The Changes Of Tang Costume

Women's clothing in the Tang Dynasty can be classified into three types:

1, narrow sleeved shirt, long skirt;

2, Hu Fu;

3, women's men's wear.

These three styles of clothing constitute the mainstream of women's clothing in the Tang Dynasty.

Women's clothing, clothing and men's clothing are also a major feature of the Tang Dynasty.

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Now the "Tang costume" has been improved a lot.

For example, Chinese style clothes seldom use even sleeves, because even sleeves are equivalent to garments without shoulders or pads, so the shoulders are not beautiful enough: Traditional Chinese clothing is not waist shaped, and women wear no curvilinear beauty. Now Chinese clothing has been turned into waist: the skirt of the past is very narrow, walking can only be broken, and now the skirt is bigger and easier to move. There are also like cheongsam, traditional cardigans are especially high. Although modern people are much more open than before, they still wear a little bit awkward, so their cardigans are much lower.

Nowadays, the fabric of Tang suit is no longer confined to brocade.

At the present time when China's economy is on the rise, the prosperity of "Tang costume" seems to be a symptom of the revival of Chinese civilization.

However, apart from its grand symbolic significance, "Tang suit" itself is actually a rather vague concept. There are many expressions in the fashion industry about the connotation of this term, such as "Chinese clothes" and "Chinese clothes".

Many people are puzzled by the formulation of the "Tang suit": "the Tang costume" is even more doubted in the cultural field because of the great Chinese nation and the Tang Dynasty. However, why do Chinese clothes need to be named by foreign customs?

In fact, the gowns and sleeves of the people in the Tang Dynasty were even closer to the robes of the Ming Dynasty.

"Long gowns and big sleeves" are only modern people's vague understanding of "ancient costumes" (from the Xia Shang Zhou period to the late Ming Dynasty) the traditional Chinese people wore the main styles of "wearing the right side, clasping the tie, praising the sleeves, and wearing the imperial tape". Among them, the "praises, the wide sleeves, the eunux and the band" were only the characteristics of the dress, while the characteristics of "the right hand clasp, the buckle tie" were the dress and the common clothes.

These garments have been officially known as "Hanfu" or "Han Costume" since the Tang Dynasty (meaning "Han nationality's traditional costumes" or "Han nationality costumes"). They have been closely related to Japan, Korea (Korea), Vietnam and other neighboring countries for nearly four thousand years. Among them, Japan's kimono (Hanfu's deep clothing style) and Korean (Korean) Hanfu (Han style dress style) are the normal continuation of Hanfu in these countries.

The real Tang suit's large sleeved dress is more suitable for ceremonial occasions such as sacrifices and adult ceremonies, while its "narrow sleeves" are more suitable for labor cultivation and daily occasions.

With the launch of the Internet and the rise of the "rejuvenation of Han clothes" as the backbone of urban youth white-collar workers, real Tang clothes (Han clothes) are not "unreachable" in the view of modern people. The word "Tang", defined by the "Tang people" in the eyes of foreigners, is increasingly being questioned by people.