What are the Different Types of Hanfu Shoes

What are the different types of hanfu shoes and how are they paired with hanfu? I am very curious about this…

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• Ling · You can search for shoes on the site, we have written some articles about shoes before. Embroidered shoes can be matched with tang dynasty ruqun, song dynasty shan, and song ku, or ming dynasty aoqun. Zao xue (皂靴) can be paired with a robe like a round-necked robe.
• Kaldea · Popular shoes in the Qing Dynasty were the style with a high heel on the sole, also called flowerpot shoes
• Eileen · Nowadays, the main style of Hanfu shoes is embroidered shoes. But many shoes for everyday wear can also be worn.
• Xixi · I remember seeing these types of shoes but not knowing about them. Thanks 😊

I am just wondering. How is the hairstyle done for the hanfu model in the new hanfu store called guqin music? It’s very pretty…😊

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• Ling · I tried to find out if there was a tutorial😂
• Ling · I found a similar tutorial and posted in the hanfu makeup group, though it is in Chinese, hope it helps you.
• Xixi · Thank you! I can read so it helps. 🙂

For making hanfu, does anyone know how to sew the collar?

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• Kaldea · Which specific hanfu style is it? Well although they are all made in the same way, but the different collar sizes are not consistent, leave the articulation of the stitching ahead of time.😂
• Xixi · It’s for the collar of the dui jin ruqun shirt.
• Ling · Collars are usually made separately and then sewn onto the garment afterwards. You can refer to the third article in the Hanfu making topic
• Stephanie · I remember that the collar of duijin is directly linked to the hem.

A Beautiful Video I Watched

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• Ling · Traditional embroidery really requires a lot of patience to accomplish such a large amount of work.😂😂
• xiayang · I follow her channel too, but hadn’t seen this. It’s awesome.
• Xixi · I think it’s because this video is very old. She made it many years ago. I only saw it when scrolling through all the videos.
• Janetoooong · This hand-made embroidery is very meaningful, hanfu buy in the market nowadays are almost machine embroidered.😂😂
• LiangYuZuan · Gosh, imagine living in a home like that…. With all the ingredients and natural resources available to pursue art and perfect skills in beauty. 😎😏 (sigh) Idolize from afar.

What Style Hanfu?

What style of hanfu is this? I know that it is the one with long sleeves but what’s the name and what time period?

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• doris · wuxia style?
• Eddie · It can be called a Qiyao Ruqun, but I actually prefer call it a Wei-Jin style Ruqun, leaning towards the martial arts style.
• Peng · The martial arts style on the market now seems to be such a style, cross collar, large sleeves, silk belt.😲

I am wondering… What is this kind of hanfu called with the fur lining and two piece top?

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• Peng · This seems to be a tang dynasty style, but it is suitable for winter/😂
• Ling · It is a Tang dynasty Beizi, which can be found in this topic:https://www.newhanfu.com/145683.html
• mccoy · Tang hanfu wear is much more common in the summer. It seems that everyone thinks that the winter styles are from the Ming Dynasty.😥

Does anyone know what this kind of container is called? It is used in hanfu makeup.

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• Eddie · rouge box? It seems that in recent years there are a lot of artifacts about this unearthed.
• Xixi · This kind of container is not only used in makeup but for medicines, powders, and others.
  ~ Thanks
• Geneva · Is this a lipstick-like cosmetic? In the TV show, it is a red paper that is used to put on the lip color. Which one is more historically accurate?😂😂
• Kaldea · 😂I am curious too
• LiangYuZuan · 胭脂 is rouge. That is what I see in the writing. I don’t know the name for the little porcelain box, other than like Eddie said, the common term “rouge box”. I heard these convenient little containers were used to store all kinds of goodies, including snuff, powders, medicine (the laxative kind), opium, and balms.

Does anyone know where to buy hanfu fabric online?
(Like the ones below)

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• Ling · I have seen some stores selling on Etsy before
• mccoy · Taobao has a lot of merchants selling such fabrics, add embroidery to the search, but I’m not sure what you want the fabric material is?
• dorothyy · It seems we can look forward to your tutorials on making hanfu!😍

What is the type of hanfu below? I know that it is a manchurian style but what is the name???

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• Kaldea · The dress in the second picture should be Changyi, 氅衣, but I have the impression that the length of Changyi should be longer than this.
• Ling · The prototype is Changyi, but I feel that the style in the picture seems to have made some improvements. Personally, I prefer to classify Qing Dynasty clothing as traditional clothing, although they also reference elements of Hanfu.
• mallie · Is the skirt in Figure 1 a mamian skirt?
• LiangYuZuan · I think in the first picture, the model on the left is wearing changyi under the outer sam. The model on the right is wearing a mamian skirt with the outer sam.

Does anyone know a tutorial on how to do a Tang dynasty style bun? Like the ones below…

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• doris · This may require quite a few wigs to support😲😂
• Ling · I found a similar one and posted it on a new topic.
• Nora · I often have trouble telling which dynasty the hairstyle belongs to. Is there a tip?
• lllen · Also want to know, following
• LiangYuZuan · I made an attempt to replicate.
• LiangYuZuan · Will practice again for the mini french braids in the front. For the first picture.
• LiangYuZuan · I used one wig. 😁
• April · pretty,👍 I remember that you made this hairpiece yourself.😍
• Y · 👍👍
• LiangYuZuan · Here’s second attempt. I don’t have enough hair. Lols😂

Can someone post a tutorial on how to do a “complex” hanfu hairstyle?

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• Peng · 😂😂😂
• Peng · For me, there is no easy hanfu hairstyle.
• April · I saved some of them before, but, only through the video, I really don’t know how to do it.
• Xixi · I mean the opposite of “simple” hairstyle.
• LiangYuZuan · I will try. But need some time.

I’ve been really interested in Chinese dance especially Xinjiang uyghur dance. Does anyone have any videos?
Also, I saw this school from a Chinese television channel called Xian yun high school of the arts from SF.
Does anyone know it???

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• Ling · I didn’t know much about this school, probably because I didn’t have very deep exposure to Xinjiang dance😂
• Losiua1 · I once watched a video of Xinjiang dance, cheerful music

Favorite Hanfu Style

In my opinion, Dunhuang mythical hanfu style is the most beautiful. The flowing drapes and skirt gives an ethereal look. Overall, the dunhuang hanfu style looks quite exotic too.
The sheerness and pattern of it looks like it’s made for the desert.

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• Oscarrrr · They are a synonym for ethereal and beautiful
• LiangYuZuan · It is 🥰🤩 Very beautiful.
• Aldoooranch · STUNNING!!
• Marie · gorgeous😍

Winter Hanfu

My favorite season is winter because I love the snow. That’s why I love winter themed hanfu very much. An important accessory to wear for a winter style hanfu is a fur cape. (doupeng) Winter shoots of hanfu give off a delicate and snowy feeling.

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• LiangYuZuan · I’d love the red one for winter, the white one for first frost, and the blue for end of autumn. And of course, the one in the last pic for Christmas. 😏😁
• April · Such a seriously cute outfit😜
• Zoe · I love snow too
• Y · It is a really good match with the Ming dynasty hanfu.

Drama Hanfu

I love the imagination of drama hanfu. My favorite ones are from Goodbye my princess, Ruyi’s royal love in the palace, and Nothing gold can stay. The first one has a exotic desert feeling to it. I like the embroidery style of the second.

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• Xixi · I like the detail and the colors of the last ones. Sorry, I couldn’t post any more words…
• LiangYuZuan · The luxury of such intricate embroidery. I can’t paint such patterns even if I try. I will need stencils. 😂😂
• mccoy · The costumes in Ruyi are very classic. It can be said to be a model of drama set in the Qing dynasty.👍
• Peng · i like no3😂
• Ling · I am trying to change it.
• Milan · Ooooh the red embroidered outfit is me in another life.
• Xixi · Nice 👍
• Xixi · I agree. I think it is one of the most historically accurate costume dramas.

Which One Should I Buy?

I am going to get a couple new hanfu but I can’t choose… which ones are your favorites????

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• LiangYuZuan · First one for autumn. Fourth one winter (Christmas and NewYear)😍
• lllen · last one
• letme · 1!😎
• Ling · For me, I would choose 1 or 3, gorgeous colors
• Ling · Maybe you can launch a vote
• Kathy · The third, the weather is gradually turning cooler, it is also time to prepare the winter hanfu😜
• Simoez · The second skirt is also very beautiful.
• Milan · I would pick the colorful outfit in the middle.
• Xixi · I thought about that…
• Dinda丁达 · The first one is so beautiful

My Favorite Hanfu Makeup

This makeup is trending in China for its polished beauty. The most popular item is the carved lipsticks with a carved head too. They even have an international website and base.

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• ryeppod · This lipstick is so beautiful😍😍
• Pamela · I seem to have seen the commercials for this series, fascinating.
• Peng · I would be so happy if I received such a beautiful gift! Lipstick with a Chinese twist.
• Milan · I am a sucker for fabulous packaging. However the prices of this makeup line would have me in the poor house for sure. A glamourous gift for a special occasion.