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How to handle stares when wearing Hanfu in public?
I’ve worn Hanfu out in public a couple of times, and sometimes i feel like people are staring at me. I know it’s not super common, but how do you handle it? Should i just ignore it, or is there a way to deal with people’s curious looks? I don’t want to feel self-conscious every time i wear it, so i’m wondering how you guys deal with it.
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It’s totally normal to get stares when you wear Hanfu in public, but don’t let that make you uncomfortable. People may be curious or simply admire your outfit. Walk with confidence, and remember that Hanfu is beautiful and meaningful. If anyone asks questions, take it as an opportunity to share some of its cultural significance. And if you feel uneasy, just remind yourself that wearing Hanfu is a form of self-expression and preserving culture.
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Stares? Just smirk and keep it moving! I’ve gotten looks in full Ming gear—own it, they’re just jealous of the drip!
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No sweat—let ‘em stare! I shrug it off in my Mamian skirt. Happens, but who cares, right?
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