Qixiong ruqun

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…

Due to the qixiong ruqun is beautiful and soft, and the wearing method is very simple, so it is loved by many Hanfu lovers. This article introduces how to wear Hanfu dress – qixiong ruqun. STEP.1 Put on the top. STEP.2 Wrap the one piece of qixiong dress around your chest. The lace-up on the same side as the opening bypasses the front chest and passes through the opening. STEP.3 Tighten the lace-up and tie it at the back. STEP.4 Pull the bandage to the chest and cross the two ends 3-4 times to the breast head on both sides. Tighten the strap. STEP.5 The lace-up is on the breast heads on both sides, leaving the ears for knotting, and the rest of the lace-up hangs in front of the body. Finished.

This Hanfu is a qixiong ruqun (high-waist skirt), the light red and red combination gives a fresh feeling. The embroidery pattern on the skirt is very beautiful, making it eye-catching. The seller's model is very pretty and has a good figure, wearing this Hanfu, one can hardly find words other than 'fairy-like' to describe it. However, the buyer also looks great in it; it’s just beautiful, don’t you think? Does it make your eyes linger? Many ladies would find it hard to resist such a beautiful skirt. Simple hairstyles for children's Hanfu can be found on Baidu Experience, especially suitable for children with short hair and lots of flyaways. These ancient style hairstyles are easy to learn and look great. In the Hanfu hairstyle section of the mobile Sohu channel, there's a tutorial on how to braid children's hair. Zhao Lusi, undoubtedly one of the prettiest, shows off her figure in a gray vest, pouting at the mirror full of energy. 0:00 Long-legged girl group performs a sexy dance, a direct shot from a fan event, something you might not have seen before! 0:7 Sexy beauties dancing. To be more precise, this is a set of short-sleeved clothes with Guo…

There are many styles of Hanfu, which are easy to confuse. Then what are the main styles of Hanfu? Let Fashion Hanfu introduce to you now. According to the height of the skirt, the skirt is divided into Qiyao Ruqun, Qixiong Ruqun. Ruqun. Ruqun is an item of traditional Chinese attire primarily for women but also for men. It consists of a blouse and a wrap-around skirt. It is the eldest type of Hanfu which is said to have been worn by the legendary Yellow Emperor. Qixiong Ruqun. As the name implies, the waist of the skirt has always been tied on the waist, it is a unique Ruqun type worn by women. Qiyao Ruqun Qixiong Ruqun According to the style of the collar, the skirt is divided into Jiaoling Ruqun(cross-necked skirt), Duijin Ruqun(cardigan skirt), and Zhiling Ruqun(stand collar skirt). Jiaoling Ruqun Duijin Ruqun Zhiling Ruqun According to the difference between the folder, the jacket skirt is divided into a single jacket and compound jacket, the single jacket is close to the shirt (Big sleeve shirt), the compound jacket is close to the jacket (Aoqun). Aoqun. Aoqun is said to be the simple dresses of the Han dynasty. They are…

Qixiong Ruqun(齐胸襦裙) is a typical style during the Tang Dynasty, the golden age of China. You can find similar styles of clothing in the famous Tang Dynasty paintings. This is a type of Ruqun with the skirt tied above the breasts and worn with short blouses. Now let’s look at the individual pieces and how to wear Hanfu - Qixiong Ruqun.   1: Wear the Blouse of Qixiong Ruqun The word Ruqun translates into top garment and skirt in Chinese, it is one of the earliest and most basic forms of Hanfu. This blouse has parallel collars and is relatively short to match the long skirt, it is very common to find flower and plant shaped patterns on fabrics during the Tang Dynasty. Put the blouse on first, and tie the knot.   2: Wear the Skirt of Qixiong Ruqun Moving onto the skirt, it is long and pleated, unlike traditional skirts which are usually one piece of fabric wrapped around the body, this modern twist separates the back and front panel and has two sets of ties, it is designed to ensure a better fit and help it stay put on the body. The first step into the center…

What should I do if Qixiong Ruqun keeps dropping when you wear Hanfu? For newcomers who are new to Hanfu, Qixiong Ruqun’s style is simple and feminine, and it’s not too exaggerated. Moreover, Qixiong Ruqun is very simple to wear. Generally, it is a complete set of Hanfu suits matched by merchants. It is usually a complete set of Hanfu that is matched by the business. You don’t need to be too tangled, and you can wear them at the same time. Your favorite style. It doesn’t need to be too tangled, and can also wear the style you like. Qixong Ruqun The difficulty is that the way to wear Qixiong Ruqun is simple, but because most of the suits are made of cool upper and heavy lower ones, so the lower ones often fall down due to weight, so you have to re-tied from time to time to prevent them from falling down! Solution: find the right way to dress Generally, the reason why Ruqun frequently falls down is that when wearing Ruqun, the dressing method is wrong. Let’s talk about these dressing skills today. Skill 1: two piece Ruqun with bent waist Most of the friends will choose…

In recent years, Hanfu culture has formed a new trend among Chinese young people, such as Hanfu parades, Hanfu dances, Hanfu fashion shows,s and so on. Recently, the theme forum of “culture Tianfu, fashion Chengdu” and the Hanfu culture festival held in Chengdu have had a great impact. At the event site of the Hanfu Culture Festival, various Hanfu shows were staged in turn, including Hanfu of the Tang Dynasty – Qixiong Ruqun, Beizi Hanfu of the Song Dynasty, Jiaoling Ruqun of the Jin Dynasty, etc. Everyone put on their favorite traditional Hanfu. Walking in this street, it seems that they have a feeling of crossing time and space, and also shows the charm of “The first city of Hanfu” in Chengdu. At the event site, the planning of “Hanfu characteristic street”, one of the characteristic projects of Manjusri square, was officially released – it is planned to introduce 20 brand Hanfu institutions. This will be China’s first Hanfu characteristic cultural street integrating “R & D, design, display, sales, leasing, makeup photos, and experience”. Why did China’s first Hanfu characteristic cultural street settle in Chengdu? Historically, Chengdu has been known as the “Land of silkworm clusters” since ancient times. Sichuan…

As a niche costume, Hanfu not only carries the Han culture but also has an antique style and a different kind of classical beauty. When wearing Hanfu, of course, the accessories of Hanfu are indispensable. Hanfu accessories play an important role in the collocation of Hanfu, which can make the whole Hanfu more beautiful. This article will share with you the common accessories in Hanfu. 1.Hairpin(簪子) Hairpin is one of the most well-known Hanfu accessories, and also one of the most common Hanfu accessories. Hairpins come in various shapes and styles, with tassels, glaze, jade, and gold leaf. After inserting the hairpin on the original ordinary hair accessory, his temperament immediately improved by two grades. Hairpins are generally divided into two types, metal hairpins, and wooden hairpins. Generally speaking, the former is more fancy and complicated while the latter is simple. The choice of style can be matched according to the style of the Hanfu dress. But although the hairpin selection threshold is low, the use of the threshold is indeed relatively high. If you want to use the hairpin well and keep it in place, you need to be proficient in coiling skills. 2.Hairband(发带) In many Hanfu models will be…

Hanfu makeup often plays a pivotal role in the dressing of Chinese costumes. In ancient times, each dynasty had a different style of makeup, although it is difficult to master all of them, just need to find a style that suits you, and master the key elements of the Hanfu makeup, will show better results.   Eyebrows different eyebrow shapes The eyebrows are a very important part of Hanfu makeup, and ancient women had a wide variety of eyebrow shapes, such as the Tang Dynasty, which had more than ten classic eyebrow shapes. different eyebrow shapes in the Tang dynasty The shape of your eyebrows needs to be determined by the style of Hanfu you are wearing, if you are wearing Ming Dynasty Hanfu, the most recommended eyebrows are Daiyu eyebrows (黛玉眉), which are very slender and delicate, like a wisp of smoke hanging in the air, dignified and gentle. Lin Daiyu, one of the roles of Dream of the Red Chamber If you choose the Qixiong Ruqun, you can choose the Yueleng eyebrow (月棱眉), which was popular in the Tang Dynasty. The tip of the Yueleng eyebrow is thin, and the waist of the eyebrow is wide and thick,…

Ruqun (襦裙), is one of the earliest and most basic forms of Hanfu. Ru means top garment, and Qun means skirt. There are two types of Ruqun if categorized by where the skirt is tied, one with the skirt tied above the chest (the chest-high Ruqun - Qixiong Ruqun), and the other one is tied on the waist, and for today, we are going to talk about the waist-high Ruqun - Qiyao Ruqun. Let's take a look at history and how to wear the Qiyao Ruqun.   1: History of Qiyao Ruqun Ruqun is one of the styles under the Yi Chang (衣裳) category of hanfu, Yi Chang basically means top and skirt, although traditional Chinese clothing varied greatly from each dynasty to the next, the few basic styles remained unchanged for the most part. During the Tang Dynasty, other than the iconic Qixiong Ruqun, a variety of Qiyao Ruqun styles were also in favor. In this famous Chinese painting “Night Revels of Han Xizai (韩熙载夜宴图)”, all the musician ladies were wearing Qiyao Ruqun, with bold and vibrant colors.   2: Wear the Top Garment of Qiyao Ruqun Unlike Qixiong Ruqun, you have to wear a camisole with the Qiyao…

In the previous article, we introduced the Ruqun(襦裙), The Ruqun is composed of a short top and a long dress, that is, composed of a top and a lower dress. Song Suzhen's "Silkworm" poem: "I don't worry about the bread bait, I have fortunately had a Ruqun(Ru dress)." The style of the Ruqun has appeared in the Warring States period. The collar of the scorpion is divided into "Jiaoling Ruqun" and "Zhiling Ruqun". The waist of the dress is divided into"Zhongyao Ruqun", "Gaoyao Ruqun" and "Qixiong Ruqun". Ruqun is classified according to whether they are clipped or not. The Ruqun can be divided into single Ruqun and double Ruqun, single Ruqun close to the shirt, and double Ruqun are close to coat. Next to introduce is "Banbi (半臂, half arm)", it and the shawl constitute an important part of the Ruqun. "Banbi" classification:1.according to the collar type, which can be divided into : Duijin half-armed dress Jiaoling half-armed dress Tanling half-armed dress (Tang Dynasty). It is a short-sleeved top for summer use in ancient China. It was only popular in the private sector and was convenient for the daily life and labor of the working people. The length of the…

Want to wear chest-high ruqun but can't seem to figure out how to keep it from slipping? Here are five ways to fix this problem. One of the least favorite kinds of hanfu has been the qixiong ruqun, the chest-high ruqun. Is it because it doesn’t look good, or because it’s not as suited to most people? No, in fact, it can be one of the most beautiful kinds of hanfu of all, calling to mind the Tang dynasty ruqun and the beautiful variations from that time period. But the reason why a lot of people don’t wear it is just because they can’t figure out how to keep it up—the skirt band is notorious for slipping down, even when it’s worn correctly. Well, there are solutions to this dilemma! Read on for some ways to keep your chest-high ruqun from slipping. 1. Wearing the Qixiong Ruqun Correctly Of course, the first step would be to make sure that you’re wearing it right! There are a lot of different kinds of qixiong ruqun, some with two pieces each tied around the torso and some with just one, but in any case you have to make sure that you’ve put it…