Various Types of Costumes in Hanfu

There are various styles of Ming-style Hanfu, which can be divided into stand collar (including the specific classification of the collar type of Ming-style Hanfu), straight collar, round collar, and square collar, and today we will bring you a detailed introduction of round collar Hanfu by Hanfu Culture Society. Round Collar Dajin Shan / Ao...

As you may know, the Ming-style Hanfu is perfect for the winter, because it’s wide enough to fit a lot of warm clothes. So, what other Chinese winter clothing can you think of for winter wear besides the Ming-style? Maybe Changyi is a good choice, follow along with Hanfu Culture Society to learn more about...

Pibo (披帛, pī bó), traditional Hanfu shawl, made from light fabric silk, although now the Hanfu enthusiasts accustomed to call it Pibo, but the name “Pibo” actually appeared later, about the late Tang Dynasty, more often it is called Pei (帔, pèi). In earlier Chinese dramas, Pei was once the symbol of “Chinese ancient costume”...

Previously we have discussed the Ming Dynasty men’s clothing: Zhiduo (直裰), Zhishen (直身), and Taoist robe (道袍). And today we are going to discuss the Daofu. Daofu (道服, Dào fú) has two meanings in Chinese: refers to Taoist clothing, the robes worn outside by Taoists; one of the Chinese traditional costume Hanfu styles: Ming Dynasty...

In our previous article, we have introduced two styles of ancient Chinese dress for girls, namely, the stand collar Duijin shirt and the stand collar Dajin long shirt, which are the two different styles of collars and plackets fronts in Ming Dynasty Hanfu. And today, we would like to introduce you to two other styles...

We have introduced several casual dresses from the Ming Dynasty (Zhiduo/Taoist robes/Zhishen/stand collar Hanfu shirt), today’s article will introduce the history of the Ming Hanfu Yuanlingpao and its use as a formal dress for grand occasions. On many traditional ceremonial occasions, the most popular dress set for men is the Wushamao and Yuanlingpao, and for...

We have previously detailed a few ancient Chinese robes from the Ming Dynasty (Zhiduo/Taoist/Zhishen), most of which are suitable for scholars, but today we will introduce you to 2 more martial styles ancient Chinese robes for men: Tieli & Yisan. You may often find these two classic Chinese costumes at Hanfu festivals or events, they...

As the weather slowly turned cooler, the Ming dynasty’s Hanfu styles began to fit the wearer. Previous issues have introduced men’s Ming dynasty styles (Hanfu jacket / Taoist Robe / Hanfu outerwear ), and today we will introduce Chinese Dress for girl: the Ming dynasty stands collar shirt. Before we start, let’s popularize the basic...

More than a decade ago, when the Hanfu movement was just gaining momentum, the more popular style of Hanfu outerwear was Duanhe (短褐). To this day, Hanfu has entered a shift to sophisticated and fashionable, and all we consider is what kind of shape is sophisticated, how to wear good-looking, and how to realize the two...

What is the image that comes to your mind when you think of a Taoist robe? Is that a priest’s robe? Or a Japanese cardigan? When we talk about traditional Chinese Hanfu, Taoist robes are usually referred to as one of the men’s traditional Chinese costumes, also popular among the Ming Dynasty scholar’s costumes. If...

If you like Hanfu, you may have seen all kinds of Hanfu jacket, But maybe you can’t tell the difference between Zhiduo (直裰), Daopao (道袍), and Zhishen (直身), because they all look almost the same from the outside, but in fact, there are a lot of differences in the details, so let’s get to know...

Moe (抹额), a kind of Chinese traditional clothing accessories, was popular in the Ming Dynasty. Moe tied on the forehead, usually decorated with embroidery or pearl jade. The application of Moe in the ancient army In the Tang Dynasty, Moe often appeared on the warrior’s forehead. On the murals of the tomb of Prince Zhang...