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How to Wear Hanfu More Illuminating in 2021
In December 2020, Pantone Color Institute announced the 2021 popular colors, Ultimate Gray and Illuminating, these two colors, a bright and a reliable & calm, Illuminating color is like a light that cut through the moments that were fixed in 2020and becomes the most comfortable match for 2021. Returning to the traditional Hanfu, what are -
How Many Parts Does a Hanfu Upper Garment Consist Of?
This article introduces you to the components of the Hanfu upper garment. Use the most common cross-collar shirt for demonstration. This is a Ming Dynasty women’s woven gold cross-collar short shirt currently in the Confucius Museum in Shandong. 1. Guard collar (Huling, 护领): added to the outside of the collar parts, shorter than the collar, -
10 Traditional Chinese Colors & 4 Patterns Applied to Hanfu
The Colors of the Four Seasons | Chinese Dressing Aesthetics Color, is an important factor that constitutes the beauty of the art of dress. The ancients naturally did not ignore it. Classical Chinese dress colors originated from ancient times, as early as 18,000 years ago when the Beijing Cavemanused stone powder red to dye jewelry. -
Chinese Dress for Girls – Ming Style Round Collar 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 -
History of Peizhui – Most Exquisite Hanfu Ornament
When we introduced the Xiapei during the Song and Ming dynasties, we mentioned that the Xiapei hangs flat in front of the chest. The creation of Hanfu ornament: “Peizhui (帔坠)” is to ensure that the Xiapei (霞帔) is flattened in front of women’s chest and belly when they move, maintaining a dignified image. Nowadays, you -
Why Ming Dynasty Hanfu Appropriate for Winter Wear?
Today there is an almost universally accepted saying among Hanfu enthusiasts that the Ming dynasty Hanfu is suitable for autumn and winter and the Tang dynasty Hanfu for summer. The Song style is best for modern times and can be worn in every season. But why is this? Could it be, simply because historically the -
History of Hanfu Sash & Belt Ornament in Ancient China
In the ancient Chinese costume system, Hanfu sash and belt ornaments played a very important role, not only as a means of securing and decorating the garment, but also as a symbol of the wearer’s status. In ancient times, officials wore Chaofu (朝服) when going to Shangchao (上朝). The Chaofu was the ancient official’s uniform -
The Most Classic 5 Categories of Traditional Chinese Dress & Clothing
The story of clothing and costumes is one of the most fascinating developments in human history. Traditional Chinese Dress & Clothing has a long history and cultural content, and it is an important part of Chinese excellent cultural heritage, so It has particular researching value. Every nation in the world has its unique traditional clothing. -
Traditional Chinese Hair Jewelry – Ming Style Diji & Tiaopai
Diji and Tiaopai are two magnificent pieces of traditional Chinese hair jewelry, often paired with Ming-style Hanfu. The Ming dynasty was one of the most commercialized periods in ancient Chinese history, particularly in the Jiangnan region. From the point of view of hair jewelry, the most significant change shown in gold and silver jewelry during- 15
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The Development of Chaofu in Ancient China
We often see in Chinese TV dramas or movies scenes of the emperor and his ministers discussing political affairs together (called Shangchao, 上朝), with the ministers standing or kneeling opposite the emperor in order of rank, dressed in tidy clothes (Chaofu). So, what is so special about the ministers’ clothing? And are the different eras -
Chinese Traditional Costume – Lanshan for Scholars
Have you’ve ever wondered what an ancient Chinese scholarly person’s costume looked like? In this issue, let’s follow Hanfu Culture Society and take a look at one of the Chinese traditional costumes, Lanshan (襕衫, lán shān), a Hanfu costume made especially for scholars. -
History of Traditional Chinese Hair Accessories
As the old saying goes, “Men are willing to die for those who appreciate them, and women are willing to makeup for those who appreciate them”. From ancient times to the present, women have always been the trendsetters in the pursuit of beauty. From Chinese traditional clothing to Hanfu makeup to various accessories, each item -
History of Chinese Traditional Hanfu Shawl: Pibo
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” -
How did the Ancients Chinese Iron Hanfu
Iron is a common small appliance in modern homes, and almost every home has one, but did you know that irons have been in use since 2000 years ago, or even earlier? How did the ancients iron Hanfu? The Origin of the Ancient Iron The origin of the name “Yundou (熨斗, iron)” is that -
Types and Wear Styles of Tang Dynasty Women’s Clothing
Ordinary Tang dynasty women’s clothing we are all familiar with, a short blouse, a long skirt, and then shawls, which is often referred to as “Tang Ru”, “high-waisted Ruqun” or “shawls Ruqun”. And so on with this set of clothing. But what exactly were these garments called in ancient times, and what were the specific wearing -
History of Chinese Silk Robe & Han Dynasty Textile Industry
Silk is one of the symbols of Chinese civilization, China due to the abundance of silk, has been named the “Silk Country” known, the use of silk is also with the development of the times are also changing, from the initial production of clothing, to later become a popular commodity and to some extent, instead -
Guide to Traditional Chinese Clothing – Hanfu
Hanfu (汉服), Chinese traditional costume, the full name of which is “traditional costume of Han nationality”. It is also known as Han Yiguan(汉衣冠), Han Zhuang (汉装) and Huafu (华服), which was formed from the reign of the Yellow Emperor to the middle of the 17th century (late Ming and early Qing dynasties), in the main -
The History of Chinese Traditional Scented Sachet
Chinese incense culture has a long history. As an important part of incense culture – Chinese traditional scented sachet culture, it also carries a large amount of cultural information, reflecting the aesthetic concepts and social customs of people in different periods, as well as the achievements of Chinese textiles and fine manufacturing. Nowadays, due to -
Chinese Historical fashion Items for Tang Dynasty Women
As we all know, the Tang Dynasty had unprecedented national power, strong economic strength, people lived in peace and happiness, and the people’s pursuit of fashion is also increasing. Today for you to introduce the women fashion items in the Tang Dynasty, let’s take a look at Chinese historical fashion together. The Essential Diexie -
The Different Between Wei Jin Style & Wei Jin Dynasty Hanfu
Hanfu lovers may have heard the term Wei Jin style (魏晋风), or perhaps even that it’s not part of the Chinese Hanfu clothing, but what’s the difference between the Wei Jin style and the Hanfu in the ancient Wei Jin period? Is the Wei Jin style costume part of Hanfu? In fact, the Wei -
Chinese Traditional Costume – Ming Style Daofu for Male
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 -
Detail of Song Dynasty Empress Costumes – Hanfu Culture
Our previous articles have covered the costume components of the Song emperors, but today we focus on the composition and details of the Song empress costumes, using the Empress Cao’s costume from the Qing Ping Yue TV series as a reference for comparison with museum collections. From the makeup poster of Empress Cao’s character, Jiang -
Chinese Dress for Girls – Jiaoling & Fangling Clothing
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 -
Ancient Chinese Fashion: Historical Prototype of Hanfu Style
With the movement and innovation of Hanfu, more and more new styles of Hanfu have appeared in our eyes, but those who are new to Hanfu may not know much about its style, so they don’t know where to start to understand Hanfu style. Today, we have collected some basic styles of Hanfu and their
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