Coronation: the most expensive dress. Coronation is the main ceremonial dress, which is worn in the ceremony. Its clothing style is mainly composed of crown, clothing, dress, knee cover and other elements. The main body of the coronation suit is mysterious clothes embroidered with chapters. In the most solemn ceremony, nine chapters of coronation suit are put on.
Under the clothes is a white shirt lined with white gauze, which was generally white in ancient times. Knee pads in front of the lower body. The emperor's kneepads are cinnabar, and the princes are yellow cinnabar. Shoes have double soles, leather soles and wooden soles, and the soles are higher. The emperors of the Zhou Dynasty wore red at grand ceremonies.
Clothing: its grandeur is second only to coronation, and the form of clothing is similar to coronation, but the biggest difference is that it is not stamped. Clothing can be divided into knighthood, guard and official. Their main difference lies in the color of the crown and the clothes they wear.
Duan Xuan: This is the official costume of the emperor, and it is also the royal costume of princes and ministers.
Deep clothes: In ancient times, all clothes were not connected from top to bottom, but this kind of clothes was connected from top to bottom, cut separately but stitched from top to bottom, so it was called "deep clothes" because the quilt was deep.
Yi Yi: Sacrifice the salary of the former king for the queen.
Zhai Zhai Zhai: Sacrifice clothes for the queen from the king and Mrs. Hou Bofu. It's a blue dress with twelve chapters on it, and the color is also five colors.
Quezhai: For the queen, she helped the little gods and their children sacrifice clothes from the temple. It's a red dress with a Zhai pattern engraved with a red belt.
Juyi: the dress that the queen ordered the woman to sacrifice to the silkworm god Gao Sang, and it was also the dress that the vassal's wife helped her husband sacrifice to the ancestral temple.
Exhibition clothing: also known as the queen's clothing for welcoming the king and banquet guests, it is also the sacrificial clothing for Dr. Qing's wife to help her husband sacrifice to the ancestral temple.
Lu Yi: It's the official costume of Empress Yan before her death, and it's also the sacrificial costume of the literati's wife assisting her husband.
Pure clothes: the wedding dress of a noble daughter.
Extended data:
Hanfu in Xia, Shang and Zhou Dynasties did not really exist. According to the jade articles and stone statues unearthed from Houjiazhuang Tomb and Muhao Tomb in Anyang, it can be known that the nobles in Shang Dynasty wore collar clothes, a gentry belt around their waist, a petticoat under them and a city (covering their knees) in front of their bellies.
There are fewer portraits left in the Western Zhou Dynasty. Judging from the jade and bronze humanoid car unearthed in Luoyang, clothes, dresses, belts and markets are still the basic components of aristocratic men's wear. Its clothes are positive color and middle color, pay special attention to the market in front of the clothes.
Both men and women in Shang Dynasty adopted the shape of the upper and lower sections, and put on clothes and dresses. Later generations called clothes "clothes", which was derived from this. The waist and sleeves of its clothing are basically tight and narrow, knee-length and easy to move. It was in the Shang Dynasty that the costume characteristics of ancient Chinese Hanfu were formed, with the upper opening and the lower closing, and the right collar and tie. ?
With the establishment of the Western Zhou Dynasty, the social productive forces have greatly developed and improved, the material is obviously rich, and the social order has been organized and established. The shape of Hanfu is further standardized because of the existence of hierarchy and the need of etiquette, and it is included in the scope of "ruling the country by courtesy", which is divided into honour and inferiority.
Petticoat: At that time, uniforms or petticoats were the mainstream and the style remained unchanged. It's just that the sleeves are getting bigger every day, forming big sleeves and eliminating styles. The clothes are getting wider and wider.
Manchu flag dress, rectangular outline, saddle-shaped collar to cover cheeks, no waist up and down, no shirt exposed, two or three fake sleeves on the right side, horseshoe sleeves to cover hands, inlay ornaments, clothes and clothes, a vest or coat.
Today, it also has a certain influence on modern clothing. Especially with the development of the times, the cheongsam with beautiful posture is highlighted through the processed curve, which saves the aesthetic side of the whole suit.
There are several different forms of cheongsam or shorts, such as pipa lapels, large lapels and double lapels. Matching skirts or trousers are decorated with printing, embroidery and sewing all over the floor. The front, collar and sleeves are decorated with inlays, piping and embroidery.
In the early Qing Dynasty, Manchu women were similar to men in dress, the only difference was wearing ears and combing their hair, while unmarried women hung braids. Manchu women do not bind their feet or wear skirts. The vest outside is flush with the coat, and there is a small coat inside the gown, which is equivalent to a Chinese-style chest covering for Han women. The clothes outside are also called "Oolong".
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