How to evaluate women's clothing in Tang Dynasty?

I think the costumes of a dynasty have a lot to do with the cultural trends at that time. It is said that the Tang dynasty was a prosperous time, not only in the national conditions at that time, but also in literature and art.

In fact, the women's clothing in the early Tang Dynasty still followed the style of the previous dynasty, and its shape was thin. Naturally, it tends to be thin and beautiful. Gradually, in the prosperous Tang Dynasty, with the increasing satisfaction of food, clothing, housing and transportation, people's attention gradually focused on things other than food, clothing, housing and transportation, such as art.

In the impression of most people, I think the costumes of the Tang Dynasty should be worn by Yang Guifei, which makes people more beautiful but very moving. This is the biggest difference between the prosperous Tang Dynasty and other dynasties. However, we must know that the prosperity of the Tang Dynasty was due to its richness and tolerance.

At this time, I have to mention Gong Sundaniang who danced with her dagger and drew it from all four seasons, a sword dancer who was favored by the emperor's cloth and clothes. Although she is a woman, she wears men's clothes and is full of energy. She combines the beauty of women with the heroism of swords. That unique charm not only made Du Fu sigh that "I, a poor old man, don't know where to go, I have to stand on the lonely mountain and despair towards the disease", but also made the emperor at that time bend over.

The Tang dynasty was also very successful in diplomacy at that time, so there was a lot of integration in clothing styles. I have to say that pants are more comfortable than skirts, so there are still many women who prefer Hu's clothes, love his beauty and elegance, and love his heroic spirit.

Therefore, the costumes in the Tang Dynasty can't have only one exposed feature, and the culture is also diverse, which has created diverse clothing habits, such as weakness and popularity.