Can You Tell Apart Song Dynasty Hanfu Styles: Beizi, Banbi, and Liangdang?
The Beizi, Banbi, and Liangdang are three Song Dynasty Hanfu styles with some similarities, each with its own evolution and distinct features. All are unisex,…
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The Beauty of Chinese Traditional Clothing: Cloud Shawl
Introduction “Radiant like clouds glowing after rain, scattering rainbows in a clear sky,” the cloud shawl, a stunning and ancient decorative fabric, shines like a…
Tang Dynasty Hanfu Restoration
During the Tang Dynasty, a unified nation and booming economy led to more open clothing styles, with outfits becoming increasingly lavish. Men typically wore round-collar…
Song Dynasty Hanfu Restoration
Song Dynasty Hanfu holds a vital place in the history of traditional Chinese clothing and is one of the three major styles popular in modern…
Hanfu Knowledge | Appreciating Restored Costumes from Han to Ming Dynasties
This series showcases restored costume designs from the Han to Ming Dynasties, perfect for beginners to learn and reference. Restored Hanfu costumes from Han to…
Guide to Traditional Chinese Clothing – Hanfu
Hanfu (Hàn Fú 汉服, Hanfu), fully known as the “traditional clothing of the Han nationality”, is a traditional Chinese attire, also referred to as Hàn…
Hanfu Guide: Song Dynasty
The Rise of Minimalist Hanfu in the Song Dynasty The Song Dynasty (960–1279) marked a shift toward minimalist Hanfu, influenced by Neo-Confucianism’s emphasis on simplicity…
Top 4 Hanfu Wedding Attire Styles from Ancient China
Marriage has always been a significant event, and while modern white wedding dresses are undeniably beautiful, our traditional Hanfu wedding attire is equally stunning and…
What is the history of the Mamian skirt？
The Mamian skirt history is a captivating tale of elegance, craftsmanship, and cultural depth woven into Chinese traditional clothing. Known as the “horse-face skirt,” the…
Hanfu Elegance: A Journey Through Dynasties and Cultural Legacy
Hanfu culture began over 3,000 years ago in the Shang and Zhou dynasties (1600–256 BCE), where the iconic cross-collar, right-over-left design emerged. The “yishang” style—narrow-sleeve…