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How Ancient Chinese Clothing Used Buttons for Style and Function
Why Does Yang Zi's The Mo (家业) Costume Feature 'Modern' Buttons? Costume design in historical dramas often walks a fine line between artistic interpretation and historical accuracy. A keen-eyed viewer might notice something peculiar about the attire of Li Zhen (李祯), played by Yang Zi, in the new period drama The Mo. Her garments, while beautifully crafted, are fastened with a row of buttons that alternate between cloth knots and metallic clasps. This seemingly minor detail has ignited a fascinating discussion, prompting many to ask: did ancient Chinese clothing even have buttons? The answer is a resounding yes, and their history is far more intricate and elegant than one might assume. Beyond Strings and Belts For many, the prevailing image…
How Ancient Chinese Clothing Used Buttons for Style and Function
Why Does Yang Zi's The Mo (家业) Costume Feature 'Modern' Buttons? Costume design in historical dramas often walks a fine line between artistic interpretation and historical accuracy. A keen-eyed viewer might notice something peculiar about the attire of Li Zhen (李祯), played by Yang Zi, in the new period drama The Mo. Her garments, while beautifully crafted, are fastened with a row of buttons that alternate between cloth knots and metallic clasps. This seemingly minor detail has ignited a fascinating discussion, prompting many to ask: did ancient Chinese clothing even have buttons? The answer is a resounding yes, and their history is far more intricate and elegant than one might assume. Beyond Strings and Belts For many, the prevailing image…
Why Does Yang Zi's The Mo (家业) Costume Feature 'Modern' Buttons? Costume design in historical dramas often walks a fine line between artistic interpretation and historical accuracy. A keen-eyed viewer might notice something peculiar about the attire of Li Zhen (李祯), played by Yang Zi, in the new period drama The Mo. Her garments, while beautifully crafted, are fastened with a row of buttons that alternate between cloth knots and metallic clasps. This seemingly minor detail has ignited a fascinating discussion, prompting many to ask: did ancient Chinese clothing even have buttons? The answer is a resounding yes, and their history is far more intricate and elegant than one might assume. Beyond Strings and Belts For many, the prevailing image…
How Ancient Chinese Clothing Used Buttons for Style and Function
Why Does Yang Zi's The Mo (家业) Costume Feature 'Modern' Buttons? Costume design in historical dramas often walks a fine line between artistic interpretation and historical accuracy. A keen-eyed viewer might notice something peculiar about the attire of Li Zhen (李祯), played by Yang Zi, in the new period drama The Mo. Her garments, while beautifully crafted, are fastened with a row of buttons that alternate between cloth knots and metallic clasps. This seemingly minor detail has ignited a fascinating discussion, prompting many to ask: did ancient Chinese clothing even have buttons? The answer is a resounding yes, and their history is far more intricate and elegant than one might assume. Beyond Strings and Belts For many, the prevailing image…
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