What dynasties or categories are ancient costumes divided into?

There are six dynasties in ancient costumes.

1, clothing of Qin dynasty

After the founding of People's Republic of China (PRC) in 22 1 BC, various systems were established one after another, including the clothing system, in order to consolidate the unification. Qin Shihuang used to wear Tian Tongguan, but gave up the six-crown system in the Zhou Dynasty. He only wears the "Xuanyi" and the official crown, the French crown and the Wu crown, and wears robes and ribbons.

2. The crown service system in Han Dynasty.

Most of them inherited the Qin system. It was not until the second year of Yongping in the Eastern Han Dynasty that there were formal and complete regulations. The main costumes of the Han dynasty are robes, straight single clothes, short clothes and skirts. In the Han dynasty, because the textile and embroidery industries were very developed, the rich could wear beautiful clothes of silk and satin.

3. Wei and Jin Dynasties

Romantic celebrities advocate nature, are detached from things, are sincere and enjoy themselves. Wei and Jin demeanor is also reflected in Hanfu. Men in this period generally wear big sleeves-big sleeves and elegant shirts. Lebanon, from princes and celebrities to ordinary people, gives priority to wide shirts and big sleeves.

4. Trousers pleats in the Southern and Northern Dynasties.

Trouser pleats are Hu clothes. It turned out to be narrow sleeves. Later, in the Northern and Southern Dynasties, the Han people in the south changed their sleeves very wide and their trousers wide and wide. When there is nothing wrong, the trouser legs will spread out and be elegant; It's practical to tie your trouser legs with a brocade belt in an emergency.

5. Miscellaneous clothes in Wei, Jin, Southern and Northern Dynasties

The traditional deep clothing system has not been adopted by men, but it is still worn by women. Compared with the Han dynasty, this kind of clothing is very different. At the hem of the clothes, add some ornaments, usually silk fabrics.

6. Hanfu in Sui and Tang Dynasties

The official clothes of the Tang Dynasty. T-shirts usually worn by officials in the Tang Dynasty are usually made of fine linen with dark flowers on them, with borders on the collar, sleeves and lapels, and a horizontal reed at the bottom of the shirt near the knees, so they are also called "T-shirts".

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