Liu Shishi Wears Ancient T-Shirt Style 1

Liu Shishi Wears Ancient T-Shirt Style

Recently, netizens noticed something special about Liu Shishi’s costume in her new drama. It looked surprisingly like a modern short-sleeved T-shirt. However, this is actually a traditional Tang Dynasty garment known as Tanling Banbi (坦领半臂). Let’s break down the name. Tanling refers to the neckline style, while Banbi  indicates the sleeve length. Combined, they describe a […]

Liu Shishi's Tang-style Vest Sparks Fashion Trend 2

Liu Shishi’s Tang-style Vest Sparks Fashion Trend

In the historical drama Palm Heart, Liu Shishi donned a Tang-style shirt paired with an outer vest, sparking discussions among netizens: Isn’t this just a vest? And it can be worn outside? This outer garment, known as Beizi (背子), was a popular style in early Tang Dynasty. It came in various designs, including the Tanling […]

Ancient Striped Dresses in Tang Dynasty 3

Ancient Striped Dresses in Tang Dynasty

In historical dramas like Kill My Sins, we often see actresses like Liu Shishi (刘诗诗) wearing striped dresses that resemble modern fashion. But did such striped dresses really exist in ancient times? Was the Tang Dynasty that ahead of its time? The answer is yes. These narrow-striped dresses were popular from the early Tang Dynasty […]

Did Liu Shishi Wear the Wrong Hanfu? 4

Did Liu Shishi Wear the Wrong Hanfu?

The Versatile Design of Tang Dynasty Outerwear Liu Shishi’s costume in the new drama Kill My Sins features a loosely draped Hanfu style that has sparked online discussions. This garment, known as Piao (披袄), represents a traditional outerwear design from the Tang Dynasty. Unlike modern coats, this historical clothing piece demonstrates remarkable adaptability across seasons […]

Ancient Chinese Bags: A Huaxia Fashion 5

Ancient Chinese Bags: A Huaxia Fashion

Do you think ancient Chinese people didn’t carry bags just because you rarely see them in TV dramas? Historical records clearly show that carrying bags has been a long-standing practice in China. In Liu Shishi’s new period drama Kill My Sins, her character sports various bags with each outfit. Some netizens even counted one bag […]

Name of Liu Shishi's Headdress 6

Name of Liu Shishi’s Headdress

What is the name of Liu Shishi’s beautiful headdress? The production team of Huai Shui Zhu Ting, in which Liu Shishi stars, recently released a video. In the footage, Liu Shishi appears wearing a pearl – studded headdress, presenting a unique blend of exotic and traditional Chinese beauty. Did such accessories truly exist in the […]

Liu Shishi's Strappy Bustier: the Special Chinese Underwear 7

Liu Shishi’s Strappy Bustier: the Special Chinese Underwear

Liu Shishi’s Strappy Bustier Is So Special. Netizens say they haven’t seen such a style in costume dramas since then. In the costume drama Strange Women in Liao Zhai (聊斋奇女子), when Liu Shishi, playing Xin Shisiniang (辛十四娘), danced, she wore a very special “wide – strapped underwear”. Were ancient undergarments really so “modern”? And what […]

Why Ancient Cdramas Frequently Use Headbands for Styling? 8

Why Ancient Cdramas Frequently Use Headbands for Styling?

No matter which ancient – cdrama it is, there’s always a headband on or behind the character’s head. This seemingly simple headband can make the wearer look graceful and full of Chinese charm. How can such a simple accessory be so appealing? Let me state my view first. This headband is extremely common in TV […]

Asian Stars Steal Spotlight at Paris Fashion Week

Asian Stars Steal Spotlight at Paris Fashion Week

The ongoing Paris Fashion Week has transformed into a global stage where cultural boundaries blur and style narratives intertwine. Beyond the haute couture runways, the attendance of Asian celebrities has sparked conversations about evolving aesthetics and cross-cultural influences. Chinese actress Liu Shishi (刘诗诗), Korean icons Bae Suzy and Park Bo-gum, alongside rising talents like Li […]

Liu Shishi’s Crimson-Haired Declaration of Self at 38

Liu Shishi’s Crimson-Haired Declaration of Self at 38

Imagine the shockwaves: Liu Shishi (刘诗诗), long synonymous with ethereal grace and porcelain-doll elegance, standing transformed. Gone was the delicate white gown, replaced by a vision of crimson hair cascading like liquid fire over bare, luminous shoulders – a stunning declaration as the “Ocean Princess.” This wasn’t a stylist’s fleeting experiment; it was a deliberate, […]

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