Understanding Chinese Clothing Culture -- Sui Tang Costume

The color brocade is made of five colors and woven into various patterns.

Embroidery, including five color embroidery and gold and silver thread embroidery.

Printing and dyeing patterns, multicolor dyeing and monochromatic dyeing.

In the Sui and Tang Dynasties, men wore their gowns, officials wore their gowns, and the people wore blouses.

It didn't change much until the five generation.

The official uniform of emperor Zi and Bai Guan uses colors to distinguish grades and uses patterns to represent official ranks.

Women's clothing in Sui and Tang Dynasties is full of fashions. It often develops from the costumes of strange court women to the folk, and is followed by others, and is often influenced by the northwest ethnic group.

In the Sui and Tang Dynasties, the most fashionable women's dress was a skirt, that is, a short jacket and long skirt, and the waist of the skirt was tied up with ribbons, almost under the armpit.

Women in the Sui and Tang Dynasties dress up well.

The "half arm" spread from the court lasted for a long time, and later men wore them.

At that time, a long scarf was also made, which was made of gauze and painted with silver flower or gold and silver powder. One end was fixed on the chest belt of the half arm, and then wrapped around the shoulder to wrap around the arms.

Women's hair ornaments in the Tang Dynasty varied and had their proper names.

Women's shoes are usually made of fancy shoes, mostly made of beautiful fabrics, colorful silk and leather.

Tang people are good at integrating the northwest minority and the exotic culture such as Tianzhu and Persia. Tang Zhenguan was very popular in Kaiyuan during the new year.