Taoist monk robes also seem to have a long history, but I can’t tell what the difference is between them and the Ming dynasty daoist robes.
Comments
- Mendy Prewitt · The Ming dynasty daoist robes you asked about, I think it refers to the Daopao, Daopao are a kind of Hanfu originated from the Ming dynasty. It is the outer garment of men in Ming Dynasty when they are at home, and it can also be used as a lining robe or a wedding dress for common men.
- Bobbie Chavez · In my opinion, it should be considered hanfu, but it is not very popular, after all, there are fewer occasions to wear it.
- Matthew Parker · Ming dynasty Daopao is a type of Hanfu, and there are many excavated artifacts.
- Margaritaiiii · Thank you so much!
- Glenn Moss · taoist monk robes should belong to a religious niche dress.
What Is the Name of This Hanfu?
Thank you!
Comments
- Jenelle8 · Seems to be a round neck gown
- Y · It is a robe, and, this photo was taken very nice.😍
- Kaldea · I think it’s lanshan
- Kaldea · a hanfu style that is very close to a robe
- April · This is Lanshan (襕衫), a style of Hanfu, popular in the Song and Ming dynasties. Lanshan has a seam at the knee, called “Henglan (横襕)” – it is generally believed that this Henglan is deliberately added to adhere to the ancient meaning of the garment system. The Lanshan collar is mostly round, and the later Lanshan also follows this point, except that the collar edge is wider and the overlap is also added.
- Ling · Articles about Lanshan: https://www.newhanfu.com/7784.html
- Margaritaiiii · 👍Thanks, get to know a new style.
- Margaritaiiii · 👍
- Margaritaiiii · Thanks so much!
Hanfu and Twins
Sweet girls
Comments
- wanda · so pretty!
- Jillrendd · I know them! Leave a lasting impression.
The Perfect Hanfu Accessory Xiapei
Crane or phoenix pattern
Fresh Hanfu Style
Ming Hanfu
Comment
- JenniferLy · ❤️
Color Clash Hanfu Style
In hanfu show
Comment
- Clubwinged · It’s so cool!
