Hanfu Family: Don’t Forget the Other Members!
Hanfu Insights After chatting with lots of fellow Hanfu lovers, I’ve noticed something: everyone’s cool with calling it Hanfu nowadays, but when it comes to…
Tag: Hanfu Clothing Styles
Hanfu Elements: The Yun Jian – A Key Feature of Han Clothing
Yun Jian “Lian Chui with Zi Tou Sheng, gold-embroidered Yun Jian with jade tassels.Learning the Tian Mo dance to form a team, Chang’an welcomes foreign…
Hanfu Women’s Skirts: Striped Skirts and Phoenix Tail Skirts
Striped Skirts During the Wei, Jin, and Northern-Southern Dynasties, women adored striped skirts. These simple yet bold stripes never left the fashion scene, and today,…
How Stunning Are Chinese Hanfu Wedding Dresses?
Wedding Dresses A gorgeous wedding dress is a must for any marriage, more than just a beautiful outfit—it carries sacred blessings and joy. In China,…
Hanfu’s Wu Sha Mao: A Cultural Icon
The Origin of the Wu Sha Mao The Wu Sha Mao started as a common folk cap. Officials began wearing it in the Eastern Jin,…
Hanfu Style: The Dao Pao
The Dao Pao, a Hanfu style from the Ming Dynasty, started as a men’s at-home outer layer and could double as an under-robe. It features…
Is Hanfu Too Hot for Summer? Yes, But Not How You Think!
Under the blazing summer sun, it feels like you might just get roasted alive… Girls hit the streets in tank tops, shorts, and mini skirts,…
Hanfu accessories: men’s headwear
Yi Zi Jin (Single-Line Headscarf) The Yi Zi Jin, also known as Tai Ji Jin, is a long strip with a wooden or jade buckle…
The Cultural Charm of Hanfu Accessories
Xiang Nang (Fragrance Pouch) Xiang Nang, also called Xiang Dai or Hua Nang, isn’t the same as a purse. It’s a folk embroidery craft born…
Jade Accessories in Ancient Hanfu Wear
Jade is the ultimate symbol of a Chinese gentleman, summed up perfectly by the saying: “A humble gentleman, gentle as jade.” This simple line captures…