China has long been known as “a nation of rites and etiquette, and a civilization defined by its attire.” Chinese ancient clothing has always been…
Ming auspicious clothing (jifu) Ming auspicious clothing (jifu) was a new clothing category that took shape during the Ming Dynasty. It evolved from the earlier…
Song clothing Song Dynasty attire inherited much from Tang traditions, yet gradually developed a style of its own. Influenced by the rise of Neo-Confucianism, Song…
Pibian Attire Pibian attire was the formal court dress worn by the Ming Dynasty emperor, the crown prince, and imperial princes including heir sons and…
In the Ming Dynasty, emperors wore Ming emperor military attire during hunting expeditions, horseback travel, and important military or ceremonial martial events. However, the Ming…
In the Ming Dynasty, the clothing worn by imperial consorts can generally be divided into auspicious garments (jifu) and casual wear (bianfu). Ming consort clothing…
The Ming empress daily attire was also known as Yanji Crown Attire, featuring the iconic Ming phoenix crown. In function, it ranked just below formal…
Ming Empress Ritual Robes Ming empress ritual robes were the formal garments worn by Ming Dynasty empresses during major ceremonies such as investitures, ancestral rites,…
Ming Emperor Informal Attire Yanbian Crown Attire The Yanbian crown attire was a special set of Ming emperor informal attire created by Emperor Shizong of…
Type of Ming emperor daily robes Ming emperor daily robes Ming emperor daily robes were the most frequently worn garments in the Ming dynasty. They…
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