How to know the difference between a jacket and a skirt?

This is very easy to distinguish, generally the top and skirt are five or five points is the skirt, the top and skirt are two or eight points is the skirt, this is the easiest way to remember, and there are more varieties of skirts and skirts, depending on the details of the clothes to distinguish.

The jacket skirt is double-layered, with the upper and lower hems outside the skirt; The skirt is a single layer, and the hem of the upper skirt is tucked up to the waist of the skirt.

The skirt in Hanfu has a waist, but the skirt does not; The skirt can be tied in, but the skirt cannot; The skirt has no lute sleeves, a round neckline, a square neckline, and a stand collar.

The chebula skirt and the waist-length skirt are two different ** skirts, and there are some obvious differences between them. In general, the chebula skirt and the waist-length skirt differ in terms of the position of the skirt waist, the length of the skirt, and the design style.

1.Position of the skirt waist: The skirt waist of the skirt is wider, and the position is tied higher, generally on the chest. The waist-length skirt has a narrower waist and is tucked low, generally at the waist.

2.The length of the skirt: The skirt of the chebula skirt is longer and usually covers the entire leg. Waist-length skirts, on the other hand, have a shorter hem and are generally below the knee.

3.Design style: The design style of the skirt is relatively simple and atmospheric, usually using light and breathable materials, such as silk, chiffon, etc.

With the noble and elegant Tang style makeup, it gives people a noble and elegant feeling. Waist-length skirts, on the other hand, come in a variety of designs, and some may add more details and embellishments, such as embroidery, pleats, etc., to show different styles and charms.

It is also worth noting that there are no unearthed cultural relics in the skirt so far, while the waist-length skirt has unearthed cultural relics to prove its existence and sale.

To sum up, there are obvious differences between the skirt skirt and the waist-length skirt in terms of the position of the skirt waist, the length of the skirt and the design style, etc., and you can choose the skirt that suits you according to your personal preferences and needs.

Strong waist-length skirt essentially belongs to a three-piece or four-piece set, chezi.

The suspender of the skirt and the skirt are connected. Strong waist-length skirt is essentially a three-piece or four-piece suit, the suspenders and skirts are separated, and you must wear a slippery Qiaoqin key dress, the suspenders of the skirt and the skirt are connected together, and the outside is a wide-sleeved coat, a chest-length skirt.

It is the name of a kind of women's skirt unique to the Sui and Tang dynasties. The breast-length skirt is a traditional costume of the Han people.

Since the Han and Jin dynasties, the skirt waist of the skirt is tied to the wide waist. During the Sui and Tang dynasties, the skirt waist of the skirt was tied higher, many of them were on the chest, and some clothing history was called a high-waisted skirt, according to people's research on it now, it was generally called a full-breasted skirt, and there were no clothing relics unearthed so far.

The underskirt is a kind of Hanfu, and the short clothes worn on the upper body and the skirt on the lower body are collectively called the underskirt, which is a typical upper and lower clothing system. The jacket is called the undergarment, the length is shorter, generally not longer than the knee, the Han and Jin dynasties in the northwest region are more reeds for the cut and there is a waist shirt to destroy the hall, the side is not split undergarment; The lower body is called a skirt. The underskirt is actually a combination of two types of clothing.

The skirt appeared in the Warring States Period, rising in the Wei, Jin, Southern and Northern Dynasties.

The skirt is divided into waist-length skirt, high-waisted skirt, and breast-length skirt according to the height of the skirt waist. According to the style of the collar, the skirt is divided into a cross-collared skirt and a straight-necked skirt. According to the difference between whether it is clamped or not, the undergarment is divided into a single undergarment and a double undergarment, the single undergarment is close to the shirt, and the compound undergarment is close to the jacket.

Until the end of the Ming Dynasty and the Qing Dynasty, the skirt was the daily clothing of ordinary people (women).

Shirt skirt refers to a blouse and skirt. It also refers to clothing in general.

The difference between a skirt and a skirt:1. Different definitions1. Luo skirt generally refers to women's dresses, that is, skirts made of silk.

2. The skirt is a kind of women's clothing in the Han Dynasty, the upper shirt is a short coat, and the lower body is a skirt, and the two together are called the skirt.

Second, the types are differentThere are many types of skirts, among which the skirt is also a kind of skirt, and the skirt has waist-length skirts, high-waisted skirts and breast-length skirts according to the height of the skirt waist. In addition, according to the different collars, it can be divided into cross-collar and straight-collar skirts.

3. The time is differentLuo skirt appeared and flourished for a long time, the skirt appeared in the Warring States period, rose in the Wei, Jin, Southern and Northern Dynasties period, to the early Tang Dynasty most ordinary women will still wear this kind of clothing, but in the late Tang Dynasty it was gradually replaced by shirts.

Here's how to wear it:1. Aim the middle of the front of the waist-length skirt to your waist, fit it to the waist, and hold the skirt on both sides with both hands, as shown in the figure below

2. Wrap the front and back of the two sides of the cave to the back of the waist respectively, as shown in the figure below

3. The outer side of the skirt can be wrapped around the waist to the front of the body, as shown in the figure below

4. Fold the inside side of the skirt at 90° and wrap it around the waist to the front of the body, as shown in the figure below

5. Tie the ties on both sides to cross together and tie the knot, you can tie the bow here, or you can tie the knot on both sides, as shown in the figure below

1. The presence or absence of lining.

The cross-collared skirt is unlined and relatively thin.

The jacket skirt is lined and relatively thick.

2. The form of the collar is different.

As the name suggests, the collar is crossed when the clothes are closed, which is closer to the style of Hanfu.

There are many forms of collars in jacket skirts, including straight collars, round necks, vertical collars, etc.

3. The production process is different.

The production process of the cross-collar skirt is troublesome, because it is a cross-collar, so there will be an extra piece of cloth on the chest.

The production process of the jacket skirt is relatively simple, similar to the production of current clothes.

Skirt rúqún. Undergarment: Short top, generally not over the knee.

The short clothes worn on the upper body and the skirt on the lower body were one of the daily clothes of the ancient Han people. It also refers to clothing in general. Song Suzhe's poem "Silkworm Wheat":

Don't worry about the bait, I am fortunate to have a skirt. "The underskirt consists of a short blouse and a long skirt, that is, an upper skirt and a lower skirt, a suit. The underskirt began from the Warring States period with physical research, and finally the "shaving and easy dressing" in the late Ming and early Qing dynasties, which is the most basic form of traditional clothing of the Han people.

For more than 2,000 years, the basic shape has remained the same, although the length, width, and narrowness have changed from time to time. The skirt is one of the earliest and most basic forms of clothing in the history of Chinese clothing.

According to the different styles of the collar, it can be divided into cross-collared skirts and straight-necked skirts. According to the height of the skirt waist, it can be divided into low-waisted skirts, high-waisted skirts and full-breasted skirts.

The jacket skirt originated in the early Ming Dynasty, for the collar to be belted under the armpits, the top is longer, but also outside the bottom, but not the belt, the two sides are slit, there are middle seams, with a pleated skirt or a horse-faced pleated skirt.

The top of the cross-collared skirt is inside the lower skirt, while the upper part of the jacket is on the outside of the lower skirt.