Hanfu Hair Bands: Everyday Uses All Wrapped Up
Hair bands are the go-to everyday hair accessory for Hanfu—let’s dive into some Hanfu daily vibes! Everyday Use (1) — Bow Tie Method First, grab…
Tag: Hanfu Styles
Common Hanfu Styles: Solve the Mystery on the Streets!
Walking down the street, people around you can’t figure out your Hanfu clothing type—help them out with pics and this guide! This overview introduces the…
Wei-Jin Hanfu Styles: Fei Xian Chui Mao Robe (Za Ju)
Recently, I stumbled upon this fascinating Wei-Jin Hanfu design: And this outfit: It totally blew me away—modern Hanfu makers’ creativity is seriously impressive! Today, let’s…
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…
Hanfu’s Fei Yu Fu—Unleash Your Epic Handsome Vibe!
If there’s one outfit that steals the show as the coolest in Hanfu, it’s hands-down the Fei Yu Fu! 1. What Makes Fei Yu Fu…
This Article Helps You Spot Hanfu Styles Across Dynasties, Cuts, and Designs
1. Qu Ju (Curved Hem Robe) Style: One-piece dress Qu Ju, full name Qu Ju Pao, also called Rao Jin Pao in archaeological reports. It’s…
Chinese Han Ethnic Women’s Makeup—Hua Tian
Hua Tian is a flower-shaped decoration that ancient women stuck on their temples, foreheads, or cheeks. It’s a floral adornment on the faces of Han…
Hanfu Styles: Aoqun
The Ming Dynasty Aoqun, a cornerstone of traditional Chinese clothing, embodies the elegance and cultural depth of Hanfu. This iconic top-and-bottom style, featuring a top…
Hanfu Styles: Ming Dynasty Flying Fish Robe
If you’ve caught the epic Ming dynasty film Embroidered Spring Blade, you’ve seen the Jinyiwei (imperial guards) stealing the show with their flying fish robes…
Hanfu Styles: Shenyi and Quju
Hanfu Shenyi, a timeless symbol of Chinese culture, encompasses iconic styles like the curved-hem robe and straight-hem robe. Known for their elegance, these Han Dynasty…