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The Fashionable Neckkerchief in Ancient Costume Dramas
Have you ever seen a neckerchief in a costume drama for the first time? In the costume drama Unburdened Ferry, Duan Banxia, played by Song Zuer, often appears wearing a short shawl. It looks like a pibo (披帛), but the way of tying a knot in front of the chest is so similar to our modern neckerchief. Could this also be a kind of "time - traveling" fashion? Let's answer first. It's called a "neckerchief". Similar ways of wearing it were seen in the Northern and Southern Dynasties, and it became even more popular during the late Tang, Five Dynasties, and the Northern Song. It should be an extended style of the pibo or peizi (帔子), but actually shorter and…
The Fashionable Neckkerchief in Ancient Costume Dramas
Have you ever seen a neckerchief in a costume drama for the first time? In the costume drama Unburdened Ferry, Duan Banxia, played by Song Zuer, often appears wearing a short shawl. It looks like a pibo (披帛), but the way of tying a knot in front of the chest is so similar to our modern neckerchief. Could this also be a kind of "time - traveling" fashion? Let's answer first. It's called a "neckerchief". Similar ways of wearing it were seen in the Northern and Southern Dynasties, and it became even more popular during the late Tang, Five Dynasties, and the Northern Song. It should be an extended style of the pibo or peizi (帔子), but actually shorter and…
Have you ever seen a neckerchief in a costume drama for the first time? In the costume drama Unburdened Ferry, Duan Banxia, played by Song Zuer, often appears wearing a short shawl. It looks like a pibo (披帛), but the way of tying a knot in front of the chest is so similar to our modern neckerchief. Could this also be a kind of "time - traveling" fashion? Let's answer first. It's called a "neckerchief". Similar ways of wearing it were seen in the Northern and Southern Dynasties, and it became even more popular during the late Tang, Five Dynasties, and the Northern Song. It should be an extended style of the pibo or peizi (帔子), but actually shorter and…
The Fashionable Neckkerchief in Ancient Costume Dramas
Have you ever seen a neckerchief in a costume drama for the first time? In the costume drama Unburdened Ferry, Duan Banxia, played by Song Zuer, often appears wearing a short shawl. It looks like a pibo (披帛), but the way of tying a knot in front of the chest is so similar to our modern neckerchief. Could this also be a kind of "time - traveling" fashion? Let's answer first. It's called a "neckerchief". Similar ways of wearing it were seen in the Northern and Southern Dynasties, and it became even more popular during the late Tang, Five Dynasties, and the Northern Song. It should be an extended style of the pibo or peizi (帔子), but actually shorter and…
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