At the turn of the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period, the social environment of "a hundred schools of thought contend" also had different degrees of influence on clothing. At this time, there appeared a kind of clothing-deep clothes, which were connected from top to bottom.

From the Spring and Autumn Period to the Han Dynasty, straight and deep clothes were the main styles of deep clothes. Deep clothing is a kind of clothing made according to the etiquette system, so it has always been deeply loved by the literati. Adopt square collar round sleeves to show the rules, which means to act according to the rules; Vertical back line to show integrity; Horizontal hypocycloid to show fairness.

2, Hanfu wide sleeves Hanfu since ancient times, dresses are all wide sleeves. When westerners use breastplates and skirts to restrain women's physical development, generous Hanfu has realized the characteristic of letting the body stretch at will.

The sleeves of Hanfu, also known as "Mei", are unique in the history of national costumes in the whole world. Sleeves, all around, are wide and long where they represent circles, which is the remarkable feature of sleeve-type dresses in Hanfu. The dresses in Hanfu are generally wide-sleeved, showing a graceful, solemn, elegant and smart style.

Hanfu consists of clothes, first clothes, hairstyles, ornaments, shoes, accessories, etc., which are combined to form an overall dress system, which embodies the excellent craftsmanship and aesthetics of Chinese culture such as weaving, batik, tailoring and splendid. Gee, the original skirt. The right axillary frenum of the left front cover, inside the right front cover, is called the right seam, and vice versa.

3. In the Northern and Southern Dynasties, Hua Tuofei.

During the Wei and Jin Dynasties, clothes were dressed in the style of pursuing wealth and luxury in the Eastern Han Dynasty, and streamers hung next to my clothes. Clothing looks elegant, which is the word "fancy flying" at that time. Women's dresses have long skirts, big sleeves and layered ribbons, showing an elegant and elegant style.

Most styles are frugal on the top and rich on the bottom, with tight body and big cuffs. The skirt is a multi-fold skirt, with a long mop and a loose hem to achieve a handsome and chic effect. Coupled with rich jewelry, it embodies luxury and beauty.

4, Tang, used to be half-exposed.

Most of the dresses in the Tang Dynasty were made of silk, but the materials were different. Some of them can cover their breasts, while the lower body only wears a tube top and a tulle shirt, which makes the upper body skin faintly exposed.

Chest-length skirt This style can achieve different elegant effects regardless of fat or thin. Tips big sleeve shirt, elegant and atmospheric. It fully embodies the prosperous, magnificent and atmospheric cultural characteristics of the Tang Dynasty, and presents a gorgeous and open aesthetic fashion at that time. This kind of dress is the style of the middle and late Tang Dynasty, which has been passed down to the Five Dynasties.

5. Qingqizhuang

Manchu women wear "flag clothes", comb a flag bun and wear "flowerpot bottom" flag shoes. For a long time, it was mainly used in court and royal family. The national flag dress is decorated with printing, embroidery and embroidery. The front, collar and sleeves are all embroidered.

Vests have been very popular since the Qing Dynasty. A garment worn over a coat, shirt, or cotton gown. Women in the banner pay great attention to the styles and colors of vests and tops, and strive to coordinate with the cheongsam worn inside, with flowing water on the clothes and cool breeze in the sleeves. Suitable for three or five trips, daily wear, elegance and lightness, leisure and freedom.

Hanfu culture:

There are two basic forms of traditional clothing in China, namely coat system and garment system. According to legend, the system of coat under coat originated from the legendary era of the Yellow Emperor. Under the copula of "Yi", it says: "The Yellow Emperor and Yao Shun hang down their clothes and rule the world, covering all the dry Kun." This legend can be confirmed in the pottery paintings of painted pottery culture unearthed in Gansu.

This can be said to be the basic form of the earliest clothing system in China. According to Shi Ming Shi Fu, the clothing system under the coat reads: "Anyone who wears Japanese clothing. Clothes, rely on it, people rely on it to avoid cold and heat. Jean. The dress is also an obstacle, so it is self-enclosed. " The shape of the coat is mostly cross collar and right collar, and the lower skirt is similar to the shape of an apron, with a waist tie and a lower tie. This dress system has a great influence on later generations.