What were the costumes of the Warring States period like?

The clothing of the Warring States period belongs to the Han Chinese clothing, is one of the traditional Han Chinese clothing. One of the more representative of the deep clothes, followed by the northern ethnic minority clothing is different from the Central Plains of the stripped waistband Hu clothing.

Archaeological discovery of clothing artifacts is the most direct material, but clothing is difficult to long-term preservation to date, so the study of the Spring and Autumn and Warring States period of clothing styles, in addition to unearthed clothing artifacts, but also relies on the unearthed figure URE, sculpture, paintings, and other indirect information as a supplement.

Influenced by the political culture of the time, a hundred schools of thought. Confucianism advocates the Charter of the civil and military, the state of etiquette, y influenced by Taoism and Legalism thought, reflecting the real characteristics of the aesthetics of the clothing of the countries at that time.

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The lacquer box unearthed in the Chu tomb in Changsha, Hunan Province, decorated with character patterns is very simple, but realistic style. It sits in the center of the room and is but the main dancer. Standing outdoors and dancing, it wears a long-sleeved, wide hemmed, V-shaped cross-necked robe, a tight-fitting belt, and a beautiful body. This lacquered box character painting is also a slim waist suit. In addition, all the characters wear white collars, cuffs, skirts, and belts.

A bronze sparrow woman from the Warring States period, unearthed from a Han tomb in Jincun, Luoyang, Henan Province, has a collar style, which can be made by adding a collar to the collar. This skirt is knee-length, medium-short skirt. There is a belt around the waist with a set of jade bands hanging from it. Wearing leather boots, her hair has two long braids on the left and right sides.

Baidu Encyclopedia - Spring and Autumn and Warring States Costume