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What should I prepare for a Hanfu parade?
I’ve also heard that there are some regular Hanfu parades happening in different places, and I think it would be super fun to join in. But I’m not exactly sure what to expect. What should I wear, or what else should I bring or prepare to fit in? Is there anything special I need to know before going?
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Ah, the Hanfu parade—sounds like a lot of fun! So, if you’re planning to join one, first things first, make sure you know the theme of the parade or the specific style you’re going for. Some parades have certain historical periods or color schemes that they follow, so your outfit should match that vibe. If it’s a general event, though, any well-put-together Hanfu is usually great!
Here are some things you might want to consider:
· Clothing: Make sure your Hanfu is comfortable and suits the weather. You don’t want to be overheating or freezing, especially if you’re walking for a while.
· Accessories: Don’t forget the accessories! Things like a belt, shoes, hairpieces, or a fan can complete your look. Just make sure everything feels balanced and doesn’t overwhelm the main outfit.
· Footwear: Comfortable shoes are a must. Hanfu usually comes with traditional shoes, but if you’re not used to wearing them, it’s fine to opt for something modern that matches.
· Attitude: Be ready to enjoy the experience. These parades are usually about celebrating Chinese culture, so feel free to enjoy the festivities, interact with people, and appreciate the tradition.
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Comfy shoes (blisters ruin vibes), safety pins for wardrobe malfunctions, and a mini sewing kit. Pack snacks—parades are marathon cute.
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Practice walking in layers! Film yourself swishing skirts at home. Trust me, you’ll avoid tripping on camera.
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