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How do I layer Hanfu without looking bulky?
One thing I’m a little concerned about when wearing Hanfu is the overall silhouette. Some outfits seem to have a lot of layers, and I’m worried about looking bulky or shapeless, especially since I’m not very tall. Are there any styling tricks or layering techniques that can make Hanfu look more flattering and elegant without feeling too heavy or overwhelming?
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Layering Hanfu can add depth to your outfit, but you don’t want to look like you’re wearing too much. Here’s how to do it without feeling bulky:
· Go for lighter fabrics: Choose fabrics like silk or cotton, which add layers without the weight. Avoid heavy brocades or overly thick materials.
· Focus on silhouette: Keep your outer layers more streamlined. A well-tailored outer robe or jacket that doesn’t add too much volume will help balance out the overall look.
· Use sashes and belts: Instead of piling on extra clothing, use sashes to cinch the waist. This creates a more defined shape while still giving you that layered, traditional look.
· Opt for short sleeves or thin layers: If you’re layering, think about using a thinner, shorter sleeve under a longer robe. This keeps the look more balanced.
These tips will help you avoid feeling overwhelmed by too many layers while still getting that elegant Hanfu aesthetic!
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