China is also called "dressing for the country".
Warring States Period: During the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period, a kind of "deep coat" appeared, which connected the upper and lower skirts together without opening the hem, but extended the skirt backwards to cover it, called "even hem". That was a common dress at that time.
Qin and Han Dynasties: Qin and Han Dynasties unified the whole country, and so did Hanfu, but only for the sake of color. "Ququ" began to appear in the Han Dynasty, wrapped all over and wrapped in circles, which generally looked luxurious and exquisite.
Plain yarn clothing
Wei, Jin, Southern and Northern Dynasties: Wei, Jin, Southern and Northern Dynasties were mixed, with wars raging and a hundred schools of thought contending. So there were many styles of clothes at that time, and it was difficult to verify them all. Of course, there are still fixed features, such as "waist hole", which we collectively call "Jin Yan". Later, perhaps influenced by Taoist thought, everyone began to be chic. Men are topless, and women's long skirts and sleeves are fluttering, which is very Taoist. The famous "crane" also comes from the Southern and Northern Dynasties. Originally it was a Taoist robe, but later it began to wear cranes, which is a new style.
Official Business Map (Jin Yan)
Tang Dynasty: There were all kinds of fairy treasure boxes in the Tang Dynasty. After all, the ladies of the Tang Dynasty succeeded in eating round balls. In order to be slim, the waist-length dress is getting higher and higher, and the sleeves are getting longer and longer, covering the whole hand. Finally, the skirt mentioned above the chest, and a "chest-length skirt" appeared. Round and colorful, slender and dusty.
Song system, dragon and scorpion and song wipe
Song dynasty: the song system can be said to be very beautiful and everyday! Probably the closest thing to modern clothing in the history of Hanfu, it was also at this time that Xunzi, Song Mo, Song and Song, and so on appeared.
Ming Dynasty: The Ming Dynasty attached great importance to dress etiquette, and its shape was also very distinctive. Pipa sleeves, horse-faced skirts, long coats and short coats are very stylish for both men and women.
Long Ming coat, heavy and dignified.
Modern Hanfu has added modern elements to the formal Hanfu system, and has developed a different fashion style.