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Soon after the founding of the Ming Dynasty, it ordered a ban on wearing Hu clothes, restored the Tang Dynasty's clothing system, and the French clothes and regular clothes were able to go hand in hand. The French costume is roughly the same as that of the Tang Dynasty, only the Jinxian crown was changed to the Liang crown, and the crown styles such as the Zhongjing crown and the Baohe crown were added. Officials wore black gauze hats and round-necked robes.

In addition to the color regulations, the robe is also decorated with a complement on the chest and back, and the different patterns embroidered by it indicate the difference in rank, not only that, but the belt is also different in texture due to the different grades. Therefore, the clothing characteristics of the Ming generation mainly reflect the strictness of the hierarchy restrictions. Scholars mostly wear straight jackets or scarves and scarves.

Civilians wore short clothes and small hats or scarves. In the Ming Dynasty, there were also many women's buns, and they often tied a pocket on their foreheads, called "covering their eyebrows". The dress resembles that of the Song and Yuan dynasties, but the underwear has a small round neck and buttons around the neck.

The body is long, and the ornament is decorated with a gold and jade pendant, plus cloud shoulders, bijia (big vest), etc.

Zhu Yuanzhang unified the world, and the Ming Dynasty began to roughly restore the Han people's clothing and crown as a whole, and developed the Han people's clothing and crown after absorbing the habits of the Hu people in the Tang Dynasty.

In the Ming Dynasty, adults mostly wore wide long clothes with green cloth and straight bodies, and wore square scarves on their heads, and ordinary civilians wore short clothes and turbans.

At this time, a small hat with six and eight pieces of cloth stitched appeared, which looked like a watermelon cut in half. Originally, it was worn by servants, but because it was easy to wear, it became popular. This was the predecessor of the melon skin hat in the Qing Dynasty.

The noblewomen of the Ming Dynasty mostly wore red robes with colorless sleeves, and ordinary women could only wear peach, purple and green and some light colors. Usually wear a short shirt and long skirt, with a silk belt tied at the waist, the skirt is wide, and there are many styles, such as pleated skirts, phoenix tail skirts, moonflower skirts, etc.

Compared with Tang costumes, the proportion of the dress is obviously inverted, from the top to the bottom, the top is shortened, and the top is gradually lengthened, and the length of the open skirt is shortened. The collar has also changed from the opposite collar of the Song Dynasty to a round neckline.

Ming Dynasty supplement. The picture shows a square round neck robe + black gauze hat.

The ** top of the Ming Dynasty is a three-collar with narrow sleeves, a length of more than three feet, and an open skirt.

Two or three inches, that is, the so-called "flower crown skirt, large sleeves and round neck". At that time, a new style was popular in Yangzhou: the blouse was 2 feet 8 inches long, the sleeves were 1 foot 2 inches wide, the outer sleeves were inlaid with brocade, and the mink fox skin was inlaid in winter.

In the early years of the Ming Dynasty, the color of the skirt tended to be light; During the Chongzhen period, white skirts were advocated. There is a skirt.

One or two inch embroidered edges. At the beginning of the Ming Dynasty, the width of the skirt was six, and at the end of the Ming Dynasty, it developed to eight and ten. Skirt pleats are very prevalent, with fine pleats as well as large pleats.

The ruffled trim is very exquisite. There is a kind of color stripe skirt, each one chooses a color satin, each color satin is embroidered with flower and bird patterns, the belt edge is inlaid with gold thread can become an independent strip, and several such various color strips are put together on the belt, it becomes the skirt of the color strip fluttering, so it is named "phoenix tail skirt". Some also make the whole piece of satin by hand into fine pleats, named "pleated skirt".

A kind of twenty-four pleated skirt is named "jade skirt".

In the Ming Dynasty, there was also a special style of dou chong curtain, because its shape was as beautiful as Caixia, so it was named "Xia curtain". This kind of veil appeared in the Northern and Southern Dynasties, and it got its name in the Sui and Tang dynasties. In the Song Dynasty, it was included in the ranks of dresses.

In the Ming Dynasty, it was more common to take this style, its shape was like an empty stove like a long colored hanging belt, each Xia curtain was three inches and two minutes wide, five feet seven inches long, when taking it, it went around the neck, draped on the chest, because the lower end hung with a pendant of gold or jade, so it became more and more upright and noble.

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