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【Costume Restoration】Ladies’ Costumes of the Eastern Jin Dynasty
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ysf1512367207@gmail.com posted an update a year ago
Orange-toned straight hem（Zhi ju）
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ysf1512367207@gmail.com posted an update a year ago
Why are some Hanfu so pricey? I saw one for $200—is that normal?
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It depends! $200 is fair for detailed embroidery or silk Hanfu—think of it as wearable art. You’re paying for craftsmanship and culture, so it’s a steal for what you get! ✨
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ysf1512367207@gmail.com posted an update a year ago
I’m a guy and want Hanfu for a photoshoot. What’s a cool style that doesn’t look too feminine?
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Awesome choice! Try a “daopao” or “yuanlingpao”—they’ve got bold, straight cuts and a warrior-scholar vibe that’s perfect for photos. Dark blues or blacks with a sword prop? You’ll look epic!
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ysf1512367207@gmail.com posted an update a year ago
How about my combination?
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ysf1512367207@gmail.com posted an update a year ago
Hanfu is said to have “originated with the Yellow Emperor and was perfected by Yao and Shun.” It traces its roots back to the ceremonial garments (mianfu) instituted by the Yellow Emperor. Later, during the Zhou Dynasty, a formal system was established, and in the Han Dynasty—especially under Emperor Ming—it was revised and standardized,…
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ysf1512367207@gmail.com posted an update a year ago
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ysf1512367207@gmail.com posted an update a year ago
There are two types of ceremonial fans and handheld ones. The ceremonial fan is about 40 cm long and has a total length of 1.3 meters. The handheld round fan is 26 cm long.
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ysf1512367207@gmail.com posted an update a year ago
Are there Hanfu styles that work for rainy weather? I live in the UK, and it’s wet all the time… ☔
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Yep! Go for shorter robes like a “banbi” jacket over a skirt—they won’t drag in puddles. Pick darker colors to hide any splashes, and you can even layer a waterproof cloak for extra protection. Stay stylish, rain or shine!
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ysf1512367207@gmail.com posted an update a year ago
I’ve seen Hanfu with tons of layers. Do I have to wear all of them, or can I keep it simple?
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You can totally keep it chill! Full layers are traditional, but modern Hanfu is all about flexibility. Start with a basic top and skirt (like a ruqun) and add layers later if you want. It’s your style, your rules!
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