Traditional chinese clothing

This is a picture of a black hanfu, a traditional Chinese clothing. It is made of a black fabric with silver embroidery. The hanfu has a long, flowing skirt and a wide collar. The sleeves are long and loose, and the waist is cinched with a black belt. The hanfu is decorated with silver embroidery of clouds, stars, and cranes.

Gorgeous Tang-style Hanfu that makes you stand out with a unique vibe! The Tang suit, a representative of traditional Chinese clothing, originates from the Tang Dynasty. Today, it generally refers to modernized garments influenced by Tang Dynasty styles. Typically, a Tang suit features a stand-up collar, frog buttons, and a front opening design. The fabric is often silk or cotton, adorned with exquisite embroidery and patterns. Its tailoring reflects classical aesthetics while catering to…

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The Ji Xiang 吉祥 Auspicious Danyi Robe & Ruqun Set is truly a luxurious blend of ancient tradition and contemporary fashion. This colorful ensemble captures the aesthetics of the Weijin period, while offering a refined and sophisticated look for the modern era. A vivid ocean blue Poqun 破裙 ("broken skirt"), a reference to the multiple panels needed to create the skirt. This ultra wide and flare design adds movement and flow to every step. The contrast red skirt ties not only secure the skirt…

Traditional Chinese Clothes Traditional Chinese clothes were an evolution of their long, loose, straight-cut jackets and pants or gowns. Chinese clothing has a long history, which leaves a precious heritage for the world. With five thousand years of Chinese history and 56 ethnic groups, Chinese textile printing and dyeing technology had led the world for thousands of years. Almost every dynasty has its distinctive characteristics of clothing culture, and every ethnic group dresses…