Brand: Qing Tang (卿棠)
Original Listing on Taobao: Yu Lun Ben Tu (玉轮奔兔)
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Item Includes: 5-Piece Set / 1x shirt, 1x pant, 1x belt, 2x accessories
Please note that the pattern print is not fixed, the position will be random and differ from the product images, and the items do not include the accessories and jewelry shown in the model picture, such as the headdress, necklace, fan, belt, etc.
Measurement of the clothes (S/M/L/XL/XXL):
Shirt Chest: 42/44/46/48/50CM
Shirt Length: 65/66/67/68/69CM
Pant Waist: 64-84/68-88/72-92/80-100CM
Pant Length: 92/97/102/107/112CM
*Note: The unit is CM, 1 inch = 2.54 cm; Please make sure the product's measurements will fit your daily wear size, or view the complete Size Guide Chart to get more help.
Xu Zhengxi (徐正溪) wears a jade crown in the historical fantasy drama Blossoms of Power (百花杀). Fans call it his most stunning look ever. But did ancient Chinese men really walk around with bare jade hoops on their heads? Or is this just another case of costume drama magic that bends history for the sake
Brand: Zao Jing Ji (造镜集)
Original Listing on Taobao: Xiao Qing Mei (小青梅)
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Item Includes: 2-Piece Set / 1x shirt, 1x pant
Please note that the pattern print is not fixed, the position will be random and differ from the product images, and the items do not include the accessories and jewelry shown in the model picture, such as the headdress, necklace, fan, belt, etc.
Measurement of the clothes (S/M/L/XL):
Shirt Chest: 111/115/119/123CM
Shirt Length: 60/62/64/66CM
Pant Waist: 62/66/70/74CM
Pant Length: 96/98/100/101CM
*Note: The unit is CM, 1 inch = 2.54 cm; Please make sure the product's measurements will fit your daily wear size, or view the complete Size Guide Chart to get more help.
Ju Jingyi (鞠婧祎) recently appeared in a promotional still from the historical costume drama Wanhua Shijie (万花世界), and the internet lost its collective mind. It was not her porcelain face or embroidered robes that stole the show, but two shimmering strings of pearls hanging from her crown, swaying gently on either side of her temples.
Before global luxury houses slapped retro labels on chunky sandals and woven slides, your ancestors had already perfected every silhouette—from jeweled court slippers to mountain-climbing clogs with detachable teeth. Yet period dramas rarely show them, and most fashion followers assume flip-flops are a modern import from tropical beaches or Japanese ryokans. The truth is far
Why Did Bai Lu Wear Red and Green on Her Wedding Day in The First Jasmine (莫离) ? The answer lies not in a costume department error, but in a fascinating journey through Chinese dynastic history. For modern viewers, red is the undisputed color of Chinese weddings. Yet, when Bai Lu’s character appears in the
Why does Meng Ziyi (孟子义) look so peculiar in her new drama’s bridal scene? The heavy red-gold crown crawling with bead strands, a net of pearls draping across her forehead, and two long red ribbons trailing down to her waist – it’s a jarring sight. In an era of minimalist hairpins and sleek updos, this
Did ancient Chinese commoners really carry cute little crossbody bags that look just like our modern favorites? In the new period drama The Mo (家业), actress Yang Zi (杨紫) appears with a coarse linen sling bag slung over her shoulder, and it looks so contemporary that many viewers assumed it was a costume anachronism. But
When Meng Ziyi (孟子义) steps onto the screen in her new historical drama Blossoms of Power (百花杀), her costumes immediately draw the eye. The deep V-necklines are striking, almost jarringly modern. To many viewers, this looks like a creative liberty taken by the costume department—a deliberate choice to make ancient attire more appealing to contemporary
You know the drill: dial 119, and within minutes, red trucks scream down the street with firefighters in full gear. But what if you lived in ancient China? Would anyone come to save your thatched roof from a stray spark? The surprising answer is yes—though they didn’t call it a fire brigade. They called it
