Tang Hanfu of Tang costume, what are the forms of Tang Hanfu

The forms of the Tang Hanfu are:

1.Breast-length skirt

The full-breasted skirt is the name of a women's skirt unique to the Sui and Tang dynasties. Generally, it is worn as a cardigan with a lower skirt, or a cross-collared upper skirt with an underskirt, that is, it becomes a full-breasted skirt. The full-breasted skirt is a kind of traditional costume of the Han nation, since the Han and Jin dynasties, the skirt waist is tied to the waist, and the skirt waist of the skirt in the Sui and Tang dynasties is higher, many of them are called high-waisted shirt skirts in the history of some clothing on the chest.

2.Waist-length skirt

The waist-length skirt is a type of skirt and belongs to Hanfu. The skirt waist is level with the waist, hence the name. The upper skirt of a waist-length skirt can be a cross-collar or a straight collar (placket).

Waist-length skirts are more common than high-waisted skirts. According to the upper skirt, it can be divided into a cross-collared waist-length skirt and a straight-necked waist-length skirt (placket waist-length skirt). According to the wearing object, it can be divided into women's waist-length skirt and men's waist-length skirt.

3.Half-armed canker

Tan collar, also known as U neck, one of the half-arms of Hanfu, is a kind of short coat developed from the upper shirt since the Wei and Jin dynasties. Due to the widespread popularity of Hu culture among all classes in the Tang Dynasty at that time, it became a fashion for women in the Tang Dynasty to wear small-sleeved shirts. Popular in the court of the Sui Dynasty, it was first served by the palace officials and female historians, and was passed to the people in the Tang Dynasty and lasted for a long time.

4.Crewneck robe

The round-necked robe, known as the "upper collar" in the Tang and Song dynasties and the "group collar", "pan collar" or "round collar" in the Ming Dynasty, is one of the common styles of traditional Chinese clothing. Tracing its descendants to prosperity, from military to civilian uniforms, the history is long, the changes are complex, the round neck is also known as the group collar, it is actually a collarless collar type. The collar is rounded, hard-lined and buttoned at the neckline.

The round-necked robe is a narrow-sleeved robe with a round collar, according to the record of the "Tang Shu Yufu Zhi", the regular clothes of the Son of Heaven include wearing red and yellow robes, wearing folded scarves, tying nine-ring belts, and wearing six-fold boots.

1.Looser sleeves: The sleeves of the Tang Dynasty Hanfu were relatively loose, and some sleeves were wide enough to hang down to the ground. The cuffs are often decorated with colorful ribbons or ribbons, which make the whole sleeve look more ornate.

2.Taller collar: The collar of the Tang Dynasty Hanfu was higher, and some could reach the chin. The shape of the collar is also more varied, with round, square, triangular, etc.

3.Looser skirts: Hanfu skirts in the Tang Dynasty were also looser, and some were even looser than blouses. The length of the skirt is generally to the top of the foot, and there is a long skirt in the middle, which can flutter in the wind while walking.

4.Rich ornaments: The decoration of Hanfu in the Tang Dynasty was rich and diverse, such as collars, sleeves, and skirts such as skirts, which were often decorated with various colored ribbons, gold and silver threads, or precious stones.

In terms of the color of clothing, in addition to the main four colors of black, white, red, and yellow, green, blue, purple, and other colors are often used.

In general, the Hanfu system of the Tang Dynasty was mainly characterized by looseness, ornity, and rich decoration. These characteristics also reflect the prosperity and affluence of the Tang Dynasty.

1. Yes. Tang costume is a kind of clothing in China, referring to the Tang Hanfu, which is a style in the Han costume system. The representatives include full-breasted skirts, Tang round-necked robes, cross-collared skirts, etc.

2. The types of women's Qiqing women's tops in Tang costumes are generally divided into three types: undergarments, jackets, and shirts. A undergarment is a type of jacket or cotton garment with a narrow and short body. The jacket is longer than the undergarment and shorter than the robe, and the body is looser, and there are also jackets or cotton clothes.

There are two types of undergarments and jackets: narrow sleeves and long sleeves. Hanfu is the embodiment of China's "well-dressed country", "state of etiquette", "splendid China" and "Sailis country", carrying the outstanding craftsmanship and aesthetics of the Chinese nation, such as dyeing, weaving and embroidery, and inheriting more than 30 Chinese intangible cultural heritage and protected Chinese arts and crafts.

Tang costume has two meanings: one is Tang Dynasty Hanfu, which is a type of Hanfu. The other is the Qing Dynasty costume, which belongs to the category of full costumes.

Hanfu: The full name is "Han national traditional clothing", also known as Han clothing, Han costume, Chinese clothing, from the Yellow Emperor's accession to the throne to the middle of the 17th century, in the main residential area of the Han nationality, with Han culture as the background and leading ideology, with Chinese etiquette culture as the center, through natural evolution and formed with a unique Han national style and character, clearly different from other ethnic groups of traditional clothing and accessories system, is China's "clothing country", "etiquette state", "splendid China", the embodiment of the country of Seris, It carries the outstanding craftsmanship and aesthetics of dyeing, weaving and embroidery of the Han nationality, and inherits more than 30 Chinese intangible cultural heritages and protected Chinese arts and crafts.

Tang costume: It is a Chinese costume, but it has two different meanings and styles. One refers to the clothing of the Tang Dynasty, that is, the Hanfu of the Tang Dynasty, which is a style in the Han clothing system, characterized by collar, right hand, lacing, no buckle or hidden buckle.

The representatives include full-breasted skirts, Tang round-necked robes, cross-collared skirts, etc. The second is that after the Manchus entered the customs, they were under the uniform regulations of "men obey women". Han women were temporarily able to mess with shortcodes and continue to use the so-called "Han costumes" such as Ming-style stand-up collar jackets and jackets.