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Model’s info: height-168cm, weight-45kg, chest-78cm, wear size-m (for reference only)
Description
This Hanfu set is an ideal union of past and present, offering the wearer a chance to experience the splendor of ancient China in the modern world. It’s an impeccable choice for a wedding, symbolizing a rich past and a prosperous future, or for ushering in the Chinese New Year with style and tradition.
- The ensemble is a harmonious blend of symbolism and design. Each component, from the shirt’s elegant embroidery to the skirt’s rich tapestry, tells a story of auspicious beginnings and cherished traditions. The choice of materials and patterns is not by chance; they are carefully curated to embody the richness of Chinese heritage and the joyous essence of matrimonial bliss or festive celebration.
- The upper garment of this Hanfu set is a beautifully crafted shirt featuring a straight collar and a symmetrical front, a design that has traversed through centuries. Delicate magpies and plum blossoms, symbols of joy and good fortune, are embroidered along the placket. Complemented by gold and red buttons, the shirt exudes a luxurious aura befitting of any celebratory occasion.
- The skirt is base is a vintage red, a nod to the auspiciousness in Chinese culture, with a discreet peony pattern woven into the fabric. The golden threads create an opulent tapestry featuring phoenixes, parasol trees, and peonies, each a significant symbol representing beauty, nobility, and prosperity. This skirt isn’t just a garment; it’s a narrative woven in silk.
The skirt is absolutely gorgeous! Fits well, too. The golden pattern is woven into the fabric of the skirt itself, so it’s not a print or embroidery, just in case anyone was wondering (I’ve certainly been burnt by this in the past.) It’s metallic and almost brocade-like.
The skirt is also in two pieces, so it’s closer to being your “traditional” mamianqun (MMQ) skirt; as opposed to a more modernised variant, where the skirt is all in one piece, by the way. So it might be a good idea to wear a petticoat underneath! Especially if it’s windy and the front skirt “door” flap is likely to flip back when walking. And/or also wear a waist pendant to weigh that skirt door down.
The only slight downside I would say, is that the fabric of the skirt is a bit thinner and lighter than other similar (woven) MMQs. But I tend to wear a petticoat underneath these skirts anyway, so. (For modesty and shaping purposes)
So adorable and comfortable! Needed a red dress for our Cancun wedding vacation and this was perfect. Fits true to size. I am 5’6” and the Large was fine. Not too clingy with a little swing on the bottom. My hubby said this hanfu dress is super cute. Most important…..good material and NOT see through. Definitely recommend!
Perfect!!! LOVE IT!!!
I wore this hanfu dress to a friend’s wedding. I can’t remember the last time I received so many compliments! 100% recommend !!!
Buy for a wedding, so much fun to dance in!!
Perfect, buy for my Chinese friend’s wedding, I have received many compliments, thank you!!!