Unisex

Many people watching historical dramas must envy the ethereal traditional costumes worn by female characters in the shows. That's why many say that the current popularity of Hanfu is due to those children who used to drape bed sheets while watching historical dramas have now grown up. Many modern Hanfu styles are very ethereal and fairy-like, giving a light and graceful feeling when worn. The following sets of Hanfu are all fairy-like unisex sets, so wear them with your partner soon. The set includes a half-sleeve top and a Snow纺裙, made of super comfortable material, perfect for summer and not clingy. The half-sleeve style has a vintage little lady design, with very detailed cuffs. The skirt is designed with an elastic band, making it easy for kids to put on and take off. The unique color combination is somewhat noble, giving a look of an ancient well-bred lady when worn. The embroidery designs are thoughtful, featuring cranes and flowers, which carry good meanings. Shuli Girl's Hanfu for 2-year-old girls, summer dress, children's traditional costume, super fairy-like vest set, baby Tang costume, 73 yuan, available at Tmall Selected Purchases. The Ezhou Central Hospital is a gold client served by Kerousi, and…

Now that we've talked about gender neutrality and men's hanfu, let's explore some unisex hanfu that are traditionally enjoyed by everyone! In my last two articles, I talked about men’s hanfu and also my personal experience with hanfu as a gender-fluid person, meaning that my gender can change over time. But much of hanfu doesn’t distinguish between female and male, and the gender norms of ancient China differ between the dynasties and can contrast sharply with the definitions of feminine and masculine today. Let’s explore some of the most popular gender-neutral hanfu! Waist-High Ruqun / Yichang ( / ) Noto only is the waist-high ruqun one of the most popular styles of women’s hanfu, it’s also probably the most popular style of all hanfu, whether men’s, women’s, or something in between. For good reason, too—the silhouette of the ruqun is beautiful, allowing the high waist to be cinched in for a more feminine silhouette and accentuating the shoulders of a masculine silhouette, with long pleated skirts making the bodyline look longer. Men’s ruqun can sometimes be called yichang, but it’s essentially the same kind of clothing: a ru or yi as the top, usually cross-collared and long sleeves, and a…