeveless, collarless vest with a front opening and slits on both sides reaching down to the knees. Its style is usually longer than later vests, generally reaching the hips or knees, some even closer to the ground. Some bi-jia also use buttons, making them easier and quicker to put on, and tightly fastened, which is a new change in clothing. A jacket or mamian skirt plus pleated skirt plus bi-jia, can be paired with a fur collar and finally a furry cloak. Wear a new style for winter. Not sure if everyone has noticed, but general Hanfu does not have a vest item, even if there are vests included, they are usually mid-length and relatively loose. Although mid-length vests have more ancient charm, they are not suitable for our daily wear. Relatively speaking,…