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Model’s info: height-160cm, weight-45kg, chest-82cm, wear size-s (for reference only)
Description
“Spring Princess” set is an invitation to delve into the beauty of Tang dynasty fashion, offering a timeless look that’s at once sophisticated and striking. It is ideal for those who seek to express their love for rich cultural attire and make a bold statement during the spring festivities or any special occasion.
- The set comprises a short shirt, Qixiong skirt, and Pibo, each component designed to complement the other in aesthetics and function. The blouse and skirt’s color variations—either a radiant yellow paired with a luscious red or a serene blue coupled with a pure white and beige—provide a palette to suit any preference. These combinations not only meet the wearer’s color desires but also reflect the natural vibrancy of the season.
- The short blouse serves as the set’s centerpiece, available in both vivid yellow and tranquil blue options. It aligns flawlessly with the high-waisted skirt, a design choice that harkens back to the imperial courts. The blouse’s cut celebrates the wearer’s form while maintaining the modesty and sophistication inherent in traditional Hanfu design. Its lightweight fabric ensures comfort, making it an ideal choice for the gentle breezes of spring.
- The skirt radiates in rich red or pristine white & beige, featuring traditional Tang dynasty patterns that trace their lineage back to a time of artistic and cultural prosperity. These prints are not mere decorations but storytelling elements that weave the tale of an era known for its opulence and cultural depth. The skirt’s flow and form are a tribute to the ancient tailoring skills, updated to suit contemporary comfort and movement.
I got the blue one yesterday and it’s just as beautiful as in the pictures! The silk is so soft and feels so expensive, and the embroidery is so beautiful and detailed. You could easily believe this cost well over $100 USD. Really, just absolutely exquisite. I’m so so pleased.
I got a S and I probably should have sized up to a M, since M/L is normally what I wear so that shirts don’t cling, but bigger sizes are also longer and I knew it would already be a very long dress. It still fits fine, it’s just that the blue shirt is a little tight because I have a large chest (C cup, US size). I kinda wish they sold this in parts and not just as a set so that I could buy just the blue shirt in a larger size and not a whole other dress. I still love it though. Honestly, even with the blue shirt being a little tight, I could still even wear it on its own as an open cardigan on top of a white tanktop.