Nine-Colored Deer Motifs to Debut at 2026 China Fashion Week 1

Nine-Colored Deer Motifs to Debut at 2026 China Fashion Week

A deer is about to walk out of a sixth-century cave and onto a Beijing runway. On September 7, 2026, at 11:50 a.m., designer Liu Weixia (刘伟霞) presents “Desert Mirror Future – Spirit Deer” at Workshop One in the 798 Art Zone, a featured show of the autumn 2026 China Fashion Week, which runs September […]

2026 China Fashion Week Autumn: Neo-Chinese Leads Beijing 2

2026 China Fashion Week Autumn: Neo-Chinese Leads Beijing

Neo-Chinese style has moved from a niche runway statement to the headline category of China’s most important fashion platform. The autumn edition of China Fashion Week runs September 3-10 in Beijing with roughly 220 brands from China, Japan, South Korea, Russia, France, Switzerland, the United States, Colombia, Zambia and Malawi, and close to a hundred […]

How Hanfu is Shaping Modern Trends in 2024

How Hanfu is Shaping Modern Trends in 2024

Hanfu, the traditional clothing of the Han Chinese, has experienced a remarkable resurgence. What was once a niche interest among history enthusiasts and cultural purists has now blossomed into a full-blown fashion movement. By 2024, the Hanfu market is not just thriving—it’s evolving, adapting, and influencing modern fashion in ways that few could have predicted […]

Li Xian's Tang Dynasty Wardrobe 3

Li Xian’s Tang Dynasty Wardrobe

In the drama ‘Guo Se Feng Hua,’ Li Xian’s character, Jiang Changyang, showcases a different outfit in almost every scene, earning the title ‘Tang Dynasty version of a man’s wardrobe.’ Li Xian himself remarked that the costumes in this series are the most ‘flamboyant’ he has ever worn. The attire of Jiang Changyang, played by […]

The Tang Dynasty's Love for Peonies 4

The Tang Dynasty’s Love for Peonies

In the Tang Dynasty, it was considered outdated for women not to wear large flowers in their hair. Today, who would dare to wear such big, red flowers? The Tang people’s preference for peony hairpins was inseparable from their love for peonies. Because peonies were sufficiently luxurious and gorgeous, and some rare varieties were even […]

Why Did Tang Dynasty Women Wear Low-Cut Dresses? 5

Why Did Tang Dynasty Women Wear Low-Cut Dresses?

When observing Tang Dynasty paintings, it’s hard not to notice the low-cut necklines of women’s dresses, some even revealing enough to make modern viewers blush. This fashion trend was widespread throughout the Tang era. What caused this phenomenon? The answer lies in a combination of factors, including economic prosperity, increased female confidence during Empress Wu […]

The Song Dynasty Women's Head Coverings 6

The Song Dynasty Women’s Head Coverings

In various historical dramas like ‘Secret Records of the Brocade Bag’ and ‘Rain Clouds Over Ink’, we often see women wearing a piece of cloth over their heads when going out. These women weren’t necessarily heading to weddings – so what was the purpose of this head covering? The answer lies in what was known […]

The Wedding Crown in Guo Se Fang Hua 7

The Wedding Crown in Guo Se Fang Hua

In the TV series ‘Guo Se Fang Hua,’ the wedding crown worn by the county princess has sparked heated discussions. While it was directly modeled after the Li Chui Crown from archaeological findings, many netizens question whether it was ‘worn incorrectly.’ The answer is that the crown referenced in the show might itself be a […]

The Intricate Wedding Crowns in Historical Dramas 8

The Intricate Wedding Crowns in Historical Dramas

In the historical drama Guose Fanghua, the wedding crowns have sparked much discussion due to their opulence and intricate details. While they appear to be modeled after historical artifacts, a closer examination reveals some discrepancies. This article delves into the fascinating world of these crowns, exploring their origins, design, and the historical accuracy behind them. […]

Ancient Ear Muffs: A Fashionable Winter Accessory 9

Ancient Ear Muffs: A Fashionable Winter Accessory

Did you know that ear muffs existed in ancient times? Recent historical dramas like “Tian Geng Ji” and “Jin Nang Miao Lu” have showcased these fluffy ear coverings, which bear a striking resemblance to the ones we use today. The answer is simple: ancient people naturally didn’t want their ears to freeze in winter, so […]

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