What is unique about Hanfu in Tang Dynasty?

The most unique feature of Hanfu in Tang Dynasty is that it is divided into vestments and uniforms. Clothing is a traditional dress and crown dress, and it is a symbol of rank. People with different identities will appear in different clothes on different occasions.

Costumes in the Tang Dynasty can be roughly divided into four categories: chest-length skirts, high-waisted skirts, semi-vertical collars and round neck robes. Chest-length skirt is a unique women's dress in Sui, Tang and Five Dynasties. Skirts in this period were tied at the high waist, and many of them were above the chest. It was called high waist skirt in ancient times, but now we call it chest-length skirt.

As we all know, fatness was a beauty in the Tang Dynasty. This kind of skirt does not pick the figure, no matter whether it is fat or thin, all kinds of people can wear a fairy-like visual sense, coupled with gorgeous accessories, as if they were beautiful women coming out of the painting.

The waist-length skirt is a kind of skirt, which can be worn by both men and women. Because the waist of the skirt is flush with the waist, it is called "waist-length skirt" The upper and lower hem of this Hanfu can be divided into horizontal collar or double-breasted buttons. Cross-neck means that the neckline of the dress is Y-shaped, and the lace is on the right. Double-breasted clothes are tied with a tie on the left and right, and two ties can be tied at the front, so waist-length skirts can be divided into waist-length skirts and waist-length skirts. Waist-length skirts are very attractive, especially for people with slim waists.