Hanfu Women’s Skirts: Striped Skirts and Phoenix Tail Skirts
Striped Skirts During the Wei, Jin, and Northern-Southern Dynasties, women adored striped skirts. These simple yet bold stripes never left the fashion scene, and today,…
Hanfu Accessories: The History of Bu Yao (Step Shaker)
Bu Yao A classic accessory for ancient Chinese women, the Bu Yao got its name because it sways with every step. Crafted from gold twisted…
How Stunning Are Chinese Hanfu Wedding Dresses?
Wedding Dresses A gorgeous wedding dress is a must for any marriage, more than just a beautiful outfit—it carries sacred blessings and joy. In China,…
Hanfu’s Wu Sha Mao: A Cultural Icon
The Origin of the Wu Sha Mao The Wu Sha Mao started as a common folk cap. Officials began wearing it in the Eastern Jin,…
The History of Hanfu Hairpins: A Timeless Accessory
Over China’s 5,000-year history, hairpins—jewels for securing and styling hair—have left their mark.Ci Hai defines it: “Zan, a long pin ancients used to fix buns…
Hanfu Style: The Dao Pao
The Dao Pao, a Hanfu style from the Ming Dynasty, started as a men’s at-home outer layer and could double as an under-robe. It features…
A Thousand-Year Love: The Authentic Hanfu Wedding
Ancient weddings have always captured hearts and sparked fascination. Why not host a traditional Hanfu wedding to soak in the joy and happiness of ancient…
Ancient Hairstyles in Costume Dramas You Can’t Name
In palace intrigue dramas, a concubine’s rise brings noticeable changes to her outfits and hairstyles. Let’s dive into some stunning ancient Chinese women’s hairstyles Gao…
Is Hanfu Too Hot for Summer? Yes, But Not How You Think!
Under the blazing summer sun, it feels like you might just get roasted alive… Girls hit the streets in tank tops, shorts, and mini skirts,…
Hanfu accessories: men’s headwear
Yi Zi Jin (Single-Line Headscarf) The Yi Zi Jin, also known as Tai Ji Jin, is a long strip with a wooden or jade buckle…