Shapes and Sizes

Every girl has the same dream in her heart, that is, she hopes to be able to wear beautiful wedding clothes and marry her beloved man one day. In the early years, before the rise of Hanfu, the Chinese style Xiuhe clothing was warmly sought after. Now there are more and more Hanfu of different shapes and sizes, and the wedding dress system is becoming more and more perfect. So let’s take a look at the Han Dynasty’s wedding dress of different dynasties in China. 1.Tang Dynasty First of all, let’s take a look at what kind of clothes the Tang Dynasty girls wear when they get married. Although Qixiong Ruqun is more famous and more common in the Tang Dynasty Han Dynasty clothes. However, the more formal dress like a wedding dress is Qiyao style. The modern and improved wedding dress is mainly equipped with a set of Qiyao suit and a large sleeve shirt. What’s more, the wedding dress made in the Tang Dynasty is not all red, but red with blue/turquoise. Men’s wedding dress is mainly red, with a small amount of blue binding on the lapels and sleeves, which can also make the two sets of…

Holliday season is upon us! Many of you may already be shopping for gifts. If you have hanfu lovers amongst your friends and relatives, or if you need to come up with a list of your own to give ideas to your relatives, here are a few inspirations. My choices went to objects that are: versatile, so you can have a few of the item and use them interchangeably hard to make for yourself, so even if the person makes hanfu for themselves, they would be happy to have one ready-made hard to find in stores but available online useful, no matter how many you have   "Mother-child" metal buttons "Mother-child" metal buttons, also know as Zimukou (子母扣). They are so beautiful, there are so many shapes and sizes, and so hard to find in sewing supply stores, especially in Western countries. It adds greatly to the beauty of a Ming dinasty shan or ao, but can also be used on daily wear. Trimmings Especially enbroidered, ancient looking trimmings. They are no longer fashionable for modern sewing supply shops, you can almost only find them online. It adds style to your garment right away, and unless you weave, you cannot…