The hats that people in the Tang Dynasty wore were called “Putoutou” (幞头) In modern society, hats are often seen as mere decorative items or seasonal protective tools, and their functionality and ornamental value are gradually diminishing. However, in the headgear of men in the Tang Dynasty, “Putoutou” was not only a practical item for…
Tang Dynasty Clothing mirrors the styles seen in movies and TV shows Characterized by their thin, translucent, and revealing designs, often featuring semi-covered, bare-shouldered looks, these garments epitomize the openness of the Tang era. In films such as “The Tale of Deer and the Cat,” “Detective Dee,” and “The Longest Day in Chang’an,” the female characters…
What were the characteristics of Tang Dynasty women’s clothing? The clothing system for Tang Dynasty women centered around the “Ru Qun” style, establishing an apex in Eastern fashion aesthetics. The classic combination of a short jacket worn above and a high-waisted long skirt below, with the waistline tied just under the bust, outlined the figures…
The Origin of Tang Clothing When it comes to traditional Chinese clothing that has become popular both domestically and globally, one cannot overlook Tang clothing. As a modern-day Chinese garment, Tang clothing has become a common choice for everyday wear. Why is it called “Tang” clothing? Because the Tang Dynasty had a greater influence on…
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