Analysis Of Yi Nationality's Clothing Style

Yi women usually wear a large blouse or embroidered jacket on the right side. They wear black Baotou and earrings, and necklines don't have silver flowers. Except for the Yi people wearing skirts in small Liangshan and Yunnan, Yi women in other areas are dressed. trousers Many of the women's trousers are embroidered with elaborate lace, and the necklaces and necklines of married women are embroidered with colorful lace, especially embroidery on the waist. In the middle of Yunnan, the unmarried women in southern Yunnan wear bright Cocktail Hat with red tassel and pearls. The cockscomb cap is usually cut into a cocktail shape with a cloth shell and embroidered with tens of thousands, hundreds or thousands of silver bubbles. Yi people living in mountain areas used to wear a "wipe ear tile" - sheepskin felt. It resembles a cloak, knitted by wool, below the knees, and with a dark coat on the lower end, usually dark black. Yi girls before they were 15 years old wore red and white children's skirts, and they were 15 years old. They had to hold a ceremony called "salad Luo" in some places, which means "changing skirts, combing double braids and pulling ear lines". This indicates that the girl has grown up. After 15 years old, she has to wear a long skirt with a black middle girl, a single braided comb and two pairs of braids, and a head embroidered with colorful flowers. Yi men wear more black, narrow sleeves and lace right cardigan, with pleated trousers. There is a lock of three inches long hair on the top of the head. Chinese is called "Tian Bodhisattva" and Yi language is called "Zi Er". This is the way the Yi men display the gods. Outside, wrapped in a long green or blue and black Baotou, the right front is tapered into the thumb shaped long "Zi Er" - Chinese called "hero bun". Men need to spend their leisure time to pull their beards aside. They wear red or red ear beads with red silk threads and red silk threads under their beads.

　　 Men's wear Characteristic

Men are mostly stored on the top of their heads. Yi people call it "Zi Er" or "Zi Mu". This is an ancient traditional costume. At the age of four or five, the boy put a square hair on his head and tied it into a bun as a grown-up. People regard it as the representative of celestial God, and think that it can dominate the good fortune and evil fortune. So sacred and inviolable, no one can touch and tease. Therefore, Chinese calls it "Tian Bodhisattva". The head is wrapped in blue and blue cotton or silk woven headgear. The head of the head of the head is more than a conical shape. Young people tend to tie the hero slender and tall and upright, to show bravery, while the elderly tend to be rough like a button. Yi men often take their moustache away from their youth when they need beauty. The boy had a pierced left ear and wore Earrings slightly longer.

Girl Clothes & Accessories

Girls of Yi nationality tend to comb their plait vertically after their hair. At the age of eight or nine, a single plait will be placed around the top of the head, with a red cotton thread on the tail and a bow shaped wooden comb on the braid. When married, there are two pairs of braids and crosses on the head. For those who have not yet been married to reach adulthood, they may also choose to comb their double braids. To the youth in the first place, the double face embroidered headgear of Dai Hong Li and the one or two meter blue cloth in the eno area are folded into several layers on top of the head. The area is a long piece of green cloth, tied with flowers and folded on the head. The three areas are changing their caps after having children. In the San Chai and eno area, the lotus leaf cap is replaced by a bamboo canopy with a green bamboo hat. Also useful black long cloth wrapped around the head, cloth about 3 cm wide, around the head around, about 10 cm out. The more prominent the bigger, the more expensive the black aristocratic women were, whether they were adult or not. Before the age of adulthood, red beads were often hung on the ears, like peas, with four strings of string of silk, four centimeters long, and red cotton thread worn in the ears. Or wear a red stone circle, thread into the ring, and share the ears. Wear earrings when you are grown or braided. Earrings are coral, silver foam, stone ear beads, jade, shellfish and Tremella cards, mostly round star. There are more patterns in silver or copper. The most common is the three or four combined flower bud, and the middle is the red bean. The old black and aristocratic women often wore inverted flower styles. They were made of five strips of silver wire with drooping pendulous pendant on each end. The collar is a separate piece, not connected to the coat, with silver foam on it, and a long square or plum blossom collar on the front middle button.

Women's clothing

Women's tops, wool, cotton, silk, platoon, front, rear necklaces and cuffs are patterned with colored lines. The neckline is decorated with gold, silver, jewelry and jade articles. Some are decorated with buttons, wrapped in colored silk, with different shapes and ingenuity. The gowns of the Yi Luo women's clothing are many and unique. The rabbit hair vest in San Chad area is unique, that is, a white band of rabbit fur on the bottom of the undercover sleeve of the green undertone, gorgeous and magnificent. Women wear a long pleated skirt, which is made of wide cloth and narrow cloth. Children's skirts are mainly red and white, or several colors. Young people are mainly red, blue, white or red, blue and white. Children skirt skirt is short, generally two sections, waist small pendulum big. The adult has three sections, the upper part is waist, the middle section is straight barrel shaped, and the next section is fine grained. Longuette The characteristic is that the next section is wrinkled, so it is commonly called "pleated skirt", which is more expensive. The length of the old skirt is related to its identity. The Black Yi woman's long skirt mopping the floor and flying dust shows her dignity. The woolen skirt in the area is soft and elegant, with a narrow barrel in the middle and a narrow red color. The lower section of the skirt is uniform and uniform, with a red, white and black stripe. The color is harmonious, and the next is blue, and the knees are scattered everywhere, forming a trumpet like shape. Rows are flashing, light and elegant. Yi women use chest teeth, musk and musk as their bosom. The waist is hung with triangular purse, which is decorated with various patterns. The lining is sewn with different cloth, the upper end is opened, the five colors are streamlined and hung on the left waist, which is practical and beautiful. The wrist ornaments are made of gold, silver, copper, jade and stone bracelets, with gold, silver or stone in gold, silver, saddle shaped and cat's eye rings. The ladies also wear gold, silver, copper chains, locks, pendant, and so on.